Simple Summary Laurel wilt is a devastating exotic fungal disease that threatens avocado
and related members of the laurel family in North America. This disease has killed over 300 …

Although chemical volatiles emitted from host and non‐host trees have been suggested as
important cues for bark and ambrosia beetles, their responses to leaf volatiles is poorly …

The ambrosia beetle Platypus quercivorus is a vector of a pathogenic fungus that causes
Japanese oak wilt. Its host is Fagaceae trees; however, these beetles also erroneously bore …

Bark and ambrosia beetles use trees as hosts, and the preferred host condition—whether
healthy, weakened, or dead—varies among beetle species. Though attraction to volatiles …

Because bark and ambrosia beetles fly during their dispersal and host location processes,
their flight height is important for assessing their host selection strategy. There is no …

Japanese oak wilt is caused by the pathogen, which is introduced into oaks by the ambrosia
beetle Platypus quercivorus of which male initiates to bore. In the field, the entrance holes of …

Dispersal flight is an essential component of the life history of bark and ambrosia beetles.
Previous studies have shown considerable variation in flight distance between individual …

In general, bark and ambrosia beetles (Coleoptera: Scolytidae: Platypodidae) are
specialized in living and reproducing inside host trees through feeding on plant tissues and …

HÀNH VI LỰA CHỌN CÂY CHỦ CỦA LOÀI MỌT MANG NẤM Platypus quercivorus
Murayama (Coleoptera: Playpodidae) THÔNG QUA CÁC HỢP CHẤT HOÁ HỌC DỄ BAY HƠI …

Native and invasive bark and ambrosia beetles threaten the health and productivity of
natural and planted forests worldwide. Management of these pests relies on semiochemical …