1993 Volume 57 Issue 4 Pages 648-652
Four geometric isomers of the eri-silk moth pheromone, (11z)-4, 6, 11-hexadecatrienals, including the natural pheromone, (4E, 6E, 11Z)-4, 6, 11-hexadecatrienal (19), were prepared and their pheromone activities toward male eri-silk moths were evaluated. In the conventional fluttering test, each of the synthesized trienal fractions showed activity, the 50% active minimum concentration of natural pheromone 19 being observed to be 10-3 mg/ml. The pheromone activities of these geometric isomers were compared by the EAG/GLC method and found in order of increasing activity to be (4Z, 6E, 11Z)-≥(4E, 6Z, 11, Z)->(4E, 6E, 11Z)-»(4Z, 6Z, 11Z)-hexadecatrienal.
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