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Main Author:	Müller-Schwarze, Dietland (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Dordrecht [u.a.] Springer 2009
Series:	Life sciences
Subjects:	Chemical ecology Chemical ecology > Problems, exercises, etc Chemische Ökologie Methode
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XIV, 156 S. Ill. 235 mm x 155 mm
ISBN:	9781441903778

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adam_text	Contents Section I Field Experiments 1 Mutualism: Effects of Ants on Aphids, Their Predators, and Host Plants .......................................................................................... 3 Materials Needed .......................................................................................... 4 Procedure ...................................................................................................... 5 Results .......................................................................................................... 5 References .................................................................................................... 6 2 Predatory Fish Responses to Prey Odors (Chemical Lures) .................. 7 Materials Needed .......................................................................................... 8 Procedure ...................................................................................................... 8 Results .......................................................................................................... 11 References .................................................................................................... 11 3 Sour Grapes: Methyl Anthranilate as Feeding Repellent for Birds ..................................................................................... 13 Materials Needed .......................................................................................... 14 Procedure ...................................................................................................... 15 Results .......................................................................................................... 16 References .................................................................................................... 17 4 Responses of Small Mammals to Predator Odors in the Field .............. 19 Materials Needed .......................................................................................... 22 Procedures .................................................................................................... 22 Results .......................................................................................................... 23 References .................................................................................................... 24 viu Contents 5 Squirrels Avoidance of Predator Odors ................................................ 25 Introduction ................................................................................................ 26 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 27 Procedure ................................................................................................... 27 Results ........................................................................................................ 29 References .................................................................................................. 29 6 Squirrels, Acorns, and Tannins ............................................................... 31 Procedures .................................................................................................. 33 Results ........................................................................................................ 34 References .................................................................................................. 34 7 Field Grid for Testing Winter Feeding by Rabbits or Cottontails ....... 37 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 38 Procedure ................................................................................................... 38 Results ........................................................................................................ 40 Reference ................................................................................................... 42 8 Food Choices by Mammalian Herbivores and the Role of Defense Compounds: Example Beaver .............................................. 43 Procedure for Part 1................................................................................... 46 Procedures for Experiments 2-5................................................................ 46 References .................................................................................................. 50 9 Scent Marking in Free-Ranging Mammals. Examples: Beaver or Badger ..................................................................................... 51 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 53 Procedures .................................................................................................. 53 References .................................................................................................. 57 10 Capsaicin as Feeding Repellent for Mammals ...................................... 59 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 60 Procedure ................................................................................................... 60 Results ........................................................................................................ 61 References .................................................................................................. 61 11 Search for Chemical Ecology Stories in the Forest or Other Ecosystem .................................................................................. 63 Northeastern Forest in North America ....................................................... 64 Amazon Forest .......................................................................................... 65 References .................................................................... .......... 65 Contents ix Section II Laboratory Experiments 12 Test for Cyanogenic Compounds in Plants ............................................ 69 Introduction ................................................................................................ 70 Materials .................................................................................................... 71 Method ....................................................................................................... 71 Results ........................................................................................................ 72 References .................................................................................................. 73 13 Herbivory and a Simple Field Test for Total Phenolics in Trees ..................................................................................... 75 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 77 Method ....................................................................................................... 77 References .................................................................................................. 80 14 Radial Diffusion Assay for Tannins ........................................................ 81 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 82 Procedure ................................................................................................... 82 Results ........................................................................................................ 83 Previous Results ......................................................................................... 84 References .................................................................................................. 84 15 Chemically Induced Defenses in Phytoplankton ................................... 85 Introduction ................................................................................................ 85 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 86 Procedure ................................................................................................... 87 Results ........................................................................................................ 89 References .................................................................................................. 90 16 Induced Defense: Herbivory on Juvenile vs. Adult Growth Stages of Trees ............................................................................ 91 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 92 Procedure ................................................................................................... 92 References .................................................................................................. 96 17 Jasmonic Acid Effect on Plant Volatiles (or How to Make a Fern Smell Like a Rose) ........................................................ 97 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 97 Procedure ................................................................................................... 97 Results ........................................................................................................ 98 References .................................................................................................. 98 x Contents 18 Effector Tannins on Insect Feeding Behavior ....................................... 101 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... Ю2 Procedure ................................................................................................... 102 Results ........................................................................................................ ЮЗ References .................................................................................................. 104 19 Leaf Disk Test: Bioassay of Effect of Tannins on Insect Feeding Behavior .......................................................................... 105 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 106 Procedure ................................................................................................... 106 Results ........................................................................................................ 107 References .................................................................................................. 108 20 Two-Way Choice Test for Social Odors in Mice .................................... 109 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 111 Procedure ................................................................................................... HI Results ........................................................................................................ HI References .................................................................................................. 112 21 Scent Marking in Mice: Open Field Test ............................................... 115 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 116 Test la: Sex Differences ............................................................................ 117 Test lb: Effect of Age of Urine .................................................................. H7 Test lc: Scent Marking by Different Types of Males ................................ 117 Test Id: Responses to Urines from Different Types of Males ................... 118 Test 2: Effect of Absence of Scent Marks .................................................. 118 Results ........................................................................................................ 118 Conclusions ................................................................................................ 119 Some Previous Results ............................................................................... 119 References .................................................................................................. 119 22 Human Body Odor Discrimination: T-Shirt Experiment .................... 121 Materials Needed ....................................................................................... 122 Procedure ................................................................................................... 122 Results ........................................................................................................ 123 References .................................................................................................. 124 23 Coping with Plant Volatiles in Spicy Food ( Burping Exercise ) ....... 125 Procedure ................................................................................................... 126 Results ........................................................................................................ 127 Some Previous Results ............................................................................... 127 References .................................................................................................. 128 Contents xi Section III Perspectives of Experiments: Development and Application 24 Miscellaneous Experiments Chosen by Students .................................. 131 25 Further Possible Experiments ................................................................. 133 Intraspecific Communication: Pheromones ............................................... 133 Interspecific Responses: Allomones (Emission of Chemicals that Benefit the Sender) .............................................................................. 139 Interspecific Stimuli: Kairomones (Compounds Used for the Benefit of the Receiver); Responses to Prey Chemicals ................. 141 Interspecific Stimuli: Kairomones; Prey Responses to Predator Chemicals ................................................................................ 144 Allelopathy ................................................................................................. 146 Environmental Odors ................................................................................. 147 Index .................................................................................................................. 149
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