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The bug lb,gus desponsi L NNAvuoRi CHemiptera:Miridae) as well as other mirid bugs is fond of feeding on growing tissues ef host plants such as meristem, bud, fiower bud, young seed, and so on (DEMpsTER, 1964; HoRi, l97]; LEiGH, 1976), where auxins may be contained in higher concentration. Indole auxins seem to be toxic to organisms, so the bugs fed with them may have to detoxicate and excrete them without absorption in the haemolymph. It has been known that some insects metabolize auxins to non-toxic substances, while others utilize them for deveropment and

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Metabolism of Ingested Auxins in the Bug Lygus disponsi : Indole Compounds Appearing in Excreta of Bugs Fed with Host Plants and the Effect of Indole-3-Acetic Acid on the Feeding