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Evaluating the Use of Phenylacetonitrile Plus Acetic Acid to Monitor Pandemis pyrusana and Cydia pomonella (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) in Apple

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DOI

10.1653/024.100.0424

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2017

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Abstract

Recent studies have demonstrated that key herbivore-induced foliage volatiles from apple, Malus domestica Borkhausen (Rosaceae), can be attractive to conspecific adult male and female tortricid leafrollers when used together with acetic acid lures. Our study reported here was conducted in Washington State during 2013-2014 and assessed the attractiveness of both sexes of the leafroller, Pandemis pyrusana Kearfott (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), to blends of acetic acid with phenylacetonitrile. Interestingly, traps baited with phenylacetonitrile plus acetic acid caught significantly more males, females, and total moths than the number of males caught in traps baited with a commercial sex pheromone lure. The evaporation rate of the acetic acid co-lure was shown to be an important factor affecting catches of P. pyrusana with phenylacetonitrile. Adding phenylacetonitrile to traps baited with pear ester, ethyl (E, Z)-2,4-decadienoate and acetic acid significantly reduced both total and female moth catches of codling moth, Cydia pomonella (L.) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae). However, neither C. pomonella nor P. pyrusana catch were impacted when phenylacetonitrile and acetic acid were added to traps baited with pear ester plus (E, E)- 8,10-dodecadien-1-ol, the sex pheromone of codling moth. These results support our broader work to develop lures to improve monitoring and management of a number of tortricid pests attacking horticultural crops worldwide.

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Florida Entomologist	0015-4040

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Entomology

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Ord.	Autor	Género	Institución - País
1	Basoalto, E.	Hombre	Universidad Austral de Chile - Chile
2	Hilton, R.	Hombre	Oregon State Univ - Estados Unidos Oregon State University - Estados Unidos
3	Judd, Gary J. R.	Hombre	AGR & AGRI FOOD CANADA - Canadá Agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada - Canadá Summerland Research and Development Centre - Canadá
3	Judd, Gary J.R.	-	Summerland Research and Development Centre - Canadá
4	Knight, Alan L.	Hombre	ARS - Estados Unidos USDA Agricultural Research Service, Washington DC - Estados Unidos USDA Agricultural Research Service - Estados Unidos
5	El-Sayed, A. M.	Hombre	New Zealand Inst Plant & Food Res Ltd - Nueva Zelanda Plant & Food Research, New Zealand - Nueva Zelanda
6	Suckling, D. M.	Hombre	New Zealand Inst Plant & Food Res Ltd - Nueva Zelanda UNIV AUCKLAND - Nueva Zelanda Plant & Food Research, New Zealand - Nueva Zelanda University of Auckland, School of Biological Sciences - Nueva Zelanda School of Biological Sciences - Nueva Zelanda

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Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission, Wenatchee, Washington, USA

