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The surfaces of all higher plants are covered by a layer of cuticular waxes. These are composed mainly of long-chain aliphatic components but also of cyclic compounds. The primary role of the waxes is to prevent uncontrolled water loss. The chemical composition of plant cuticular waxes can affect the resistance of plants to herbivores and herbivore behaviour. Cuticular waxes and their separate components enhance or deter insect oviposition, movement or feeding.

Gas Chromatographic Analysis of Plant and Insect Surface Compounds: Cuticular Waxes and Terpenoids