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RESPONSES OF SINGLE OLFACTORY RECEPTOR CELL TO SEX PHEROMONES IN MALE MOTH PARANTHRENE TABANZFORMIS

Abstract Electrophysiological recording showed two types of pheromone receptor cell in one sensillum trichodeum of the male Paranthrene tabani formis. Type A receptor cell fired larger nerve impulse to the major pheromone component E3, Z13,‐18:OH; type B receptor cell fired smaller nerve impulse to the candidate compound of minor pheromone component Z3, Z13‐18:Ac. Pheromonal effect should be tested still in field and behavior response. The selective adaptation demonstrated that Z3, Z13,‐18:Ac and E3, Z13‐18: Ac excited the same receptor cell. E3, Z13‐18:Ac was an analog of pheromone.