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Mechanisms of Mating Disruption in Moths
1997Insect control (population regulation) by the use of synthetic semiochemicals to disrupt normal mating behavior is now operational for a number of species of Lepidoptera. But, although there have been successes, there have also been failures. Moreover, in some instances a previously successful operation has subsequently failed.
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Courtship Disruptions and Male Mating Strategies: Examples from Female‐Defense Mating Systems
The American Naturalist, 1999Males frequently interrupt the copulation attempts of other males, and these courtship disruptions may limit the extent to which a few males are able to monopolize mating access to females. Males actively defend sexually receptive females in many species in which females form dense aggregations during the breeding season. Across and within such species
Michael S, Webster, Scott K, Robinson
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Disruption of Spruce Budworm Mating—State of the Art
1981As has been shown for most other Lepidoptera where this technique has been tried, the mating behavior of the spruce budworm [Choristoneura fumiferana (Clemens)] is profoundly disrupted in an atmosphere permeated by the synthetic attractant.
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Pest management programmes in vineyards using male mating disruption
Pest Management Science, 2007Ally Harari
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