Cuticular Encystment in Three Noctuid Species (Lepidoptera) : Induction by Acid Gland Secretion from an Ichneumonid Parasite (Banchus flavescens)
Cuticular Encystment in Three Noctuid Species (Lepidoptera) : Induction by Acid Gland Secretion from an Ichneumonid Parasite (Banchus flavescens)
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三种夜行动物物种(鳞翅目)的表皮包囊:由姬蜂寄生虫(Banchus flavescens)的酸性腺体分泌物诱导
DOI:
10.1093/aesa/69.6.1087
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
A. P. Arthur
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作者:
A. Ewen;A. P. Arthur
In response to internal parasitization by Banchus flavescens Cresson, larvae of the cabbage looper and, to somewhat lesser degrees, larvae of the celery looper and the alfalfa looper, form a bubble-like cyst between the cuticle and epidermis on the dorsum of the penultimate segment. Larvae of the flax bollworm and the clover cutworm do not respond in this way; rather, they promptly and effectively encapsulate the parasites within their haemocoele. The stimulant for cyst formation in the loopers seems to be produced by the acid (= poison) accessory gland of the female wasp; this same secretion(s) serves to protect the parasite from haemocytic encapsulation.