Plant Defence

Plant Defence

Sunday 14th November

afternoon

Chairpersons: Doyle MacKey (CEFE-CNRS, France) and Robert Barbault (University of Paris 6-CNRS, France)

o-10 Doyle McKey (invited speaker)
Open questions in the chemical ecology of ant-plant protection mutualisms
o-11 Susanne Dobler
Evolution of Host Affiliation in Longitarsus Leaf Beetles - Testing the Role of Plant Compounds as Guide Posts or Hurdles
o-12 Boguang Zhao
Relationship between nematicidal activity and structure of quinolizidine and field tests to control pine wilt disease with aloperine
o-13 Vladimir Ossipov
Multiplicity of phenolic compounds determining suitability of growing birch leaves to an herbivorous insect
o-14 Letizia Mattiacci
Systemically induced cabbage synomones emitted at the time of danger
o-15 Urs Schaffner
Herbivore resistance in seedlings of Senecio jacobaea L.: To grow or defend, or to grow and defend?
o-16 Håkan Häggström
Deterrent effect of pyrrolizidine alkaloids and detoxification by a generalist predator
o-17 Sandrine Gouinguené
Factors that determine variation in induced maize volatiles
o-18 Robert P. Doss
Bruchins, potent plant mitogens from the Bruchidae (Coleoptera)
o-19 Kotaro Konno
Enzymatic activation of oleuropein as a plant defense and counteraction of herbivorous insects by glycine secretion in digestive juice: In vivo evidence
o-20 Wilhem Boland
Induced biosynthesis of insect semiochemicals in plants
o-21 Laurent Dormont
The limited colonization of seed cones of Pinus cembra by insects: Are cone volatiles a key factors?
o-22 Hiromi Sasagawa
Communication and recognition in the honey bee society: grooming behavior against the Varroa mite and nestmate recognition and their hydrocarbon profiles

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