Pieris rapae (Ledidoptera : Pieridae) females avoid oviposition on Rorippa indica plants infested by conspecific larvae

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• We studied oviposition preference of Pieris rapae females toward Rorippa indica plants exposed to different treatments (uninfested, artificially damaged and infested by P. rapae larvae)in a cage at an experimental field site. The females preferred uninfested plants to infested or artificially damaged ones and artificially damaged plants to infested ones. The data suggested that the females used chemicals emitted from damaged leaves to avoid unsuitable host plants. We conclude that the avoidance behavior of Pieris females towards infested food plants is adaptive for offspring from the viewpoint of not only resource availability but also parasitoid avoidance.

• 日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
• 1999-08-25

著者

• Takabayashi J

  Crest Of Jst (japan Science And Technology Cooperation):center For Ecological Research Kyoto Univers

• Takabayashi Junji

  Laboratory Of Ecological Information And Laboratory Of Insect Ecology Graduate School Of Agriculture

• Sato Yoshibumi

  Kyoto College of Medical Technology

• Yano Shuichi

  Laboratory of Ecological Information, and Laboratory of Insect Ecology, Graduate School of Agricultu

• Ohsaki Naota

  Laboratory of Insect Ecology, Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University

• Ohsaki N

  Kyoto Univ. Kyoto Jpn

• Ohsaki Naota

  Laboratory Of Applied Entomology And Nematology Faculty Of Agriculture Nagoya University

• Yano S

  Laboratory Of Ecological Information Graduate School Of Agriculture Kyoto University

• Yano Shuichi

  Kyoto Univ. Kyoto Jpn

• Yano Shuichi

  Laboratory Of Ecological Information And Laboratory Of Insect Ecology Graduate School Of Agriculture

• Yano S

  Shimane Medical Univ. Izumo Jpn

• Sato Y

  Kyoto College Of Medical Technology

• Takabayashi J

  Center For Ecological Research Kyoto University

• Sato Y

  Japan Meteorological Agency Tsukuba Jpn

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