Similarly, (E)-[beta]-farnesene, which has been reported to act either as an
allomone, an attractant or a kairomone in various insects (Francis et al.
acclimate allelochemical
allomone annual biennial bolt companion planting cool-season crop frost-free period frost-sensitive frost-tender frost-tolerant harden-off heat-hardy kairomone olericulture perennial pheromone semi-hardy very hardy
Determination of plant volatiles 1: analysis of the insect-attracting
allomone of the parasitic plant Hydnora africana using Grob-Habich activated charcoal traps.
9-Isocyanopu-pukeanane, a marine invertebrate
allomone with a new sesquiterpene skeleton.
Moreover, Gynaikothrips are known to produce an
allomone excreted through the anus, which is used to repel intruding insects or predators (Suzuki et al.
3), a common
allomone frequently associated with cyanogenic activity, cluster separately (Fig.
Investigations of the acidic
allomone of the gastropod mollusc Philline aperta by means of ion chromatography and histochemical localization of sulphate and chloride ions.
The hypothesis that the red bodies contain a defensive
allomone that is provisioned to eggs by the parent requires future testing.
The role of pheromones, kairomones, and
allomones in the host selection and colonization behavior of bark beetles.
Localization within the body of the producing or accumulating organism, is planned in order to find how are they protected from their own
allomones, and to facilitate the development of the next objective.
In the eastern lubber grasshopper, Romalea microptera (Beauvois), the secretion contains a mixture of chemicals such as various phenols and quinones, plant derived
allomones, and the sesquiterpenoid, romallenone, but the exact mixture of these chemicals is variable among individuals (Jones et al.
