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EAG responses to 21 monoterpene compounds were compared between the two types of the yellow peach moth, Conogethes punctiferalis (GUENEE). The fruit-feeding type (FFT) females responded more highly to 17 compounds than males, whereas no sexual difference was found in the Pinaceae-feeding type (PFT). Both sexes of PFT responded to alcohols, aldehydes and ketones significantly higher than did FFT. The cluster analysis of EAG responses of each type showed a definite difference in the antennal olfactory spectra between FFT and PFT. From these facts, it was concluded that FFT and PFT are probably taxonomically different species.
