Effects of Volatiles of Essential Oils on Behavior of the Western Flower Thrips Frankliniella occidentalis Perg. (Thysanoptera, Thripidae)

EFFECTS OF Litsea cubeba (Lour.) Pers. ESSENTIAL OIL AND ITS MAIN COMPONENT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GREENHOUSE WHITEFLY Trialeurodes vaporariorum Westw

“…Наличие фумигационных свойств описано и для цитраля в отношении капустной моли Plutella xylostella (ЛК50 для имаго -1,65 мг/л, для личинок первого возраста -0,35 мг/л, для яиц -4,28 мг/л) (26), жуков, Tenebrio molitor (9), муравьев Solenopsis invicta (гибель более 90 % при дозировке 5,33 мкл/см 3 ) (23). Аналогичные свойства L. cubeba выявлены нами ранее в отношении опасного карантинного вредителя Frankliniella occidentalis, часто присутствующего вместе с белокрылкой на одних и тех же культурах в теплицах (27,28). Изученные нами концентрации были значительно ниже приводимых в литературе, а показатели смертности белокрылки аналогичны описанным.…”

Thrips species associated with medicinal and aromatic plants in Adana (Turkey) with first record of Bregmatothrips bournieri Pelikan, 1988 (Thysanoptera: Thripidae)

“…From May, the total number of individuals decreases regularly until July and lowered when most of the annual medicinal and aromatic plant species started to senesce or harvest. However secondary plant metabolites of medicinal and aromatic plants have a wide spectrum of action on arthropod pests, including direct toxicity toward different stages of development, antifeedant, repellent, deterrent and attractive effects, and inhibition of development and oviposition (Chermenskaya et al, 2009;Costa et al, 2013;Zoubiri & Baaliouamer, 2014;Stepanycheva et al, 2018).…”

Repellence or attraction: secondary metabolites in pepper mediate attraction and defense against Spodoptera litura

“…21,22 Li et al 23 demonstrated that rosemary plants significantly reduced the settlement of females of Frankliniella occidentalis and two other thrips species on target host plants; for all three species, ⊍-pinene and eucalyptol showed common repellency towards thrips. Likewise, essential oils of Acorus calamus, Juniperus virginiana, and Melissa officinalis repelled the larvae of F. occidentalis, 24 and (E)-⊎-farnesene and eugenol repelled Myzus persicae. 22 Du et al 25 demonstrated that the regurgitate of S. litura larvae and S. litura-infested cabbage leaves attracted Microplitis similis.…”

“…Likewise, essential oils of Acorus calamus , Juniperus virginiana , and Melissa officinalis repelled the larvae of F . occidentalis , 24 and ( E )‐ β ‐farnesene and eugenol repelled Myzus persicae 22 . Du et al 25 .…”