A Comprehensive Survey of Stink Bug Pheromones - Extraction, Identification, Synthesis, Biosynthesis, and Phylogenetic Insights.

IF 7 2区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Chemical record Pub Date : 2024-11-19 DOI:10.1002/tcr.202400140

João P A Souza, Isaac R Jorge, Aluska T Dos Santos, Leonardo Figueiredo, Brunno B Rosa, Andressa Paladini, Paulo H G Zarbin

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Abstract

Stink bugs (Hemiptera, Pentatomidae) are well known by the strong odor of the defensive compounds they release, which can mediate intra- and/or interspecific interactions. Pentatomidae is one of the largest families of Heteroptera and includes many phytophagous species that are considered pests of various crops, as well as predatory species that provide biological control. Against this background, numerous research papers in Chemical Ecology have focused on communication within this group. This paper reviews the chemical compounds reported for nearly ninety taxa, including sex and aggregation pheromones for fifty-three species of Pentatomidae. Based on these pheromones and proposed biosynthesis pathways, we hypothesize that sex/aggregation pheromones could play a role in taxonomic groups. Characters were determined and evaluated according to their distributions in recent taxonomic classifications, allowing for the inference of the phylogenetic positioning of three species never evaluated in previous taxonomic analyses.

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臭虫信息素综合调查--提取、鉴定、合成、生物合成和系统发育洞察。

臭虫（半翅目，Pentatomidae）因其释放的防御性化合物的强烈气味而闻名，这种气味可以介导种内和/或种间的相互作用。五角蝽科是异翅目中最大的科之一，包括许多被认为是各种作物害虫的植食性物种，以及提供生物防治的捕食性物种。在这一背景下，《化学生态学》中的许多研究论文都关注了这一群体中的交流。本文综述了近九十个分类群的化合物报告，包括五蠹科五十三个物种的性信息素和聚集信息素。根据这些信息素和拟议的生物合成途径，我们推测性/聚集信息素可能在分类群中发挥作用。根据最近的分类学分类中的分布情况确定和评估了特征，从而推断出了以前的分类学分析中从未评估过的三个物种的系统发育定位。

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Chemical record 化学-化学综合

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11.00

自引率

3.00%

发文量

188

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>12 weeks

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