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                 Research No.: ➅ A-6  ODA Loan Joint Research                             Date: Oct. 31 , 2020
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                                      Studies on insect pests and diseases and development of
               1 General Title
                                               alternative plant protection technologies
                                CTU: Le Van Vang (Project Leader), Duong Kieu HANH (Ms.), Trinh Thi XUAN (Ms.), Nguyen Thi Thu NGA (Ms.),
               2      Core          Doan Thi Kieu TIEN (Ms.), Le Phuoc THANH, Pham Kim SON, Lang Canh PHU, Nguyen Chi CUONG
                    Members     Japanese Universities: KAMEI Kaeko (KIT), ARIE Tsutomu (TUAT), MORIYAMA Hiromitsu (TUAT),
                                            NAKAI Madoka (TUAT), INOUE Maki (TUAT), ANDO Tetsu (TUAT), YAMAMOTO Masanobu (TUAT)
               3    Duration                        Oct. 2018 – Sep. 2021 (3 years) <2 Batch>
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                                To enhance the capacity in research and application of environmentally friendly strategies for
               4      Main      management of insect pests in the Mekong Delta of Viet Nam, from which provides the best means of
                   Objectives   sustainable and integrated plant protection strategies, and thus elevates the competitiveness for
                                agricultural products on national and international markets
               5   Focal Points    The cabbage webworm, Hellula undalis Fab. (Lepidoptera: Crambidae: Glaphyriinae), is one of the world’s most
                                 serious defoliators of cruciferous vegetables, especially head cabbage.
                                   In order to enhance the attraction of the synthetic lure and to utilize it as a tool for preventing adult intrusion
                                 and monitoring population dynamics in a sustainable management program in Viet Nam, the sex pheromone of H.
                                 undalis was re-examined from the strain inhabiting the Mekong Delta using GC-EAD and GC-MS analyses and by
                                 assessing the attraction of synthetic pheromone lures in fields.







                  This study is funded
                  in part by the CTU
                  Improvement                                                             GC-EAD and GC-MS
                  Project VN14-P6,                                                        analyses of the
                  supported by a                                                          pheromone gland and
                  Japanese ODA loan                                                       body extracts elucidated
                                Fig. 1.  GC-EAD analyses of a Hellula undalis             (Z)-11-tetradecenyl
                                female abdominal tip extract (1 FE) (A) and               acetate (Z11-14:OAc)
                                synthetic standards (3 – 10 ng) (B)                       and (Z)-11-hexadecenal
                                                                                          (Z11-16:Ald), E11,E13-
                                                                                          16:Ald. the unsaturated
                                 Table 1. Field attraction of H. undalis males by         hydrocarbon (3Z,6Z,9Z)-
                                 synthetic lures.                                         3,6,9-tricosatriene
                                                                                          (Z3,Z6,Z9-23:H) as
                                                                                          pheromone components
                                                                                          of H. undalis.
                                                               Fig. 2.  GC-MS analysis of a Hellula undalis abdominal tip extract
                                                               (20 FE, upper) and crude body extract (9 FE, lower)






                                Field examinations indicated the significant role of
                                E11,E13-16:Ald as a major component and a synergistic
                                effect of the three new compounds as a minor
                                component. In that, the 3:3:7:1 was the best ratio
                                mixture for attraction of H. undalis males in field.
                                Pheromone lures will use as tool for understanding the relationship between the frequency of damaged green
                                mustard plants and the number of males caught in pheromone traps, along with the season of H. undalis flight in
               6 Perspectives   the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. In addition, we will try to find out whether this lure can attract males outside of the
                                Mekong Delta, especially in Japan
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