美洲斑潜蝇蛹期化学环境对成虫嗅觉定向的影响

将美洲斑潜蝇Liriomyzasativae Blanchard蛹分别暴露于3种植物挥发物-芳樟醇、β-子丁香烯和3- 己烯-1-醇,羽化后用Y形嗅觉仪测定雌成虫对相应挥发物的定向反应。蛹期暴露于3-己烯-1-醇后羽化的雌成虫趋向该化合物的比率（37.7%）和平均反应时间（21.5 s）,与对照组（30.4%,35.0 s）差异不显著;β-子丁香烯处理组雌成虫选择该化合物的比率（46.2%）与对照组（42.0%）差异不显著,但平均反应时间（21.0 s）却显著短于对照组（41.5 s）。蛹期经芳樟醇处理后雌成虫选择该化合物的比率（52.9%）显著高于对照组（28.4%）,平均反应时间（19.5 s）也显著短于对照组（34.5 s）。以芳樟醇为处理化合物的进一步研究表明,蛹发育早期是诱导成虫产生定向反应的敏感时期。将1、3、5、7 日龄蛹分别暴露于芳樟醇48 h后,只有1日龄组蛹羽化的雌成虫趋向芳樟醇的比率（54%）显著高于对照组（26%）;但1、3、5 日龄组蛹羽化的雌成虫对芳樟醇的平均反应时间均显著短于对照组。此外,蛹期暴露于芳樟醇的持续时间也影响雌成虫对该化合物的定向反应,2日龄蛹分别暴露于芳樟醇24、48、72、96和120 h后,只有处理时间大于72 h的雌成虫选择该化合物的比率才显著高于对照组;但所有处理组羽化雌成虫的平均反应时间均显著低于对照组。由此推断,美洲斑潜蝇蛹期经历的化学环境会影响成虫的嗅觉定向反应。     

取食经历对美洲斑潜蝇雌成虫寿命及生殖力的影响

在实验室条件下 ,研究了取食经历对美洲斑潜蝇雌Liriomyzasativae成虫寿命和生殖力的影响。结果表明 ,幼虫期在黄瓜取食而成虫期在四季豆上取食时 ,其雌成虫寿命、总产卵量和日平均产卵量均明显小于幼虫期在长豇豆上取食而成虫期在四季豆上取食时 (P <0 0 1 ) ;当幼虫期同在长豇豆上取食时 ,成虫在黄瓜上取食时的雌成虫寿命、总产卵量和日平均产卵量均明显小于成虫在四季豆取食时 (P<0 0 5或P <0 0 1 )。这说明美洲斑潜蝇幼虫和成虫取食经历对其成虫寿命和生殖力均有显著的影响     

三种寄主植物叶片提取物对美洲斑潜蝇雌成虫嗅觉记忆的影响

先提供气味刺激,再提供含不同寄主植物叶片提取物的蜜糖刺激,采用Y型嗅觉仪测定了3种寄主植物（丝瓜、番茄和菜豆）叶片表面非挥发性次生化合物刺激对美洲斑潜蝇Liriomyza sativae雌成虫嗅觉记忆的影响。结果表明：菜豆叶片沸水提取物能促进雌成虫对芳樟醇的嗅觉记忆,而丝瓜和番茄叶片沸水提取物则能提高雌成虫对正己烷的记忆能力。因此,不同寄主植物叶片提取物影响了美洲斑潜蝇雌成虫对不同气味的嗅觉记忆。     

六种植物叶片中葫芦素B对美洲斑潜蝇寄主选择性的影响

在网室条件下 ,测定了美洲斑潜蝇对豇豆、苦瓜、黄瓜、白瓜、节瓜和丝瓜的寄主选择性。结果表明 ,美洲斑潜蝇在 6种不同植物叶片上的幼虫数、虫道数和为害程度具有明显的差异。从幼虫数和为害程度综合分析 ,美洲斑潜蝇在豇豆和丝瓜上的幼虫数、为害程度最高 ,分别是 0 .183头 / cm2 ,13.4 7%和 0 .0 99头 / cm2 ,2 3.4 2 % ,表明该虫对豇豆和丝瓜的选择性最强。在苦瓜上没有美洲斑潜蝇的幼虫寄生及取食虫道。该虫对其它 3种植物的选择性依次为节瓜、白瓜和黄瓜。在此基础上 ,进一步研究了不同植物叶片甲醇提取物中葫芦素 B的含量与美洲斑潜蝇寄主选择性的关系。经高效液相色谱 (HPL C)测定 ,苦瓜中的葫芦素 B含量最高 (2 3.8μg/ ml) ,其次是黄瓜 (9.6 μg/ ml)、白瓜 (4 .3μg/ ml)、豇豆 (2 .7μg/ ml)和节瓜 (2 .5 μg/ m l) ,丝瓜中含量最少 ,仅为1.3μg/ ml。分析结果证实不同植物叶中的葫芦素 B含量与其幼虫数呈负相关 (r1 =- 0 .82 0 6 ,r0 .0 5=0 .811) ;将不同植物叶中的葫芦素 B含量和美洲斑潜蝇的为害程度分别转换成对数后进行相关性分析 ,二者之间的相关性呈极显著的负相关(r2 =- 0 .980 4 ,r0 .0 1 =0 .917)。说明随着寄主植物叶片中葫芦素 B含量的增加 ,美洲斑潜蝇的幼虫数及为害程度明显     