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Agradecimiento
We would like to thank Duane Larson and Chey Temple, Agricultural Research Service, Wapato, Washington, USA, for their technical assistance in the laboratory and field. We would like to acknowledge our appreciation to Bill Lingren, Trece Inc., Adair, Oklahoma, USA, for donating the commercial lures used in our studies. This project was supported with partial funding from the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission, Wenatchee, Washington, USA.
et al 堀 ? 嘀 Giacomuzzi et al 堀 缃?or wanodr speear縀圀E tlh 爀e ASraeyawedid e tII arl o?ject in Washington State 堀 Compact Fruit Tree ? 缀 with different tortricid species 堀 A ternary blend of acetic acidW ? and both compounds also can significantly increase moth catches WI nWash ington State Horticultural Association 耀Eds 脃??roceedingsBrunner JF堀 堀 ?anagement of leafrollers in Washington apple orchards ? pp ? compared with either binary blend 縀Judd et al 堀 ༃缃堀 ClearlyWash?ingtadon -Horticultural Association ?t Annual ?eeting ? Wenatchee ? Wash- ditional studies are needed to optimize these aromatic plus acetic ington ?USA堀 W  DWece stern Wash?ington Horticultural Association ?u-y acid lures for various geographical regions attacked by different allup ? Washington ? USA ? suites of tortricid leafrollers 堀 In addition ? more studies will be needBrunne-r JF? Beers EH 堀 Pandemis堀an d obliquebanded leafrollers. Washington ed to assess their utility in monitoring tortricids in orchards treated Brunner JF?Fisher J堀 堀 Inhibition of leafroller captures in pheromonetraps ? pp ?StateUniversity Extension Bulletin ?Wenatchee?Washington ?USA? with their respective sex pheromones 堀 Ultimately ? we expect that 26–27 In Tree Fruit Research 頀 Extension Center 耀Eds 脃? ?roceedings of the 騁R developing improved timing models and pest thresholds based on Western Orchard ?est and Disease ?anagement Conference ? ?ortland 唀 Oregon ? these lures can significantly improve management of orchards with USA? W  Jan 堀 Washington StateUniversity?Wenatchee ?Washington ?USA? reduced insecticide inputs ? Entomology 圀 W ?Chapman ? J堀 堀 Bionomics of the apple ?feeding Tortricidae 堀 Annual Review of The ability of pest managers to monitor multiple species within Dickler E 堀 堀 Tortricid pests of pome and stone fruits ?Eurasian species ?pp 堀 W single traps could fuel the adoption of labor 爁送?ving ? remote elec-In va n der Geest ??S ? Evenhuis HH 耀Eds 脃唀 Tortricoid ?ests 堀 Elsev-ier? Amster tronic traps 縀Guarnieri et al 堀 嘀 Kim et al 堀 缃堀 dOaumr, sTthued Nye tfhoeurnladnds. that adding pear ester to traps baited with phenylacetonitrile and Dombroskie JJ?Sperling FAH 堀 堀 ?hylogenyP oafn Ndemaricstic縀㸁? pidoptera ? acetic acid did not impact the catch of P. pyrusana. Nor did it affect theEntomological Society of America 圀 W ?Tortricidae 缃?with focus on species boundaries in Pt.h leim itatagroup 堀 Annals of the catch of C. pomonella when phenylacetonitrile and acetic acid El 爀Sayed A? ?Knight A??Byers JA?Judd GJR ?Suckling D? 堀 堀 Caterpillar爁崁瘁ᨁ딁ခḁ? were added to traps baited with the combination sex pheromone plant volatiles attract conspecific adults in nature 堀 Scientific Reports 圀 ? plus pear ester lure 堀 This latter combination lure is considered to be Giacomuzzi V? Abraham J ? Angeli S 堀 堀 FeedPinagn ddaemmaisg hee opfa rana the industry standard for orchards using mating disruption on cod-InTielkes E 耀Ed 脃??roceedings of the Conferenceof International Research ininduces therelease of specific volatile compounds from apple plants ?p 堀 ? ling moth 縀Knight et al 堀 缃堀 Future studies should consider Food theSecurity? Natural Resource ?anagement and Rural Development 堀 Uni- creation of bait stations for even more co 爁紁ခခ딁谁谁崁瘁倀 tortricid versity pesof tsHohenheim ?Germany? W  Sep 堀 Cuvillier Verlag?Göttingen ? within orchards ? such as the oriental fruit motGhr apholita molesta Germany ? 縀Busck 缀縀㸁ḁ褁崁ᨁ紁?tera 圀 Tortricidae 缃堀 DevelopmenGiact of omuzzi binarVy 唀 pherCappellin o-??Khomenko I ?Biasioli F?Schutz S ?Tasin ? ?Knight A??Angeli mone lures combining the sex pheromone of C. pomonella and G. heparanalarvae ?antennal response of conspecific adults ?and preliminary fieldS 堀 堀 Emission volatilecompounds from apple plants infePsatendd ewmitihs molesta already has been developed 縀Knight et al 堀 缃-? and trial 堀 Journal of Chetest mical Ecology ? W ? ing of various host plant volatiles for this latter species havebeen Giacomuzzi V唀 ?attheis J唀 Basoalto E 唀 Angeli S ?Knight A? 堀 堀 Survey of conspe-reported 縀㸁딀 et al 堀 ? Yu et al 堀 缃堀 Further citefic sting herbivand ore 爁?refinenduced -volatiles from appleas possible attractantsP faonrd emis ment of this multi 爁送褁ḁခ崁?s approach could lead to the developmendoi 圀 堃氁?pyrusanat s 堃?縀㸁ḁ褁崁ᨁ紁?tera ?Tortricidae缃堀 ?est ?anagement Science 圀 W ? of both lower 爁?ost monitoring programs and perhaps multi 爁送褁ḁခ崁?Guarnieri A ?s ?aini S ??olari G ?Rondelli V堀 堀 Automatic trap for moth detection management tools, i.e., lure and kill strategies. in integrated pest management 堀 Bulletin of Insectology 圀 W ? Judd GJR 唀 Gardiner ?GT堀 堀 Simultaneous disruption of pheromone communi-cation and mating in Cydia pomonella, Choristoneura rosaceana and Pandemis limitata 縀㸁?pidoptera 圀 Tortricidae 缀 using Isomate 爀Cm 氀㸀R in appl-e orchards 堀 Jour nal of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 圀 W ? We would like to thank Duane ?arson and Chey Temple 唀 Agricul-Tortricidae 缀 moths with mixtures of acetic acid ?caterpillar爁崁瘁ᨁ딁ခḁᨀ apple leafJudd GJR ?Knight A? ?El 爀Sayed A? 堀 Pandȃem堀is T lrimapiptaintag 縀㸁?pidoptera ? tural Research Service 唀 Wapato 唀 Washington 唀 USA 唀 for their technivcoalla tiles and sex pheromone 堀 The Canadian Entomologist ? in press ? assistance in the laboratory and field 堀 We would like to acknowledge Judd GJR ? Knight A 唀 El 爀Sayed A? 堀 ༃堀 Development of kairomone 爁༁ȁ送ḁᨀ lures our appreciation to Bill ?ingren 唀 Trécé Inc 堃唀 Adair 唀 Oklahoma 唀 USAand 唀 trfor aps targeting Spilonota ocellana 縀㸁?pidoptera 圀 Tortricidae 缀 in-apple or donating the commercial lures used in our studies 堀 This project was Kim Y唀 Jung S 唀 Kim Y唀 ?ee Y堀 堀 Real 爁鼁甁Ḁ monitoring of oriental fruit moth 唀 chards treated with sex pheromones 堀 The Canadian Entomologist ? in press ? supported with partial funding from the Washington Tree Fruit Re-Grapholita molesta?populations using a remote sensing pheromone trap in search Commission 唀 Wenatchee 唀 Washington 唀 USA ? apple orchards 堀 Journal of Asia 爀?acific Entomology 圀 W ?

