Attraction of a synthetic aggregation pheromone of the brown-winged green bug, Plautia crossota stali Scott to its parasitoids, Gymnosoma rotundata and Trissolcus plautiae.

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Traps containing the synthetic aggregation pheromone of the brown-winged green bug, Plautia crossota stali, were placed in conifer forests, which are its major reproductive site, and in a citrus orchard, where it does not reproduce, to investigate the pheromone's attractiveness to its parasitic fly, Gymnosoma rotundata, and its parasitic wasp, Trissolcus plautiae, in 2000 and 2001. For G. rotundata, traps in the forests captured greater numbers of the fly than traps in the orchard from May to July, whereas for T plautiae, traps in the orchard captured greater numbers of the wasp than traps in the forests from August to October. This suggests that the attractive traits of the P c. stali pheromone traps differ between the two parasitoids.
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