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ChÆmotropic response of fruit flies

Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1946
The fruit flies show chaemotropic response. Citronella oil, ammonia vanilla and clensel were tried but none of them yielded satisfactory results. Clensel, however, had a slight advantage over others.
S. V. Pingle, K. N. Trehan
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Not So Sweet For Fruit Flies

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2014
It’s not every day that the results of a sixth-grader’s science fair project end up in a peer-reviewed journal article.
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The Fruit Flies of New York

Journal of Economic Entomology, 1931
The economic species of fruit flies in New York includes: The cherry fruit flies, Rhagoletis fausta and R. cingulata; the apple maggot, R. pomonella; the walnut husk maggot, R. suavis ; and the currant fruit fly, Epochra canadensis. Certain points relative to the distribution, abundance, life history, and control of these species are discussed.
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Insect pests of fruit: fruit flies

2019
The arrival of D. suzukii in Europe and America from Asia caused extensive damage to cherry and soft fruit strongly affecting their cultivation. Currently, to control the pest, there is an increase in the number of insecticide applications that are sprayed from fruit changing colour until the harvest period.
Audsley N., Tonina l., Mori N.
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Chemical reactions of fruit-flies

Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1915
There are certain smells remarkably attractive to male flies of the genus Dacus and by the employment of these smells the movements of the flies can to a great extent be controlled, in any given direction. The reaction is strictly confined to the male sex, and different species exhibit a variation as regards the smell which is most attractive to them ...
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Detecting Actions of Fruit Flies

2014
In this thesis we describe a system that tracks fruit flies in video and automatically detects and classifies their actions. We introduce Caltech Fly-vs-Fly Interactions, a new dataset that contains hours of video showing pairs of fruit flies engaging in social interactions, and is published with complete expert annotations and articulated pose ...
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Management of Fruit Flies in Mexico

2016
Fruit growing is of great socio-economic importance in Mexico and fruit flies pose a major threat to this industry. For pest management purposes, fruit flies are divided into two groups: exotic species and native species. For exotic species, a country-wide trapping network is operated for early detection.
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Melatonin: A master regulator of plant development and stress responses

Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, 2021
Chengliang Sun, Baohai Li, Xian-Yong Lin
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Fruit Flies

Science, 1977
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Biology of Fruit Flies

Annual Review of Entomology, 1960
L. D. Christenson, Richard H. Foote
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