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Semiochemicals of Genus Chrysosporum
Phylum: | Cyanobacteria |
Subphylum: | |
Class: | Cyanophyceae |
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Semiochemical(s):
Chrysosporum ovalisporum Forti |
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Gkelis S |
2005a |
J. Plankton Res. |
27: |
1295 |
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microcystin-LR |
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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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Lake Lysimachi, Greece |
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Banker R |
2000 |
J. Nat. Prod. |
63: |
387 |
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7-epicylindrospermopsin |
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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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Lake Kinneret, Israel |
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cylindrospermopsin |
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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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4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,22-nonamethoxy-1-pentacosene |
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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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4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22-decamethoxy-1-heptacosene |
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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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4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24-undecamethoxy-1-nonacosene |
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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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4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22,24,26-dodecamethoxy-1-hentriacontene |
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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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Banker R |
1995 |
J. Phycol. |
33: |
613 |
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cylindrospermopsin |
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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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Lake Kinneret, Israel |
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Reference(s):
Gkelis, S., Moustaka-Gouni, M., Sivonen, K., and Lanaras, T. 2005a. First report of the cyanobacterium Aphanizomenon ovalisporum Forti in two Greek lakes and cyanotoxin occurrence. J. Plankton Res. 27:1295-1300. |
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Banker, R., Teltsch, B., Sukenik, A., and Carmeli, S. 2000. 7-Epicylindrospermopsin, a toxic minor metabolite of the cyanobacterium Aphanizomenon ovalisporum from lake Kinneret, Israel. J. Nat. Prod. 63:387-389. |
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Banker, R., Carmeli, S., and Hadas, O. 1997. Identification of cylindrospermopsin in Aphanizomenon ovalisporum (Cyanophyceae) isolated from Lake Kinneret, Israel. J. Phycol. 33:613-616. |
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Citation: El-Sayed AM 2025. The Pherobase: Database of Pheromones and Semiochemicals. <http://www.pherobase.com>.
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