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Title: Development of a Volatile Delivery System


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Development of a Volatile Delivery
System (Ongoing Research)
Matt Bennett
Dr. Mark E. Whalon Dept. of Entomology Andrea
Coombs Dept. of Entomology
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Background
  • Robert J. Bartelt, USDA
  • Journal of Chemical Ecology
  • 1990
  • 1997

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Objectives of Project
  • Build Bartelts VDS
  • Figure out how it works
  • Make Improvements
  • Research
  • Bioassays
  • Attractants
  • Repellants

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What is it?
  • Volatile Mixes
  • Chemicals
  • Pheromones
  • Other

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Definitions
  • Volatile Chemicals
  • a compound released from a plant that can either
    attract, repel, or otherwise influence insect
    behavior.
  • Pheromones
  • a chemical produced by insects that illicits
    behaviors from other insects of the same species.

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Why?
  • Monetary Losses
  • Realistic Approach
  • Bioassays With Less Hassle
  • FQPA
  • Model

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Insect Studied
  • Plum Curculio
  • Conotrachelus nenuphar
  • Weevil
  • Family Coleoptera
  • Plants (Roseaceae)
  • Cherry
  • Hawthorn
  • Apple

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Plant Studied
  • Apple
  • Apple Buds
  • Crescent Scars
  • Larvae

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How it Works
  • Zero Chromatographic Air
  • gasses, hydrocarbons, moisture
  • Hydrocarbon Trap
  • organic compounds
  • Air Flow Regulators
  • Make up air

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How it Works
  • Zero Chromatographic Air
  • gasses, hydrocarbons, moisture
  • Hydrocarbon Trap
  • organic compounds
  • Air Flow Regulators
  • Make up air
  • Normal Flow

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How it Works (contd)
  • Chambers
  • Volatile
  • Pheromone

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How it Works (contd)
  • Splitter System
  • Restrictor Needles
  • Volatile mix

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How it Works (contd)
  • Backpressure Created

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How it Works (contd)
  • Backpressure Created
  • Manometers

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How it Works (contd)
  • Backpressure Created
  • Manometers
  • Regulation Valves

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How it Works (contd)
  • GC Port
  • Quantitative Analysis

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How it Works (contd)
  • GC Port
  • Quantitative Analysis
  • Exit to Insect Chamber
  • Heated
  • Air Pulled Through

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Advantages
  • Versatility
  • Options
  • Ratios
  • Closer to Reality

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Improvements (thus far)
  • Larger Size
  • Easier to Work With
  • More Volatiles
  • SPME Port
  • GC Analysis
  • Insect Chambers
  • Y-chamber

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Acknowledgements
  • Dr. Mark E. Whalon
  • Department of Entomology, MSU
  • Andrea B. Coombs
  • Department of Entomology, MSU
  • Robert J. Bartelt
  • USDA/ARS/NCAUR
  • Kevin W. Youngs
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