氮、磷、钾对美洲斑潜蝇寄主选择性的影响

研究了不同浓度的氮、磷、钾营养液处理豇豆叶对美洲斑潜蝇Liriomyza sativae寄主选择性的影响,并探讨了其可能的机理和应用。     

寄主挥发物、叶色和表皮毛在美洲斑潜蝇寄主选择中的作用

在室内条件下 ,初步研究了寄主挥发物、叶色和表皮毛在美洲斑潜蝇寄主选择中的作用。在嗅觉仪试验中 ,寄主叶片挥发物对美洲斑潜蝇雌成虫没有明显的引诱作用 ;在叶色反应试验中 ,美洲斑潜蝇雌成虫在叶子圆片上停留的时间明显大于在滤纸圆片上停留的时间 (p<0 .0 1) ,其在有叶片区域分布的数量明显多于空白对照 (p <0 .0 1) ;在表皮毛试验中 ,美洲斑潜蝇在无毛叶片上的产卵量明显大于在有毛叶片上的产卵量 (p <0 .0 1)。上述结果表明 ,在对寄主的定向和定位过程中 ,美洲斑潜蝇的视觉起着重要的作用 ,而嗅觉不起作用 ;叶片表皮毛有抑制产卵的作用     

冷藏对美洲斑潜蝇蛹期发育和生存的影响

【目的】美洲斑潜蝇Liriomyza sativae Blanchard自20世纪90年代入侵我国后已经成为蔬菜和观赏植物的重要害虫。然而,近些年该昆虫已经逐渐成为研究植物和昆虫、昆虫抗寒性和寄主适应性等热点课题的模式种类。因此,为了实验室条件下更好保藏该虫的种群,本文研究了冷藏(世代发育起点温度8℃)对该斑潜蝇蛹发育和生存的影响。【方法】以化蛹后第3天的蛹为实验对象,8℃低温冷藏,并以冷藏时间(0、7、14、21、28和35 d)为参试因子研究了冷藏时间对美洲斑潜蝇蛹羽化率的影响;化蛹后每24 h解剖观察一次蛹并对蛹期发育阶段进行划分;根据划分的蛹期阶段,对处理中未羽化的蛹进行解剖比对,得到对低温最敏感的蛹期。【结果】随着冷藏时间的增长,美洲斑潜蝇的蛹羽化率逐渐降低。超过14 d后,羽化率明显下降。冷藏至35 d时羽化率为零。解剖正常发育的美洲斑潜蝇的蛹,将蛹期分为预蛹期、隐头蛹期、显头蛹初期、半透明眼期、浅黄色到琥珀色眼期、红褐色眼期、鬃毛蛹期。不同冷藏时间条件下,未羽化的蛹死亡时间主要为鬃毛蛹期,且鬃毛蛹期死亡的蛹的数量与贮藏时间呈正比例关系。【结论】在室内冷藏美洲斑潜蝇时,3日龄蛹8℃贮藏少于14 d为宜;鬃毛蛹期(10~11日龄蛹)对低温比较敏感,冷藏过程中,应避免鬃毛蛹期的蛹。     

温度对美洲斑潜蝇及南症状斑潜蝇种群增长的影响

在恒温条件下观察了美洲斑潜蝇和南美斑潜蝇实验种群的发育、存活及繁殖情况,拟合了两种斑潜蝇发育速率与温度之间的关系模型,求出了各发育阶段的发育起点温度及有效积温,组建了不同温度下两种斑潜蝇实验种群的生殖力表,计算了主要的生命表参数。结果表明,温度对两种斑潜蝇的发育、存活、繁殖均有显著的影响,且两种斑潜蝇对温度的适应特性有着明显差异。美洲斑潜蝇适应的温度范围较广,相对较高的温度有利于种群的发育、生存及繁殖;而南美斑潜蝇适应的温度范围相对较窄,且适温范围明显偏低,高温不利于种群的增长;在各自的适温条件下,两种斑潜蝇都有很强的种群增殖能力。     

