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(Wiedemann)(Hendrichs et al. 2002). The effectiveness of theSIT is constrained, in part, by articial selectioninherent in the mass rearing process, which leadsto changes in male courtship behavior. This, inturn, reduces the sexual competitiveness of mass-reared males (Cayol 2000). There is also evidence(Bloem et al. 1993) that sterile males may notfully inhibit female remating, presumably owingto the reduced transfer of sperm and accessorygland products during copulation. This has seri-ous implications for SIT programs because in

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STERILE MALES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY EXPOSED TO GINGER ROOT OIL INDUCE FEMALE REMATING: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STERILE INSECT TECHNIQUE (DIPTERA: TEPHRITIDAE)