作者:Sadao Wakamura、Norio Arakaki、Hiroyuki Yamazawa、Naoto Nakajima、Masanobu Yamamoto、Tetsu Ando
DOI:10.1023/a:1014545309128
日期:——
Four EAG-active components (A-D) were found in the solvent extract of virgin females of the clear-winged tussock moth, Perina nuda, The most abundant component (B, ca. 250 ng/female) was identified as (3Z,6S,7R,9Z)-6,7-epoxyhenicosa-3,9-diene by GC-MS analyses of the extract, chemical derivatization, and comparative chiral HPLC. Minor components also elucidated were (3Z,9Z)-cis-6,7-epoxyicosa-3,9-diene, (A); (3R,4S,6S,7R,9Z)-3,4-6,7-diepoxyhenicos-9-ene, (C): and its 3S,4R,6S,7R isomer, (D): with amounts of 0.4, 5, and 8 ng/female, respectively. Component B showed weak attractiveness to mate moths in the field. The attractiveness was significantly enhanced by addition of component(s) C and/or D. No males were captured with either the antipode of component B or its mixtures with the minor components. In this field test, noctuid Hypocala rostrata males were also attracted with the synthetic P. nuda pheromone.