Article Dans Une Revue Insects Année : 2014

Responses to Pheromones in a Complex Odor World: Sensory Processing and Behavior

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Insects communicating with pheromones, be it sex- or aggregation pheromones, are confronted with an olfactory environment rich in a diversity of volatile organic compounds of which plants are the main releaser. Certain of these volatiles can represent behaviorally relevant information, such as indications about host- or non-host plants; others will provide essentially a rich odor background out of which the behaviorally relevant information needs to be extracted. In an attempt to disentangle mechanisms of pheromone communication in a rich olfactory environment, which might underlie interactions between intraspecific signals and a background, we will summarize recent literature on pheromone/plant volatile interactions. Starting from molecular mechanisms, describing the peripheral detection and central nervous integration of pheromone-plant volatile mixtures, we will end with behavioral output in response to such mixtures and its plasticity

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hal-02633245 , version 1 (27-05-2020)

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Nina Deisig, Fabienne Dupuy, Sylvia Anton, Michel M. Renou. Responses to Pheromones in a Complex Odor World: Sensory Processing and Behavior. Insects, 2014, 5 (2), pp.399-422. ⟨10.3390/insects5020399⟩. ⟨hal-02633245⟩
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