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Male leafroller moths,  Choristoneura rosaceana  (Harris) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) and  Pandemis pyrusana  (Kearfott), were evaluated for responses to a paste formulation loaded with a range of concentrations of the two species' pheromone blends and evaluated in a laboratory wind tunnel and in the field. Response criteria were flight, flight towards the pheromone source, and contact with the pheromone source for the wind tunnel assays, and capture of moths in traps for the field tests. In the wind tunnel and field, responses of males of both species to the paste generally increased as the pheromone concentration in the paste was increased. There was little response by either species to paste with less than 0.16% pheromone. The relationship between pheromone concentration and response for  P. pyrusana  was linear and for  C. rosaceana  was sinusoidal over the range of pheromone concentrations tested. These patterns were seen both in the wind tunnel and in the field. Initial release rates from the paste of ( Z )-11-tetradecenyl acetate, the main component of the pheromone blends of both species was 3.6–3.8 ng/h. Inhibitory thresholds for responses were not reached for either species, using pheromone concentrations as high as 16%, in either the wind tunnel or the field. For both species, response of males to rubber septa with one mg pheromone loads was similar to the response to the paste with pheromone at concentrations greater than 3–4%. For  C. rosaceana , rates of contact with the paste in the wind tunnel were statistically similar to rates of contact in response to conspecific females, with paste pheromone concentrations above 1.6%. Response rates for males of  P. pyrusana  were significantly lower to the paste than to conspecific females at all paste pheromone concentrations tested. Overall, the optimum pheromone concentration in the paste for moth attraction to contact was 3.2 % for  C. rosaceana  and 8% for  P. pyrusana .

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Field and Laboratory Responses of Male Leaf Roller Moths,<i>Choristoneura rosaceana</i>and<i>Pandemis pyrusana</i>, to Pheromone Concentrations in an Attracticide Paste Formulation

Field and Laboratory Responses of Male Leaf Roller Moths,Choristoneura rosaceanaandPandemis pyrusana, to Pheromone Concentrations in an Attracticide Paste Formulation