Semiochemical

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2005-05-10

2005-05-10

Clardy, S. Mark (Department: 1616)

Drug, bio-affecting and body treating compositions

Baits, attractants, or lures

C424SDIG001, C514S690000, C514S918000, C514S919000

Reexamination Certificate

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06890525

ABSTRACT:
cis-Jasmone has been discovered to be useful as a semiochemical that changes the behaviour of insects and/or the physiology of plants. It has direct signalling roles with plant-feeding aphids, in attraction of aphid predators and parasitoids, and may act as an airborne signal inducing production of volatile plant semiochemicals, including the monoterpene (E)-β-ocimene, that stimulate foraging by parasitoids. It is an extremely benign compound having, to human beings, a pleasant aroma and gives a long-lasting effect after removal of the stimulus.

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