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Examining the cues: volatile organic compound triggers in insects

DescriptionExamining the cues: volatile organic compound triggers in insects. Plants and animals produce volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in response to a range of biological and environmental triggers. These compounds play a role in signalling within and between plant and animal species, but in many cases, the exact role, and the identity of the compounds produced is unknown. Project: Volatile Organic Compounds. Researchers: Dr Michael Rostas, Dr Jessica Dohmen-Vereijssen, Ms Mette-Cecile Nielsen.Corporate AuthorLincoln UniversityPersonM. RostasJ. Dohmen-VereijssenM. NielsenOrganisationLincoln UniversityBio-Protection Research CentreDate2013-2014Keywordsvolatile organic compounds (VOCs)insect pestsbiological triggerssustainable insect managementresearchFilenameExamining the cues: volatile organic compound triggers in insectsSourceTransform 2013-2014, page 77.Item Reference0001183

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Examining the cues: volatile organic compound triggers in insects