Monoterpene emission of Quercus suber L. highly infested by Cerambyx welensii Küster
Key message Cork oaks highly infested by Cerambyx welensii emit an amount of limonene at dusk, when C. welensii adults become active. In contrast, emissions by neighboring cork oaks free of C. welensii are dominated by pinene-type compounds. Context The activity of the woodborer Cerambyx welensii Kü...
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Cork oaks highly infested by
Cerambyx welensii
emit an amount of limonene at dusk, when
C. welensii
adults become active. In contrast, emissions by neighboring cork oaks free of
C. welensii
are dominated by pinene-type compounds.
Context
The activity of the woodborer
Cerambyx welensii
Küster is a key factor in the decline of
Quercus suber
L. dehesas.
Aims
This study aimed to estimate whether trees highly infested by
C. welensii
exhibited a peculiar emission profile, with known antennally active compounds.
Methods
Monoterpenes were sampled in situ in 2006 (day/late evening) and 2008 (early evening) from
Q. suber
stratified by whether or not trees were highly infested by
C. welensii
and analyzed by gas chromatography.
Results
Limonene, α-pinene, β-pinene, sabinene, and myrcene accounted for over 87.2% of overall monoterpene emissions. Monoterpene composition and emission rates differed between the two groups, both during daytime and early evening, with a high presence of limonene in infested trees and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees.
Conclusion
This work evidenced differences in foliar monoterpene emissions between
Q. suber
trees highly infested by
C. welensii
and non-infested trees, with a high presence of limonene in the former and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees. We hypothesize that the detection—especially during the onset of insects daily flight—of certain compounds (e.g., limonene), together with the detection of specific ratios of several monoterpenes (e.g., those of limonene to pinene-type compounds), has a role in the intraspecific host selection by
C. welensii
. |
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Cork oaks highly infested by
Cerambyx welensii
emit an amount of limonene at dusk, when
C. welensii
adults become active. In contrast, emissions by neighboring cork oaks free of
C. welensii
are dominated by pinene-type compounds.
Context
The activity of the woodborer
Cerambyx welensii
Küster is a key factor in the decline of
Quercus suber
L. dehesas.
Aims
This study aimed to estimate whether trees highly infested by
C. welensii
exhibited a peculiar emission profile, with known antennally active compounds.
Methods
Monoterpenes were sampled in situ in 2006 (day/late evening) and 2008 (early evening) from
Q. suber
stratified by whether or not trees were highly infested by
C. welensii
and analyzed by gas chromatography.
Results
Limonene, α-pinene, β-pinene, sabinene, and myrcene accounted for over 87.2% of overall monoterpene emissions. Monoterpene composition and emission rates differed between the two groups, both during daytime and early evening, with a high presence of limonene in infested trees and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees.
Conclusion
This work evidenced differences in foliar monoterpene emissions between
Q. suber
trees highly infested by
C. welensii
and non-infested trees, with a high presence of limonene in the former and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees. We hypothesize that the detection—especially during the onset of insects daily flight—of certain compounds (e.g., limonene), together with the detection of specific ratios of several monoterpenes (e.g., those of limonene to pinene-type compounds), has a role in the intraspecific host selection by
C. welensii
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Cork oaks highly infested by
Cerambyx welensii
emit an amount of limonene at dusk, when
C. welensii
adults become active. In contrast, emissions by neighboring cork oaks free of
C. welensii
are dominated by pinene-type compounds.
Context
The activity of the woodborer
Cerambyx welensii
Küster is a key factor in the decline of
Quercus suber
L. dehesas.
Aims
This study aimed to estimate whether trees highly infested by
C. welensii
exhibited a peculiar emission profile, with known antennally active compounds.
Methods
Monoterpenes were sampled in situ in 2006 (day/late evening) and 2008 (early evening) from
Q. suber
stratified by whether or not trees were highly infested by
C. welensii
and analyzed by gas chromatography.
Results
Limonene, α-pinene, β-pinene, sabinene, and myrcene accounted for over 87.2% of overall monoterpene emissions. Monoterpene composition and emission rates differed between the two groups, both during daytime and early evening, with a high presence of limonene in infested trees and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees.
Conclusion
This work evidenced differences in foliar monoterpene emissions between
Q. suber
trees highly infested by
C. welensii
and non-infested trees, with a high presence of limonene in the former and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees. We hypothesize that the detection—especially during the onset of insects daily flight—of certain compounds (e.g., limonene), together with the detection of specific ratios of several monoterpenes (e.g., those of limonene to pinene-type compounds), has a role in the intraspecific host selection by
C. welensii
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Cork oaks highly infested by
Cerambyx welensii
emit an amount of limonene at dusk, when
C. welensii
adults become active. In contrast, emissions by neighboring cork oaks free of
C. welensii
are dominated by pinene-type compounds.
Context
The activity of the woodborer
Cerambyx welensii
Küster is a key factor in the decline of
Quercus suber
L. dehesas.
Aims
This study aimed to estimate whether trees highly infested by
C. welensii
exhibited a peculiar emission profile, with known antennally active compounds.
Methods
Monoterpenes were sampled in situ in 2006 (day/late evening) and 2008 (early evening) from
Q. suber
stratified by whether or not trees were highly infested by
C. welensii
and analyzed by gas chromatography.
Results
Limonene, α-pinene, β-pinene, sabinene, and myrcene accounted for over 87.2% of overall monoterpene emissions. Monoterpene composition and emission rates differed between the two groups, both during daytime and early evening, with a high presence of limonene in infested trees and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees.
Conclusion
This work evidenced differences in foliar monoterpene emissions between
Q. suber
trees highly infested by
C. welensii
and non-infested trees, with a high presence of limonene in the former and dominance of pinene-type compounds in non-infested trees. We hypothesize that the detection—especially during the onset of insects daily flight—of certain compounds (e.g., limonene), together with the detection of specific ratios of several monoterpenes (e.g., those of limonene to pinene-type compounds), has a role in the intraspecific host selection by
C. welensii
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