1995 Volume 59 Issue 11 Pages 2036-2038
We measured the electroantennography (EAG) activities of the geometrical isomers of several pheromone-related compounds towards male eri-silk moths (Samia cynthia richini) using EAG-gas chromatography (GC). C16-aldehyde and formyl ester, with the same chain length as C16-aldehyde, were found to be much more active than other compounds with a shorter chain. For the compounds with (1Z, 6Z)- or (1E, 6E)-contiguration, the activity in decreasing order was C14-formyl ester > C 16-aldehyde > C 14-aldehyde>C12-formyl ester, while that for the compounds with (1Z, 6E)- or (1E, 6Z)-configuration is C16-aldehyde > C14-formyl ester > other compounds with a shorter C14 chain.
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