Effects of DEHP on the ecdysteroid pathway, sexual
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Request PDF Effects of DEHP on ecdysteroid pathway, sexual behaviour and offspring of the moth Spodoptera littoralis. Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) is a widely
Pheromone-mediated command from the female to male
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Sociosexual exchanges during courtship represent a fundamental form of social interaction prevalent in many solitary species such as the adult Spodoptera littoralis moth. 10
Spodoptera littoralis (Lepidoptera:Noctuidae) were studied. The first was whether female moths make a mate choice based on precopulatory assessments of male mating partners, and the
Mate recognition and reproductive isolation in the sibling
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Figure 2. (A) Successful conspecific and heterospecific Spodoptera littoralis and S. litura matings (%; n = 40 to 50, Chi-square test) and duration (min; n = 40 to 50, Kruskall
Article Pheromone-mediated command from the female to male clock induces and synchronizes circadian rhythms of the moth Spodoptera littoralis Sagnik Ghosh,1 Caroline
Mating-Induced Common and Sex-Specific Behavioral,
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Studies in noctuid moths, such as Spodoptera litura and Ephestia kuehniella,demonstrated that mating induced remarkable changes in female behavior and physiology,
Ghosh et al. report a strong resetting potential of remote sociosexual cues in the solitary Spodoptera moth where the female circadian clock is poised to entrain and support the
Modulation of reproductive behaviors by non-host volatiles
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Calling, mating, and oviposition behaviors, as well as fecundity and longevity, of newly emerged Spodoptera littoralis (Bois.) moths were recorded in the presence of volatiles from leaves of a
Sociosexual exchanges during courtship represent a fundamental form of social interaction prevalent in many solitary species such as the adult Spodoptera littoralis moth. 10 The distinct behavioral subroutines of moth courtship are triggered and regulated by specific pheromonal cues. Pheromone-mediated sociosexual signals of moths may have the potential
- Do ecdysteroids modulate sex pheromone detection in noctuid moths?
- Here, we investigated the effects of DEHP on the sexual behavior and physiology of a pest insect, the noctuid moth Spodoptera littoralis. In this nocturnal species, olfaction is crucial for sexual behavior, and ecdysteroids at the antennal level have been shown to modulate sex pheromone detection by males.
- How does mating affect sex-specific reproduction and Soma maintenance?
- Mating also induced large scale transcriptional changes on genes related to reproduction and soma maintenance in S. frugiperda males and females, and the change pattern is related to sex-specific postmating behavioral changes and the difference on reproductive systems between males and females.
- Do noctuid moths mate?
- In the noctuid moths of Agrotis ipsilon [ 55] and S. littoralis [ 57 ], mating in males temporarily abolished neuronal and olfactory responses to the female sex pheromone. A recent study in A. ipsilon further revealed that Neuroligin 1 expression is linked to plasticity of behavioral and neuronal responses to the sex pheromone in males [ 58 ].
- Does mating affect moth behavior?
- However, the identification of Acps and their receptors, particularly functional evidence, is scarce or limited in many other insect species. In Lepidoptera, several studies have shown that mating also results in marked changes in the behavior and physiology of adult moths, particularly in females [ 23, 24, 25, 26 ].
- Why do male and female lepidopterans copulate more than once?
- Previous studies in other lepidopterans also found that both males and females seldom copulated more than once during the same scotophase, such as A. ipsilon [ 55] and S. litura [ 59 ]. This may also mainly be due to the above mentioned mating-induced suppression of sexual receptivity in both sexes.
- Why do moths have long ductus seminalis?
- This may be because female moths usually have a long ductus seminalis (the duct connecting between the bursa copulatrix and spermatheca), and sperm migration from the spermatophore to the spermatheca, and sperm maturation in spermatheca, usually needs quite a few hours [ 60, 61 ].
