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DESCRIPTION:Parasitoid wasps are often tiny insects from the order Hymenopt
 era that develop inside other insects and play an important role in ecosys
 tems as natural enemies. Finding suitable mating partners is crucial for t
 heir reproductive success\, a task that many species accomplish through th
 e use of so-called sex pheromones. Focusing on species of the genus Nasoni
 a\, I will present how these chemical messengers enable species-specific c
 ommunication between closely related species\, how they are synthesized fr
 om simple nutrients\, and how we can harness this knowledge to gain new in
 sights into the decline of insects currently observed in many parts of the
  world.
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SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Joachim Ruther\, University of Regensburg (Homepage): Par
 asitoid pheromones: structures\, behaviour and biochemistry – and what the
 y teach us about insect decline
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