28079-04-1 Purity
95%
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Judd, Gary JR, et al. Entomologia experimentalis et applicata 114.1 (2005): 65-78.
8,10-Dodecadien-1-ol (codlemone) is the major sex pheromone component of the codling moth (Cydia pomonella). Pre-exposure of males to codlemone under controlled conditions induces dose- and time-dependent reductions in subsequent antennal sensitivity, behavioural response, and attraction, with implications for mating-disruption strategies.
Experimental Protocol: Male moths were pre-exposed to codlemone in static air (35 μg/L) or moving air (0.9-18 μg/h) for 2-30 min, then tested in a flight tunnel for upwind flight and source contact. Electroantennograms (EAGs) measured antennal sensitivity. Field exposure used orchards treated with 1000 Isomate-C dispensers /ha.
Performance Evaluation: Pre-exposure to 500 μg for 30 min reduced attraction by 99% and significantly lowered EAG responses. Recovery of full antennal sensitivity required >1 h, but behavioural recovery took >4 h, suggesting habituation. Pre-exposure in moving air (75 min at 18 μg/h) caused 99% disruption. However, 30-h field exposure to orchard air with dispensers (estimated concentration ng/m³) had no measurable effect on subsequent flight-tunnel response, though trap catches in the treated orchard were completely inhibited.
Conclusion: Codlemone pre-exposure induces long-lasting adaptation and habituation only at high concentrations (near-source contact), not at average atmospheric field levels, indicating that close encounters with dispensers may be necessary for these neurological effects to contribute to mating disruption.
Kovanci, Orkun B. Journal of Pest Science 88.2 (2015): 311-319.
Codlemone, the major sex pheromone component of codling moth (Cydia pomonella), is formulated as a microencapsulated sprayable pheromone (Ph-MEC) for mating disruption. Co-application with microencapsulated pear ester (DA-MEC) enhances its efficacy by interfering with both male and female orientation and reducing fruit damage.
Experimental Protocol: Field trials in two apple orchards (2009-2010) compared Ph-MEC alone (25 g a.i./ha), DA-MEC alone (5 g a.i./ha), and their combination in high-volume (635 L/ha) or ultra-low-volume (40 L/ha) sprays, applied four times per season. Moth catches were monitored with dual lures (codlemone + pear ester). Fruit damage was assessed mid-season and pre-harvest.
Performance Evaluation: Ph-MEC alone reduced trap catches by 61 % and the combination by 85 % (both spray volumes). Combination treatments achieved 85-93 % reduction in fruit infestation over untreated controls. DA-MEC alone was less effective (43 % trap shutdown). Female catches in DA-Combo traps were low (9-14 % of total moths) across all pheromone-treated blocks. Mating status of captured females did not differ significantly between treatments.
Conclusion: Codlemone microcapsules effectively disrupt mating, and co-application with pear ester significantly improves performance, offering an integrated tool for codling moth management.
An insecticide
In agricultural research, 8,10-dodecadien-1-olcan be used as an insect repellent with obvious effect.
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254.41
It should be identified by trans-8, trans-10-dodecadienol
C16H30O2
Dodecadien-1-5 needs to be cleaned at the end of the break after use.
The maximum solubility of dodecadien-1-01 in water is 25.48 g/L
8,10-Dodecadien-1-Ol Incompatible with strong oxidising agents.
0.98
0.000886mmHg at 25°C
30-32℃
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