温度对美洲斑潜蝇及南美斑潜蝇种群增长的影响

在恒温条件下观察了美洲斑潜蝇和南美斑潜蝇实验种群的发育、存活及繁殖情况,拟合了两种斑潜蝇发育速率与温度之间的关系模型,求出了各发育阶段的发育起点温度及有效积温,组建了不同温度下两种斑潜蝇实验种群的生殖力表,计算了主要的生命表参数.结果表明,温度对两种斑潜蝇的发育、存活、繁殖均有显著的影响,且两种斑潜蝇对温度的适应特性有着明显差异.美洲斑潜蝇适应的温度范围较广,相对较高的温度有利于种群的发育、生存及繁殖;而南美斑潜蝇适应的温度范围相对较窄,且适温范围明显偏低,高温不利于种群的增长;在各自的适温条件下,两种斑潜蝇都有很强的种群增殖能力.     

南美斑潜蝇对不同黄瓜品种的寄主选择性

采用自由选择法测定了南美斑潜蝇Liriomyza huidobrensis对黄瓜不同品种的寄主选择性。结果表明,南美斑潜蝇成虫产卵和取食选择性最强的黄瓜品种为冬棚王,其对冬棚王的选择性与对光和地黄瓜、新四号黄瓜、津优2号、双杂一号、津杂2号、冬雪王、早春王、神农春四号、津春4号等品种的选择性存在显著差异,而与山东密刺、津优1号、春四号黄瓜、津杂4号、鲁优二号、津优4号、唐山秋瓜、神农春五号、津绿4号等品种差异不显著。测定结果表明,黄瓜不同品种间的叶毛数、可溶性蛋白质及可溶性糖含量存在显著差异。相关分析表明,南美斑潜蝇对不同黄瓜品种的寄主选择性与其叶毛数存在显著的负相关,相关系数r=-0.475 5(P=0.039 5<0.05),而与叶片的可溶性蛋白质及可溶性糖含量关系不显著。     

The olfactory response of cabbage root fly Delia radicum to the host plant volatile allylisothiocyanate

The responses of gravid female cabbage root flies, Delia radicum (L.), to brassica odour and allylisothiocyanate (ANCS) presented in either a discrete plume or uniformly dispersed in air passing through a wind tunnel were investigated. Relatively fast, straight flights occurred in diffuse odour conditions, while in discrete plumes flights were slower with more frequent changes of direction.Flies maintained a constant ground speed and track angle over the straight legs of their flight tracks in two different wind speeds by changing air speed and course. As flies approached an odour source in a discrete plume ground speed was progressively decreased and frequency of turning increased but track angles remained constant. This was achieved by reducing air speed and course angle.Flies released at increasing distances from an odour source moved upwind towards it in a series of short flights, the number relating to distance.The results are discussed in the light of current theories of anemotactic odour source locations and a sequence of orientated behaviour for host plant finding is proposed.

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Les réactions olfactives de Delia radicum à l'allylisothiocyanate volatil émis par les plantes-hôtes

Résumé L'étude a porté sur les réactions de femelles fécondées de Delia radicum L. à l'odour de chou et à l'allylisothiocyanate (ANCS) offerts, soit sous forme d'un fin panache, soit uniformément répartis dans l'air traversant un tunnel à vent.Avec une odeur diffuse les vols étaient relativement rapides et rectilignes, tandis qu'avec un fin panache les vols étaient plus lents avec des changements de direction plus fréquents.En présence de deux vitesses du courant d'air les mouches ont maintenu leur vitesse au sol et leur angle de vol par rapport à la direction du déplacement constants en modifiant leur vitesse de vol et leur direction.Quand les mouches approchaient de la source odorante dans un fin panache, la vitesse au sol diminuait progressivement et la fréquence des virages augmentait, les angles de vol restant constant. Ceci était obtenu en réduisant de la vitesse de l'air et l'angle du déplacement.Les mouches paraissent utiliser une anémotaxie optomotrice et mécanique pendant la localisation de l'hôte. Les résultats sont discutés à la lumière des théories classiques sur la localisation anémotactique des sources odorantes.

