摘要
产卵行为是昆虫完成个体发育、繁衍后代、维持种群稳定的重要行为活动之一,化学信息在昆虫产卵选择行为中发挥着重要作用。昆虫在识别和定位产卵位点时会受到来自植物、昆虫本身以及微生物释放的挥发性有机化合物等因素的影响,合理应用这些化学信息调控昆虫行为是实现害虫绿色防控的重要方式。本文综述了昆虫多样的产卵策略及其影响的主要因素,详述了调控昆虫产卵行为的化学信息的来源,论述了植物、昆虫信息化合物和微生物释放的挥发物对昆虫行为的调控作用,从昆虫外周神经系统中重要化学感受蛋白的作用机制为切入点阐述了昆虫的产卵机制与研究现状,及其在害虫绿色防控中的应用,并对未来重点研究的方向进行了分析和展望。
Egg-laying behavior of insect is critical for completing their ontogeny,reproduction,and maintaining population stability.Chemical cues play a dominant role in regulating insect oviposition.Volatile organic compounds released by plants,insects,and microorganisms influence the detection and localization of insect oviposition sites.Exploiting and rationally applying these chemical cues to regulate insect behaviors is an important strategy for environmentally friendly pest control.This article summarizes the diverse egg-laying strategies of insects and their contributing factors,details the sources of chemical information that regulate insect oviposition behavior,and lists the regulatory effects of volatiles released by plants,insect semiochemicals and microorganisms on insect behaviors.The mechanism and research status of oviposition selection mediated by chemical cues are illustrated on the mechanism of the important chemoreceptor proteins in the insect peripheral nervous system,and applications in environmentally friendly prevention and control of agricultural pests are reviewed.Finally,future research directions are prospected.
作者
董婉莹
陈瑞朋
吴基楠
王冰
王桂荣
DONG Wan-Ying;CHEN Rui-Peng;WU Ji-Nan;WANG Bing;WANG Gui-Rong(State Key Laboratory for Biology of Plant Diseases and Insect Pests,Institute of Plant Protection,Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Beijing 100193,China;Institute of Plant Protection and Microbiology,Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences,Hangzhou 310021,China)
出处
《应用昆虫学报》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2023年第2期389-410,共22页
Chinese Journal of Applied Entomology
基金
国家自然科学基金面上项目(32272621)
国家自然科学基金重点项目(32130089)
中国烟草总公司重大科技项目(110202201017(LS-01))
国家重点研发计划政府间国际科技创新合作重点专项(2022YFE0116500)。
关键词
挥发物
产卵行为
植食性昆虫
天敌昆虫
化学感受
行为调控
volatile organic compounds
egg-laying behavior
herbivore
natural enemy
chemical detection
behavioral regulation
