A . bungii 2 claims

Interactor role: pest

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Grade I infested peach volatiles attracted females more.

Taxon: P . persicaPrunus persicae0
Interactor: A . bungiiAromia bungiie0pest
Outcome: more attractive to femalese0
Qualifier: Grade Ie0

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“volatiles emitted from P . persica infested with A . bungii larvae at Grade I were more attractive to females”
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Title

Behavioural Response of Aromia bungii Adults to Volatile Compounds Emitted by Prunus persica at Different Physiological Statuses

Xin‐yi Peng; Shuang Li; Xue‐jin Yang; et al. Journal of Applied Entomology 2024. doi:10.1111/jen.13356

Other claims from this paper (6)

Observation Grade IV infested peach volatiles attracted males more.
Observation Five compounds had relatively high levels at both infestation grades.
Observation Three peach volatiles attracted female borers.
Observation The Grade I three-volatile blend attracted females more than the Grade IV blend.
Observation Four peach volatiles attracted male borers.
Observation The Grade IV four-volatile blend attracted males more than the Grade I blend.