     

Masking of host plant odour in the olfactory orientation of the Colorado potato beetle

The odour of potato plants Solanum tuberosum L., elicits a true odour-conditioned positive anemotaxis in the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata Say. Blending the odour of non-host plant species, namely wild tomatoes Lycopersicon hirsutum f. glabratum C.H. Mull or cabbage Brassica oleracea L. var. gemmifera DC., with the attractive host plant odour blocks the release of upwind responses in non-experienced as well as experienced females. The neutralization of the beetle's orientation responses is obtained without repellency. It is expected that masking of host plant odour occurs often in mixed cropping systems.

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Résumé Un certain nombre d'articles rapporte une diminution du nombre des insectes phytophages spécialistes comme une conséquence à la diversification des agroécosystèmes (Altieri & Letourneau, 1982; Cromartie, 1981; Kareiva, 1983; Risch et al., 1983). Ainsi, il a été supposé que la présence de plantes non-hôtes pouvait interférer avec celle de plantes hôtes en modifiant la nature des informations chimiques parvenant aux insectes. Les modifications comportementales qui peuvent en résulter lors de l'attraction à distance sont toutefois encore peu claires. Les expérimentations présentées ici analysent les réponses individuelles du doryphore à diverses stimulations olfactives issues de plantes entières. Des femalles ont été ainsi étudiées un jour après l'émergeance en présence d'air vierge et d'air chargé d'odeurs de Solanum tuberosum, Lycopersicon hirsutum f. glabratum, Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera, ainsi que des mélanges, S. tuberosum avec L. hirsutum et S. tuberosum avec B. oleracea. A partir de l'enregistrement continu de l'activité locomotrice dans chaque condition (à l'aide du compensateur de locomotion), nous avons déterminé que L. hirsutum et B. oleracea masquaient l'odeur de la plante hôte S. tuberosum en supprimant la réponse anémotactique positive conditionnée par l'odeur de cette dernière. Les mélanges d'odeurs ainsi obtenus sont considérés comme neutres pour l'orientation à longue distance du doryphore. L'expérience préalable par le doryphore de l'ingestion de feuillage de pomme de terre ne modifie pas l'effet du camouflage obtenu. Ces résultats laissent penser qu'il est possible de limiter la découverte de la plante hôte chez les insectes, et que les méthodes de camouflages olfactives pourraient prévenir les attaques de certains ravageurs.

     

Influence of two successive learning processes on the response ofEupelmus vuilleti Crw (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) to volatile stimuli from hosts and host plants

Eupelmus vuilleti (Crw) is a solitary ectoparasitoid of several bruchid species which develop inside Leguminosae seeds. In this hymenopteran a preemergence learning process is responsible for a specific response of females toward the host and host-plant volatiles. This learning occurs after the imaginal molt, while the adult remains in the larval chamber of its host. The persistence of the response toward host and host-plant volatiles of females reared onBruchidius atrolineatus (Pic) larvae developing inVigna unguiculata (Walp) seed was investigated in this study. In the absence of any reinforcement, the response towardB. atrolineatus larvae persisted for 6 days after female emergence from the seeds, whereas the response towardV. unguiculata seed volatiles was maintained for 7 days. Our experiments showed that a later learning process also takes place inE. vuilleti. An ovipositional experience on a given plant-host complex enabled females to learn the stimuli from that complex. This learning occurred even if the complex experienced during oviposition differed from the one on which females were reared. After an ovipositional experience on a new plant-host complex, the response acquired through preemergence learning was maintained. These experiments demonstrate that theE. vuilleti females can memorize cues from several species during successive learning processes. The adaptive significance of these learning capacities, which confer an important behavioral plasticity to this generalist parasitoid, is discussed.     

Influence of olfactory stimulants on resistance/susceptibility of pearl millet, Pennisetum americanum to the rice weevil, Sitophilus oryzae

The orientation responses of the rice weevil, Sitophilus oryzae (L.) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) as influenced by the olfactory stimulants emanating from either resistant or susceptible pearl millet, Pennisetum americanum, kernels were studied using a Y-tube olfactometer. The rice weevils were more attracted towards odours from millet grains than to blank controls and to susceptible entries more than to resistant entries, in general. However, there were exceptions. Odours from some resistant entries caused statistically the same, or even more positive orientations than those from some susceptible entries, and this suggests that the relative resistance of an entry and its olfactory attractiveness may not be strongly related, or that the resistance to infestation might be influenced by factors other than attractiveness. The partial damage of the millet kernel pericarp by abrasion slightly increased the orientational response of the weevils to odours from some susceptible and some resistant entries alike.     

