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See Latest ArticlesPlant Terpenes Affect Intensity and Temporal Parameters of Pheromone Detection in a Moth
Chemical Senses, 09/22/09
Party1 V et al. – The data confirm that plant compounds may modulate the intensity and the temporal coding by Ph–ORNs of pheromone information. This modulation might positively affect mate location at high pheromone density especially nearby a pheromone source.
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