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寄主植物挥发性化合物对昆虫定位寄主植物具有重要的影响。为了明确杉木 Cunninghamia
lanceolata 叶片中吸引雀丽毒蛾 Calliteara melli 的特定挥发性化合物,研究利用 GC-MS 和 GC-EAD 分析
鉴定了杉木叶片中引起雀丽毒蛾触角电生理反应的挥发物。研究结果表明:杉木叶片中共分离出 13 种化
合物,其中 8 个为萜类化合物,包括 2 个半萜化合物,5 个倍半萜化合物和 1 个二萜类化合物,1 个烷烃
和 1 个烯烃化合物和 3 个物质未鉴定化合物。在上述挥发物中,二萜化合物松柏烯的相对含量最高,为
48.68%,然后依次为 α- 蒎烯 8.51%、β- 瑟林烯 7.17%、α- 瑟林烯 6.09% 和 β- 榄香烯 4.28%;其中 6
种萜类挥发性化合物均能引起雀丽毒蛾雌雄成虫的触角电生理反应,α- 蒎烯、β- 榄香烯、β- 瑟林烯、
α- 瑟林烯和 1- 二十四烯均能引起雌蛾和雄蛾的触角反应,β- 蒎烯只能引起雌虫的触角反应,对雄蛾没
有生理活性。 |
关键词: 雀丽毒蛾 GC-EAD 植物挥发物 萜类化合物 |
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Identiffcation of Active Volatile Compounds from Cunninghamia lanceolata Leaves to Calliteara melli Collenette |
LAI Lue1, XU Jinzhu2, QIN Changsheng2, LING Siquan2, TIAN Longyan2, YANG Hua2, ZHANG Chunhua2, QIU Hualong2
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1.Forest Pest Control Service Center of Heyuan City,Heyuan,Guangdong;2.Guangdong Academy of Forestry Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Silviculture,Protection and Utilization,Guangzhou
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Abstract: |
The volatile compounds of host plants could influence insect orientation to host plants. In
order to find out whether there is any volatile compound from Cunninghamia lanceolata leaves that attracts
Calliteara melli Collenette in this study, GC-MS and GC-EAD were used to identify the volatiles from the
C. lanceolata leave that can elicit the antennal electrophysiological response of the tussock moth. The results
showed that 13 compounds were isolated from C. lanceolata leaves, of which 8 were terpenoids, including 2
semi-terpenoids, 5 sesquiterpenoids, 1 diterpenoid, 1 alkane, and 1 ole?n. In addition, three compounds were not
accurately identi?ed. Among all volatiles, the relative content of diterpene was the highest at 48.68%, followed
by 8.51% of α- Pinene, 7.17% of β- Silene, 6.09% of α- Silene and 4.28% of β- Elemene. Six terpenoid
volatile compounds of α- Pinene, β- Pinene, β- Elemene, β- Silene, α-Silene, and 1-Tetracosene can cause
the antennal electrophysiological response of male and female adults. However, β- Pinene can only cause the antennal response of female moths, but not a male adults. These results could provide a scienti?c reference for the
development of host-plant-based attractants for C. melli management. |
Key words: Calliteara melli Collenette GC-EAD plant volatiles terpenoids |