1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf02373144
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Role of the cocoon ofAcrolepiopsis assectella (Lep., Hyponomeutoidae) in host recognition by the parasitoidDiadromus pulchellus (Hym., Ichneumonidae)

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“…In a variety of arthropods, silk is used as a pheromone source for group living and mating (Penman and Cone, 1974;Roessingh, 1990;Evans and Main, 1993;Saito Y, in press). Indeed, chemical cues from silk are also used by predators and parasites for the recognition of their hosts (Bekkaoui and Thibout, 1993;Weseloh, 1977).…”
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“…In a variety of arthropods, silk is used as a pheromone source for group living and mating (Penman and Cone, 1974;Roessingh, 1990;Evans and Main, 1993;Saito Y, in press). Indeed, chemical cues from silk are also used by predators and parasites for the recognition of their hosts (Bekkaoui and Thibout, 1993;Weseloh, 1977).…”
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“…An egg parasitoid, O. gallerucae Fonscolombe, was demonstrated to be herbivore-specific as significant attraction was observed toward fecal kairomones of its host elm leaf beetle, X. luteola (= Pyrrhalta) (Müller) while feces of non-host caterpillar, Opisthograptis luteolata L. was ignored by the parasitoid (Meiners et al, 2000). Several studies reported the positive response of parasitoids to the kairmones from cocoons (Bekkaoui & Thibout, 1993) or exuviae (Battaglia et al, 2000) of its host as compared to a non-host.…”
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“…Several studies report on the attraction of parasitoids by the volatiles emitted by their host larvae (Chiu-Alvarado et al 2009). Cocoonderived semiochemicals have been identiÞed as both contact host recognition cues (Bekkaoui and Thibout 1993) and long-range attractants (Jumean et al 2005) for parasitoids. Frass often has been reported to provide (long-distance) cues during the host location process (Auger et al 1990, Reddy et al 2002, Weiss 2006, also in parasitic wasps (Quicke 1997, Mattiacci et al 1999, GandolÞ et al 2003, Chuche et al 2006, Chiu-Alvarado et al 2009).…”
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