IOBC-WPRS Bulletin Vol. 99, 2014

IOBC-WPRS Bulletin Vol. 99, 2014

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Working Group "Pheromones and other semiochemicals in integrated production":
Proceedings of the meeting on "Semiochemicals: the essence of green pest control", Bursa, Turkey, 01 – 05 October, 2012.
Editors: Marco Tasin and Orkun Baris Kovanci
ISBN 978-92-9067-279-1 [VIII + 229 pp.]

Single Bulletin Articles

Vol. 99 Article

EPPO standards on pheromones: present situation and future work
Vlasta Zlof
Pages: 3-5
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Successes with area-wide mating disruption: Moving from crisis management to sustainable pheromone-based pest management
Don Thomson and Jack Jenkins
Pages: 9-11
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Novel mating disruption technologies and strategies for managing codling moth
L. Gut, J. Brunner, M. Reinke, J. Huang, P. McGhee, M. Haas and J. Miller
Pages: 13-15
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Assessing the efficacy of reduced rates of codlemone released by aerosol emitters for control of codling moth, Cydia pomonella L., in apple orchards
Peter S. McGhee, Larry Gut and Mike Haas
Pages: 17-19
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Six pests at once: field evaluation of a new multipurpose dispenser for mating disruption of codling moth and leafrollers
Marco Tasin, Mario Porcel, Patrick Sjöberg, Weronika Swiergiel and Birgitta Rämert
Pages: 21-23
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Puffer®-CM Dispensers for mating disruption of codling moth: Area of influence and impacts on trap finding success by males
Daniel Casado, Frances Cave and Steve Welter
Pages: 25-31
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Comparing mating disruption of codling moth with standard and meso dispensers loaded with pear ester and codlemone
Esteban Basoalto, Rick Hilton and Alan Knight
Pages: 33-37
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Comparison of two methods to measure the mean release rate of Shin-Etsu products: gas chromatography and residual weighing
Stefano Caruso, Fabio Franceschelli, Andrea Iodice and Marco Ardizzoni
Pages: 39-44
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The successful use of sex pheromones to monitor and disrupt mating of Lobesia botrana in California
Andrea Lucchi, Bruno Bagnoli, Monica Cooper, Claudio Ioriatti, Lucia Varela
Pages: 45-48
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Do we need host plant material inside CIRCE cages for mating disruption tests?
Martin Trautmann, Eric Doye and Uwe T. Koch
Pages: 49-53
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The potential of sex pheromones analogs for the control of Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepdoptera: Pyralidae), an exotic pest in South America
Carolina Sellanes and Andrés González
Pages: 55-60
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Organic electrospun nanofibers as novel pheromone dispensers for Integrated Pest Management
Hans E. Hummel, Detlef F. Hein, Arno Deuker, Michael Breuer, Günter Leithold
Pages: 61-67
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Applications of sex pheromones for pest control: the use of mating disruption technique in Greece from 1986 to 2011
Stefanos S. Andreadis, Panagiotis G. Milonas and A. Michaelakis
Pages: 69-73
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Current status of mating disruption in Turkey: Where are we at?
Orkun Baris Kovanci
Pages: 75-77
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Pheromone mating disruption technique for protection against stored product pyralids – laboratory test on progeny reduction
Cornel Adler and Sandra Beier
Pages: 79-81
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Use of pheromones for managing stored-product insects
Pasquale Trematerra
Pages: 83-91
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Playing pranks on pests with plant perfumes
Toby J. A. Bruce, Gudbjorg I. Aradottir, Michael A. Birkett, Zeyaur R. Khan, Charles A. O. Midega, John A. Pickett, Lesley E. Smart and Christine M. Woodcock
Pages: 95-101
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Pea flower volatiles to control the pea moth? First results from wind tunnel and field experiments
Gunda Thöming, Hans Ragnar Norli, Helmut Saucke and Geir K. Knudsen
Pages: 103-105
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Field application of kairomones for monitoring and mass trapping of apple fruit moth
Geir K. Knudsen, Marco Tasin and Hans Ragnar Norli
Pages: 107-109
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Volatiles released from the fruit and leaves of olive tree may influence the attractiveness of the olive fly Bactrocera oleae (Rossi)
