Castor canadensis Kuhl |
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K�kel� |
1996 |
Comp. Biochem. Physiol. B |
113: |
113 |
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lauric acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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Karelia, Finland |
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myristic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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12me-13Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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15Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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13me-14Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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sarcinic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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palmitic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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14me-15Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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margaric acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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15me-16Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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14me-16Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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stearic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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16me-17Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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19Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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arachic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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Z7-14Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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myristoleic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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Z7-15Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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Z9-15Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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Z7-16Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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palmitoleic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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Z9-17Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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oleic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
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Z7-18Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
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�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
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E7-18Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
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Z12-18Acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z11-19Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z7-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
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gadoleic acid |
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�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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gondoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
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|
linoleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
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|
ricinenic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z10Z14-18Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
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�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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linoelaidic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
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|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
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|
Z11Z14-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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|
roughanic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
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gamma-linolenic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
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|
linolenic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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|
Z8Z11Z14-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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|
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|
Z11Z14Z17-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
arachidonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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juniperonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
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adrenic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
timnodonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z7Z10Z13Z16Z19-22Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Tang R |
1995 |
J. Chem. Ecol. |
21: |
1745 |
|
|
|
acetophenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
M
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
North America |
|
|
benzaldehyde |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
phenylmethanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
isooctanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4me6me-7OH |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
3,4-dimethoxy-acetophenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
trans-junenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cis-linalool oxide |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
trans-linalool oxide |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
trans-pinocarveol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
isopinocamphone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
trans-pinocamphone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
nojigiku alcohol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
verbenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
R-myrtenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
borneol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Tang R |
1993 |
J. Chem. Ecol. |
19: |
1491 |
|
|
|
phenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
North America |
|
|
salicylaldehyde |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
o-cresol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
p-cresol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
p-creosol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
catechol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-propylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylguaiacol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
indan-5-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
dihydroeugenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
acetovanillone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
3,5-dimethoxyphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
3,5-dimethoxy-4-hydroxytoluene |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
raspberry ketone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Valenta Z |
1960 |
Experientia |
17: |
130 |
|
|
|
grandidentol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
Scent gland |
|
|
Castor fiber Linnaeus |
|
Rosell F |
2001 |
J. Chem. Ecol. |
27: |
2471 |
|
|
|
lauric acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
B� River, Telemark County, Norway |
|
|
delta1,13-14Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl tetradecanoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
delta1-14Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
M
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
delta3-14Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl pentadecanoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
delta1-15Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
myristic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
15Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl palmitate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hexadecadiene |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
delta1-16Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
heptadecadiene |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
delta1-17Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl stearate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl nonadecanoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl docosanoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hexadecyl octanoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2me6me10me15me19me23-1,3,5,7-24Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
tetradecyl myristate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
vitamin E |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholestanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
5b-cholestane-3b-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholest-4-en-3Kt |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
pentadecyl heptadecanoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hexadecyl palmitate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hexadecyl 9-octadecenoate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hexadecyl stearate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Rosell F |
2001 |
J. Chem. Ecol. |
27: |
2471 |
|
|
|
lathosterol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
B� River, Telemark County, Norway |
|
|
4me-cholest-7-en-3Kt |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
myristic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
F
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
15Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl palmitate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
palmitic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl stearate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2me6me10me15me19me23-1,3,5,7-24Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholestanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
5b-cholestane-3b-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
8-lanosten-3b-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
lanosta-8,24-dien-3b-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
5a-cholest-3-ene |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Rosell F |
2001 |
J. Chem. Ecol. |
27: |
2471 |
|
|
|
o-cresol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
M
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
B� River, Telemark County, Norway |
|
|
11Hy |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
phenylmethanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
benzoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
borneol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
catechol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
alpha-terpineol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
myrtenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
salicylic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-methoxymethyl-phenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
verbenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hydrocinnamylalcohol |
or |
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
o-propylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
o-hydroxybenzalcohol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
trans-myrtanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hydroquinone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylguaiacol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
3-phenylpropanoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
dihydroeugenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
orcinol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylresorcinol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
dihydroxychromone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
anisic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
p-hydroxyacetophenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
m-salicylic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
acetovanillone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl vanillate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
raspberry ketone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
betuligenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
zingerone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenyl-butan-2-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholesterol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
lathosterol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Rosell F |
2001 |
J. Chem. Ecol. |
27: |
2471 |
|
|
|
o-cresol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
F
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
B� River, Telemark County, Norway |
|
|
phenylmethanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
benzoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
borneol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
catechol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
alpha-terpineol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
myrtenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-methoxymethyl-phenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
verbenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hydrocinnamylalcohol |
or |
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
o-propylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
o-hydroxybenzalcohol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
trans-myrtanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylguaiacol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
3-phenylpropanoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
dihydroeugenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
orcinol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylresorcinol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
dihydroxychromone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
anisic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
p-hydroxyacetophenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
m-salicylic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
acetovanillone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
methyl vanillate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
raspberry ketone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
betuligenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
zingerone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-hydroxy-3-methoxy-benzoacetic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-4-hydroxy-3-methoxyphenyl-butan-2-ol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholesterol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
lathosterol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
K�kel� |
1996 |
Comp. Biochem. Physiol. B |
113: |
113 |
|
|
|
myristic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
Satakunta, Finland |
|
|
15Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
13me-14Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
sarcinic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
palmitic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
14me-15Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
margaric acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
stearic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
15me-16Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
14me-16Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
19Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
arachic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
21Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
myristoleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z9-15Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z7-16Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
palmitoleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z9-17Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z7-18Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
E7-18Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z12-18Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
oleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z13-18Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z11-19Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
gadoleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z7-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
gondoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
paullinic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
taxoleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z10Z14-18Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
linoleic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
linoelaidic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z11Z14-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
roughanic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
linolenic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z8Z11Z14-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z11Z14Z17-20Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
stearidonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
arachidonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
juniperonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
timnodonic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
Z7Z10Z13Z16Z19-22Acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Maurer B |
1976 |
Helvet. Chim. Acta |
59: |
1169 |
|
|
|
S-castoramin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
Scent gland |
|
|
S-isocastoramin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
R-desoxynupharidin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
R-7-epi-desoxynupliaridin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
S-1-epi-desoxynupliaridin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
S-1-epi,7-epi-desoxynupharidin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
R-7-demethyldesoxynupharidin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
5-3-furyl-8me-octahydroindolizine |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
1me3me6me6me-5,6,7,8-tetrahydroisochinolin-8Kt |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2me3me5me-pyrazine |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2me3me5me6me-pyrazine |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9-octahydrophenazine |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
5,6,7,8-tetrahydroquinoxaline |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2me-5,6,7,8-tetrahydroquinoxaline |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2me3me-5,6,7,8-tetrahydroquinoxaline |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Lederer E |
1949 |
J. Chem. Soc. |
1949: |
2115 |
|
|
|
phenylmethanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
Scent gland |
|
|
cholesterol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholestanol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-propylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
mequinol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
chavicol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylguaiacol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylcatechol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4me-catechol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
betuligenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2,4'-bisphenol F |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
2',3''-dihydroxydibenz-2-pyrone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4,4"-dihydroxydiphenic acid dilactone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
salicylaldehyde |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
acetophenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
p-hydroxyacetophenone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-acetylanisole |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
3-phenylpropanoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
anisic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
5-methoxysalicylic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
cholesteryl oleate |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
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|
|
S-castoramin |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
M
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
Lederer E |
1949 |
J. Chem. Soc. |
1949: |
2115 |
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|
gentisic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
P
�Category of the chemical signal
A - | Attractant |
Al - | Allomone |
K - | Kairomone |
P - | Pheromone |
Sy - | Synomone� |
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
d-mannitol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-ethylphenol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
catechol |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
M
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
hydroquinone |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
benzoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
E-cinnamic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
salicylic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
m-salicylic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
|
4-hydroxybenzoic acid |
|
�Relative ratio of the component�
|
�(*) indicates that compound is active�
|
|
�Source of the chemical signal
F - | Female |
H - | Host (could be of plant or animal origin) |
L - | Lure |
M - | Male |
M&F - | Male and Female |
S - | Solider |
Q - | Queen |
W - | Worker� |
|
�Amount
pg - | Picogram |
ng - | Nanogram |
�g - | Microgram |
mg - | Milligram |
g - | Gram� |
|
|
|
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