Research Article

Pheromone Production, Attraction, and Interspecific Inhibition among Four Species of Ips Bark Beetles in the Southeastern USA

Table 3

Subtractive bioassay: pheromone candidates released from Wick-baits:—for abbreviations, see Table 1. Release rates are given in μg/h.

Ips grandicollis bait, used in Oconee National Forest, GA, April 1992.
IeEMGercVIdLn

Total blend2506565250
 – " – − Ie6565250
 – " – − EM25065250
 – " – − Ger25065250
 – " – − cV2506565
 – " – + Id2506565250500
 – " – + Ln250656525065
 – " – + Id + Ln250656525050065
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Ips avulsus bait, used at Fort Benning, AL, September, 1991.
MBIdLncVIeEM

Total blend50050065250
 – " – − MB50065250
 – " – − Id50065250
 – " – − Ln500500250
 – " – − cV50050065
 – " – + Ie50050065250250
 – " – + EM5005006525065
 – " – + Ie + EM5005006525025065
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Ips calligraphus bait, used at Fort Benning, AL, September 1991.
IdGercVIeEMLn

Total blend50065250
 – " – − Id65250
 – " – − Ger500250
 – " – − cV50065
 – " – + Ie50065250250
 – " – + EM5006525065
 – " – + Ln5006525065
 – " – + Ie + EM + Ln500652502506565
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Ips pini bait, used in Rabun county, GA, June and July 1992.
IdEMGerLncVIe

Total blend500656565250
 – " – − Id656565250
 – " – − EM5006565250
 – " – − Ger5006565250
 – " – − Ln5006565250
 – " – − cV500656565
 – " – + Ie500656565250250
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