Titlebook: Chemical Ecology of Insects; William J. Bell (Professor of Entomology),Ring T. Book 1984 William J. Bell and Ring T. Card? 1984 chemical

Minatory

Chemo-orientation in Flying Insectslowing the efforts of Loeb (1918) and Kühn (1919) to classify orientation mechanisms. The adduction that the principal mechanism of ‘long-distance’ flying orientation to an airborne chemical stimulus in the wind is an optomotorguided, chemically-induced, upwind orientation (or .) has gained wide acc