茶丽纹象甲对茶树品种的取食选择及其诱导的4种萜烯类化合物

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Abstract: The discrepancies of host selection and food consumption of tea weevil in Longjing 43 and three other tea cultivars (namely Longjing 43, Huangdan, Fuyun 6 and Dangui) were investigated in the present study. The emission discrepancies of the four induced terpenoids were also determined in the four cultivars. The results showed that the landing rate and food consumption of tea weevil female adults in Fuyun 6 were significantly higher than those in Longjing 43 when there had food choice. While the food consumptions of both male and female tea weevil adults in Longjing 43 were significantly higher than those in Huangdan. However, when there had no food choice, food consumption of the same gender had no significant difference with each tea cultivar. When compared with the controls, the infestation of tea weevils dramatically induced the emission level of the four terpenoids in each tea cultivar. When the tea plants were infested by the tea weevils for 12 h, the amount of linalool in Dangui, the amount of (E)-4,8-dimethyl-1,3,7-nonatriene (DMNT), and farnesene in Fuyun 6 were significantly higher than those in LongJing 43. When the tea plants were infested by the tea weevils for 24 h, the amount of ocimene in Huangdan and Dangui, the amount of linalool in Fuyun 6, the amount of DMNT and the amount of farnesene in the three tea cultivars, Huangdan, Dangui and Fuyun 6, were significantly higher than those in Longjing 43.

Key words: Myllocerinus aurolineatus, Camellia Sinensis, cultivar, induced, terpenoids

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HAN Juanjuan, LI Xiwang, LIU Fengjing, XIN Zhaojun, ZHANG Jin, ZHANG Xin, SUN Xiaoling. Feeding Selection of Tea Cultivars by the Tea Weevil and the Four Induced Terpenoids[J]. Journal of Tea Science, 2017, 37(2): 220-227.

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