Ricardo Malheiro, Susana Casal, Catarina Petisca, Sara Cunha, Paula Baptista, Albino Bento and José Alberto Pereira
Pages: 111-115
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New traps, baits & lures for tree fruit IPM
Alan Knight
Pages: 119-122
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When to spray? Examples on incorporation of time-series of pheromone trap captures into plant protection technology
Gábor Szőcs
Pages: 123-128
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Monitoring the European corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis Hübner) on hops (Humulus lupulus L.) with sex pheromone traps in Slovenia
Magda Rak Cizej, Anja Cilenšek and Jolanda Persolja
Pages: 129-132
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Establishment of a trap network in the east border of the dispersal of Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (Olivier) (Col.: Curculionidae) in Crete (Greece)
Kyriakos Aggelakopoulos, Aggeliki Karataraki, Vasiliki Gkounti, Antonios Michaelakis, Filitsa Karamaouna and Dimitris Kontodimas
Pages: 133-137
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Relations between olive fly, Bactrocera oleae (Rossi), captures with sex pheromones in yellow sticky traps and infestation rates in different olive cultivars from the Northeast of Portugal
Nuno Rodrigues, Ricardo Malheiro, Luís Mota, Albino Bento and José Alberto Pereira
Pages: 139-141
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New possibilities for monitoring the flight phenology of raspberry cane midge Resseliella theobaldi Barnes by pheromone traps in Serbia
Snežana Tanasković, Siniša Ranđić, Uroš Pešović, Dušan Marković and Slobodan Milenković
Pages: 143-147
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Development of an innovative monitoring pheromone dispenser
José Silva and Carlos Frescata
Pages: 149-151
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Assessment of delta traps performance by numerical simulation
S. Couto, C. Frescata & T. S. Mayor
Pages: 153-155
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Controlling oil palm bagworms (Lepidoptera: Psychidae) by mass trapping of moths and in combination with Bacillus thuringiensis in Perak, Malaysia
Norman Kamarudin, Siti Ramlah A. Ali, Mohd Najib Ahmad, Mazmira Mohamed and Othman Arshad
Pages: 159-163
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Mass trapping of Ceratitis capitata using attract and kill technique
Samera A. Khlaywi and Hussain F. Alrubeai
Pages: 165-168
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New advances in the improvement of the mass trapping technique of Ceratitis capitata W.
Patricia Acín, Lídia Roura, Gäel Du Fretay, Ana Gálvez, Jaume Palència
Pages: 169-170
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Pest repelling properties of ant pheromones
Joachim Offenberg
Pages: 173-176
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Do the deposits left by weaver ants on developing mango fruits repel fruit flies, thereby reducing egg-laying into the fruits?
Nina Kirkegaard, Samuel Nyalala and Brian Grout
Pages: 177-181
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Pheromones for pest management and eradication of invasive species
David M. Suckling
Pages: 185-190
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Half a century of pheromone science in the quest for green pest control
Hans E. Hummel, Marie-Therese Eisinger, Simone Langner, Erich Hecker and Karl-Ernst Kaissling
Pages: 191-197
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Culex sp. oviposition pheromone: a review on its synthesis and behavioural studies
Stefanos S. Andreadis and Antonios Michaelakis
Pages: 199-206
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Olfactory response of the ladybird beetle Stethorus gilvifrons to herbivore-induced plant volatiles from Tetranychus urticae infested bean, tomato and melon plants
Melis Seidi and Nimet Sema Gençer
Pages: 207-212
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The effect of different extraction methods from seeds of Albizzia lebbeck (L.) and leaves of Myrtus communis (L.) on immature development of the cucurbit fruit fly, Dacus ciliatus Loew (Diptera: Tephritidae)
A. A. Al-Taweel, E. A. Mahmood, M. A. A. Mahmood, and B. S. Hamad
Pages: 213-218
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Auto-disorientation method in combination with blocking agents of pheromone perception in male antennae of Agriotes tauricus Heyd.
E. V. Rubanova, O. M. Zelenskaya, V. A. Marinicheva, V. G. Yatsynin
Pages: 219-224
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Chemical communication of Ampedus sanguinolentus (Coleoptera, Elateridae): morphological and behavioral observations
V. N. Orlov
Pages: 225-229
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