Agradecimiento

We would like to thank Duane Larson and Chey Temple, Agricultural Research Service, Wapato, Washington, USA, for their technical assistance in the laboratory and field. We would like to acknowledge our appreciation to Bill Lingren, Trece Inc., Adair, Oklahoma, USA, for donating the commercial lures used in our studies. This project was supported with partial funding from the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission, Wenatchee, Washington, USA.

et al 堀 ? 嘀 Giacomuzzi et al 堀 缃?or wanodr speear縀圀E tlh 爀e ASraeyawedid e tII arl o?ject in Washington State 堀 Compact Fruit Tree ? 缀 with different tortricid species 堀 A ternary blend of acetic acidW ? and both compounds also can significantly increase moth catches WI nWash ington State Horticultural Association 耀Eds 脃??roceedingsBrunner JF堀 堀 ?anagement of leafrollers in Washington apple orchards ? pp ? compared with either binary blend 縀Judd et al 堀 ༃缃堀 ClearlyWash?ingtadon -Horticultural Association ?t Annual ?eeting ? Wenatchee ? Wash- ditional studies are needed to optimize these aromatic plus acetic ington ?USA堀 W  DWece stern Wash?ington Horticultural Association ?u-y acid lures for various geographical regions attacked by different allup ? Washington ? USA ? suites of tortricid leafrollers 堀 In addition ? more studies will be needBrunne-r JF? Beers EH 堀 Pandemis堀an d obliquebanded leafrollers. Washington ed to assess their utility in monitoring tortricids in orchards treated Brunner JF?Fisher J堀 堀 Inhibition of leafroller captures in pheromonetraps ? pp ?StateUniversity Extension Bulletin ?Wenatchee?Washington ?USA? with their respective sex pheromones 堀 Ultimately ? we expect that 26–27 In Tree Fruit Research 頀 Extension Center 耀Eds 脃? ?roceedings of the 騁R developing improved timing models and pest thresholds based on Western Orchard ?est and Disease ?anagement Conference ? ?ortland 唀 Oregon ? these lures can significantly improve management of orchards with USA? W  Jan 堀 Washington StateUniversity?Wenatchee ?Washington ?USA? reduced insecticide inputs ? Entomology 圀 W ?Chapman ? J堀 堀 Bionomics of the apple ?feeding Tortricidae 堀 Annual Review of The ability of pest managers to monitor multiple species within Dickler E 堀 堀 Tortricid pests of pome and stone fruits ?Eurasian species ?pp 堀 W single traps could fuel the adoption of labor 爁送?ving ? remote elec-In va n der Geest ??S ? Evenhuis HH 耀Eds 脃唀 Tortricoid ?ests 堀 Elsev-ier? Amster tronic traps 縀Guarnieri et al 堀 嘀 Kim et al 堀 缃堀 dOaumr, sTthued Nye tfhoeurnladnds. that adding pear ester to traps baited with phenylacetonitrile and Dombroskie JJ?Sperling FAH 堀 堀 ?hylogenyP oafn Ndemaricstic縀㸁? pidoptera ? acetic acid did not impact the catch of P. pyrusana. Nor did it affect theEntomological Society of America 圀 W ?Tortricidae 缃?with focus on species boundaries in Pt.h leim itatagroup 堀 Annals of the catch of C. pomonella when phenylacetonitrile and acetic acid El 爀Sayed A? ?Knight A??Byers JA?Judd GJR ?Suckling D? 