Monitoring the Methyl Eugenol Response and Non-Responsiveness Mechanisms in Oriental Fruit Fly Bactrocera dorsalis in China.

Cage assays show that all three olfactory organs, antennae, proboscis and maxillary palps, are involved in detecting and responding to ME over short distances, and the proboscis has a greater role than the maxillary palps. Olfactory Organs Detecting ME in B. dorsalis Our results showed that removal of any or all olfactory organs (antennae, proboscises and maxillary palps) had a significant effect on male response to ME over 6 h of exposure. Keywords: methyl eugenol; non-responsiveness; odorant binding protein; P450; trapping EN methyl eugenol non-responsiveness odorant binding protein P450 trapping 1004 12 11/17/22 20221101 NES 221101 1. [Extracted from the article]