Trade-offs in performance on different plants may not restrict the host plant range of the phytophagous mite, Tetranychus urticae

We examined sib-mated lines of the phytophagous mite, Tetranychus urticae Koch, for trade-offs in performance on different plants. We found no significant trade-offs among 10 potential host plants examined. Trade-offs in performance were not detected in most cases, even when the variations in general performance (mean performance on all potential host plants) among the sib-mated lines were statistically adjusted, denying the possibility that this may be due to the variations in general performance among the lines. No evidence for trade-offs was obtained in an artificial selection experiment; on all tested plants, a line adapted to one marginal host plant exhibited higher performance than the control line. However, the general performance seemed to be negatively correlated with other adaptive traits of the mite, such as competition ability of adult males for their mates and overcrowding response of adult females. Such correlations may contribute to the maintenance of genetic variation in the general performance of T. urticae.     

Influence of pre-emergence experience on response to host and host plant odours in the larval parasitoidEupelmus vuilleti

The response to different host and plant species odours was investigated inEupelmus vuilleti (Crw). This hymenopteran is a solitary ectoparasitoid of several species of bruchids developing inside Leguminosae seeds. The locomotor behaviour of females reared onBruchidius atrolineatus (Pic) larvae developing inVigna unguiculata (Walp) seeds was analysed using a tubular olfactometer. Females showed a specific sensitivity to the semiochemicals emanating from the host and the seed species on which they had developed. Odours fromV. unguiculata seeds were attractive to the parasitoid and stimulated their locomotor activity. Odours fromVigna radiata (Wil) seeds had no effect on the locomotor behaviour. Odours fromB. atrolineatus larvae were attractive to the females whereas odours fromCallosobruchus maculatus (Fab), another bruchid species, had no effect. By isolating the females from the seed and the host at different developmental stages, we found that the specific sensitivity observed resulted from an early adult learning. This learning which occurs before the emergence from the seed while the imago is in the larval chamber of its host is dependent on contact with the seed and the host larval remains.     

Influence of insecticide, wax and biofungicide treatments, applied to Pinus sylvestris and Picea abies, on the olfactory orientation of the large pine weevil, Hylobius abietis L. (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)

1 A four-arm olfactometer was used to test the effect of permethrin ‘Gori 920^®’ and the wax treatment ‘CereNat^® E30’ on the response of mature adult Hylobius abietis to olfactory stimuli from seedlings of Pinus sylvestris and Picea abies. 2 Also investigated in the olfactometer was the effect of Rotstop^®, a biofungicide for the control of Fomes root and butt rot, Heterobasidion annosum, on the responses of mature adult female H. abietis to stump material of both P. sylvestris and P. abies. 3 Hylobius abietis was significantly more attracted to untreated P. sylvestris seedlings compared to those treated with CereNat^® E30 or permethrin Gori 920^®. No differences in response to P. abies seedlings were found. 4 With Rotstop^®, no changes in the attractiveness of P. sylvestris stump material were found, but that of P. abies was significantly increased compared to untreated material.     

Resistance to rust fungi in Lolium perenne depends on within-species variation and performance of the host species in grasslands of different plant diversity

The hypothesis that plant species diversity and genetic variation of the host species decrease the severity of plant diseases is supported by studies of agricultural systems, but experimental evidence from more complex systems is scarce. In an experiment with grassland communities of varying species richness (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and 60 species) and functional group richness (1, 2, 3, and 4 functional groups), we used different cultivars of Lolium perenne (perennial ryegrass) to study effects of biodiversity and cultivar identity on the occurrence and severity of foliar fungal diseases caused by Puccinia coronata (crown rust) and P. graminis (stem rust). Cultivar monocultures of perennial ryegrass revealed strong differences in pathogen susceptibility among these cultivars. Disease intensity caused by both rust fungi decreased significantly with growing species richness of species mixtures. The response to the diversity gradient was related to the decreased density and size of the host individuals with increasing species richness. The occurrence of other grass species known to be possible hosts of the pathogens in the experimental mixtures did not promote disease intensity in L. perenne, indicating that there was a high host specificity of pathogen strains. Differences in pathogen susceptibility among perennial ryegrass cultivars persisted independent of diversity treatment, host density and host individual size, but resulted in a cultivar-specific pattern of changes in pathogen infestation across the species-richness gradient. Our study provided evidence that within-species variation in pathogen susceptibility and competitive interactions of the host species with the environment, as caused by species diversity treatments, are key determinants of the occurrence and severity of fungal diseases. Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.