堀 堀 Caterpillar爁崁瘁ᨁ딁ခḁ? were added to traps baited with the combination sex pheromone plant volatiles attract conspecific adults in nature 堀 Scientific Reports 圀 ? plus pear ester lure 堀 This latter combination lure is considered to be Giacomuzzi V? Abraham J ? Angeli S 堀 堀 FeedPinagn ddaemmaisg hee opfa rana the industry standard for orchards using mating disruption on cod-InTielkes E 耀Ed 脃??roceedings of the Conferenceof International Research ininduces therelease of specific volatile compounds from apple plants ?p 堀 ? ling moth 縀Knight et al 堀 缃堀 Future studies should consider Food theSecurity? Natural Resource ?anagement and Rural Development 堀 Uni- creation of bait stations for even more co 爁紁ခခ딁谁谁崁瘁倀 tortricid versity pesof tsHohenheim ?Germany? W  Sep 堀 Cuvillier Verlag?Göttingen ? within orchards ? such as the oriental fruit motGhr apholita molesta Germany ? 縀Busck 缀縀㸁ḁ褁崁ᨁ紁?tera 圀 Tortricidae 缃堀 DevelopmenGiact of omuzzi binarVy 唀 pherCappellin o-??Khomenko I ?Biasioli F?Schutz S ?Tasin ? ?Knight A??Angeli mone lures combining the sex pheromone of C. pomonella and G. heparanalarvae ?antennal response of conspecific adults ?and preliminary fieldS 堀 堀 Emission volatilecompounds from apple plants infePsatendd ewmitihs molesta already has been developed 縀Knight et al 堀 缃-? and trial 堀 Journal of Chetest mical Ecology ? W ? ing of various host plant volatiles for this latter species havebeen Giacomuzzi V唀 ?attheis J唀 Basoalto E 唀 Angeli S ?Knight A? 堀 堀 Survey of conspe-reported 縀㸁딀 et al 堀 ? Yu et al 堀 缃堀 Further citefic sting herbivand ore 爁?refinenduced -volatiles from appleas possible attractantsP faonrd emis ment of this multi 爁送褁ḁခ崁?s approach could lead to the developmendoi 圀 堃氁?pyrusanat s 堃?縀㸁ḁ褁崁ᨁ紁?tera ?Tortricidae缃堀 ?est ?anagement Science 圀 W ? of both lower 爁?ost monitoring programs and perhaps multi 爁送褁ḁခ崁?Guarnieri A ?s ?aini S ??olari G ?Rondelli V堀 堀 Automatic trap for moth detection management tools, i.e., lure and kill strategies. in integrated pest management 堀 Bulletin of Insectology 圀 W ? Judd GJR 唀 Gardiner ?GT堀 堀 Simultaneous disruption of pheromone communi-cation and mating in Cydia pomonella, Choristoneura rosaceana and Pandemis limitata 縀㸁?pidoptera 圀 Tortricidae 缀 using Isomate 爀Cm 氀㸀R in appl-e orchards 堀 Jour nal of the Entomological Society of British Columbia 圀 W ? We would like to thank Duane ?arson and Chey Temple 唀 Agricul-Tortricidae 缀 moths with mixtures of acetic acid ?caterpillar爁崁瘁ᨁ딁ခḁᨀ apple leafJudd GJR ?Knight A? ?El 爀Sayed A? 堀 Pandȃem堀is T lrimapiptaintag 縀㸁?pidoptera ? tural Research Service 唀 Wapato 唀 Washington 唀 USA 唀 for their technivcoalla tiles and sex pheromone 堀 The Canadian Entomologist ? in press ? assistance in the laboratory and field 堀 We would like to acknowledge Judd GJR ? Knight A 唀 El 爀Sayed A? 堀 ༃堀 Development of kairomone 爁༁ȁ送ḁᨀ lures our appreciation to Bill ?ingren 唀 Trécé Inc 堃唀 Adair 唀 Oklahoma 唀 USAand 唀 trfor aps targeting Spilonota ocellana 縀㸁?pidoptera 圀 Tortricidae 缀 in-apple or donating the commercial lures used in our studies 堀 This project was Kim Y唀 Jung S 唀 Kim Y唀 ?ee Y堀 堀 Real 爁鼁甁Ḁ monitoring of oriental fruit moth 唀 chards treated with sex pheromones 堀 The Canadian Entomologist ? in press ? supported with partial funding from the Washington Tree Fruit Re-Grapholita molesta?populations using a remote sensing pheromone trap in search Commission 唀 Wenatchee 唀 Washington 唀 USA ? apple orchards 堀 Journal of Asia 爀?acific Entomology 圀 W ?