Research article Burnt pine longhorn - can chemical ecology yield new control tactics?
M. Suckling , A. Gibb , Sayed, A. El and E. Brockerhoff
Rotorua, New Zealand: New Zealand Institute of Forestry.
This paper presents the results of a study on insect pest management solutions from chemical ecology. It was found that burnt pine longhorn was repelled from laying eggs or being attracted to scorched logs if they were treated with certain other odours, called 'green leaf volatiles.'. (no keywords)
