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2.3. Sesquiterpenes of two
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chemotypes affect aphid
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To characterize the potential effect of glandular trichome derived terpenes from different
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on
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in more detail we performed feeding assays.
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apterae were allowed to feed on an artificial diet to which aliquots of terpene containing leaf dip extracts from individual
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accessions or
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c.v. M82 had been added. The survivorship of
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on these diets was determined, as well as the investment of gel saliva and the production of honeydew which serve as indicators of the aphid feeding behavior. A set of control experiments demonstrated that addition of methyl
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-butyl ether (MTBE), the solvent used for leaf dip extracts, as well as extracts from
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c.v. M82 to the feeding diet affected neither the survivorship of aphids (
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) nor the accumulation of gel saliva (
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) and honeydew drops (
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) compared to pure feeding diet without added solvent or extracts. Addition of terpene containing leaf dip extracts from accessions of the
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1, 2, and 3 to the diet did not appear to affect
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apterae as their survivorship (Supplemental
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) and feeding behavior measured by gel saliva investment and honeydew production (Supplemental
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, respectively) were not significantly different compared to the performance of aphids feeding on a diet containing extracts from
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c.v. M82. In contrast, the performance of
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was severely affected when they were feeding on diets with added leaf dip extracts from the
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4 and 5. The survivorship of aphids (
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) on diets with the sesquiterpene blend extracted from accessions LA1775 and LA1779, as well as with the β- caryophyllene and α- humulene containing extracts from accessions LA1624 and LA2860 was significantly reduced compared to that of aphids feeding on diets with
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c.v. M82 derived extracts. Likewise, the investment of gel saliva and the production of honeydew by
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was significantly lower on diets with added extracts from
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4 and 5 compared to the
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c.v. M82 control (
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). The results of these feeding assays further confirmed the outcome of the previous non-choice assays and suggest that the sesquiterpenes produced in glandular trichomes of
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chemotype 4 and 5 exhibit both antibiosis and antixenosis thus considerably affecting the performance of
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and altering their feeding behavior.
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