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Christopher Carrigan <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 15 Mar 1996 10:09:15 -0800
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Hello Justin,
 
found your message very informative. Thankyou. I don't have access to a
hard copy version of the J. Chem. Ecology. I did find a site that listed
all the articles published by the journal, for some reason though It missed
listing quite a few pages including the one with the article. Do you have
access to an electronic version, or an email address of any of the authors?
I would really like to read the article.
 
>The lures we now
>use are extremely efficient at attracting swarms (see J. Chem. Ecology
>20:1053-56 (1994)).
>
>Formulation:            1 part citral
>                        1 part geraniol
>                        1 part nerolic + geranic acids
>
 
I understand this. 1 part cit by vol, 1 part ger by vol.
 
I don't understand this 1 part ner+geran acids. Does this mean 4 equal
parts of the 4 ingredients or does it mean a half and half ner/ger mix
constitutes one part of a 3 part mix.
 
 
 
>Procedure:  Mix equal volumes of the three pheromone components in a
>small vial
 
This tells me that it should be a three part mix with the two acids making
up one of the three parts. Please clarify though.
 
 
thanks,
Christopher
 
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