I would like to know about works experimentally testing this hypothesis with baits/traps containg increasingly complex blends of artificial compounds.
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I have a technical report about the effect of biometerology of insecr. I hope it will be helpful for you. Please see my publication. Best regards
Dear Carlos,
The article that pops into mind is an early one in the history of euglossine bee biology: Williams, N. H., and C. H. Dodson. 1972. Selective attraction of male euglossine bees to orchid floral fragrances and its importance in long distance pollen flow. Evolution 26: 84-95.
There may be others, but I am sure that they would have cited this one.
Regards,
Jim
Thank you very much, Jim!! That is the kind of help that only great experts in orchid/orchid bee biology can provide so quickly!! I am sure this work will help a lot in my own work and will be easy to track other papers that cited this one. Research Gate is awesome!
Best regards,
Carlos
Dear Carlos,
In my paper on pollination biology of Brazilian Stanhopea I conducted experiments with isolated chemical baits and mixed in the same proportion found in the analysis of floral fragrances. I think this paper also can help you.
All the best,
Emerson.
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