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A diverse suite of spiroacetals, including a novel branched representative, is released by female Bactrocera tryoni (Queensland fruit fly)

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2006

Authors

Booth, Yvonne K
Schwartz, Brett
Fletcher, Mary T
Lambert, Lynette K
Kitching, William
De Voss, James Joseph

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Royal Society of Chemistry

Abstract

A remarkably diverse suite of spiroacetals including a novel member of the rare, branched chain class has been identified in the glandular secretions of Bactrocera tryoni, the most destructive horticultural pest in Australia.

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Keywords: acetal derivative; cytochrome P450; pheromone; abdomen; animal experiment; article; Australia; Bactrocera tryoni; biodiversity; controlled study; Drosophila; female; hormone release; horticulture; nonhuman; pest organism; Acetals; Animals; Female; Gas Chr

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/21911

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Open Access Research

Source

Chemical Communications

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Journal article

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DOI

10.1039/b611953k

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2037-12-31

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