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VOLUME 37, 1991
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J. G. BAUST (State University of New York at Binghamton, B. L. GUPTA (University of Cambridge, U.K.)
U.S.A.) P. A. LANGLEY (University of Bristol, U.K.)
W. J. BELL (University of Kansas, Lawrence, U.S.A.) M. LOCKE (University of W. Ontario, London, Canada)
J. BOECKH (Universitat Regensburg, Fed. Rep. Germany ) A. R. MCCAFFERY (University of Reading, U.K.)
G. S. BOYAN (Universitaét Basle, Switzerland) Y. PICHON (Laboratoire de Neurobiologie Cellulaire du
D. J. COSENS (University of Edinburgh, U.K.) CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France)
R. H. DADD (University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A.) S. E. REYNOLDS (University of Bath, U.K.)
E. E. DAVIS (S.R.1. International, California, U.S.A.) D. S. SAUNDERS (University of Edinburgh, U.K.)
F. ENGELMANN (University of California, U.S.A.) S. S. TOBE (University of Toronto, Canada)
A. GIRARDIE (Université de Bordeaux I, France) R. de G. WEEVERS (University of Bristol, U.K.)
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LIST OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 37
NUMBER 1
P. S. DE VILLIERS and S. A. HANRAHAN Sperm competition in the Namib Desert beetle,
Onymacris unguicularis
JAMES R. GROOME, MARK A. TOWNLEY, Detection and isolation of proctolin-like immunoreactiv-
MARIANNE DE TSCHASCHELL and ity in arachnids: possible cardioregulatory role for proc-
EDWARD K. TILLINGHAST tolin in the orb-weaving spiders Argiope and Araneus
F. S. ZUCOLOTO Effects of flavour and nutritional value on diet selection
by Ceratitis capitata larvae (Diptera, Tephritidae)
TETSUO HARADA Effects of photoperiod and temperature on phototaxis in
a water strider, Gerris paludum insularis (Motschulsky)
B. CYMBOROWSKI, M. MUSZYNSKA-PYTEL, Haemolymph ecdysteroid titres controlled by a circadian
P. PORCHERON and P. CASSIER clock mechanism in larvae of the wax moth, Galleria
mellonella
MARTIN GIURFA Colour generalization and choice behaviour of the
honeybee Apis mellifera ligustica
RICHARD L. LINDROTH, MIEL A. BARMAN Nutrient deficiencies and the gypsy moth, Lymantria
and ANNE V. WEISBROD dispar: effects on larval performance and detoxication
enzyme activities
JOHN G. RIEMANN and Secretion in the upper vas deferens of the gypsy moth
JADWIGA M. GIEBULTOWICZ correlated with the circadian rhythm of sperm release
from the testes
BARBARA STAY, SANJAY JOSHI Sensitivity to allatostatins of corpora allata from larval
and ANDREA P. WOODHEAD and adult female Diploptera punctata
K.-E. KAISSLING, T. A. KEIL Pheromone stimulation in perfused sensory hairs of the
and J. L. D. WILLIAMS moth Antheraea polyphemus
M. J. VAN DEN BERG and G. ZIEGELBERGER On the function of the pheromone binding protein in the
olfactory hairs of Antheraea polyphemus
NUMBER 2
i Editorial Announcement
C. A. D. DE Kort and A. B. KOOPMANSCHAP 87 A juvenile hormone analogue affects the protein pattern
of the haemolymph in last-instar larvae of Locusta
migratoria
W. REUBEN KAUFMAN Correlation between haemolymph ecdysteroid titre,
salivary gland degeneration and ovarian development in
the Ixodid tick, Amblyomma hebraeum Koch
D. NEUMANN and K.-D. SPINDLER Circasemilunar control of imaginal disc development in
Clunio marinus: temporal switching point, temperature-
compensated developmental time and ecdysteroid profile
Ill
ROBERT J. WEAVER Profile of the responsiveness of corpora allata from
virgin female Periplaneta americana to an allatostatin
from Diploptera punctata
L. PLAWNER, T. L. PANNABECKER, Control of diuresis in the yellow fever mosquito Aedes
S. Laurer, M. D. BAUSTIAN and aegypti: evidence for similar mechanisms in the male and
K. W. BEYENBACH female
ELIZABETH QUEATHEM The ontogeny of grasshopper jumping performance
TOSHIHARU TANAKA and S. BRADLEIGH VINSON Depression of prothoracic gland activity of Heliothis
virescens by venom and calyx fluids from the parasitoid,
Cardiochiles nigriceps
PETER R. WHITE The electroantennogram response: effects of varying
sensillum numbers and recording electrode position in a
clubbed antenna
BELGAUM S. THYAGARAJA, THOMAS J. KELLY, Thyroxine-induced haemolymph protein and ecdy-
EDWARD P. MASLER and ALEXEJ B. BORKOVEC steroid increases in the silkworm, Bombyx mori: effect on
larval growth and silk production
A. R. Woop and M. J. LEHANE Relative contributions of apocrine and eccrine secretion
to digestive enzyme release from midgut cells of
Stomoxys calcitrans (Insecta: Diptera)
Announcement
NUMBER 3
V. K. DIMITRIADIS 167 Fine structure of the midgut of adult Drosophila auraria
and its relationship to the sites of acidophilic secretion
HANS KOMNICK and RUDOLF BAUERFEIND 179 Intestinal absorption of defined lipids by the larval
dragonfly Aeshna cyanea (Insecta, Odonata): wax esters
and fatty alcohols
P. E. FIELDS and J. P. WoODRING Octopamine mobilization of lipids and carbohydrates in
the house cricket, Acheta domesticus
G. BERTRAM, L. SCHLEITHOFF, Bafilomycin A, is a potent inhibitor of urine formation
P. ZIMMERMANN and A. WESSING by Malpighian tubules of Drosophila hydei: is a vacuo-
lar-type ATPase involved in ion and fluid secretion?
PETRA A. SCHWANTES and GEORG SEIBOLD Ion-absorption by specialized epithelial regions in Musca
domestica larvae
A. R. McQuiston and S. S. ToBE Developmental changes and second messenger
modulation of the electrical properties of cells of the
cockroach corpora allata
HuBERT R. SPIETH and KLAUS PETER SAUER Quantitative measurement of photoperiods and its sig-
nificance for the induction of diapause in Pieris brassicae
(Lepidoptera, Pieridae)
M. T. CARRETERO, M. J. CARMONA Thermotolerance and heat shock proteins in Chironomus
and J. L. Diez
Announcement
NUMBER 4
JONATHAN K. STILES, K. R. WALLBANKS 247 The use of casein substrate gels for determining trypsin-
and D. H. MOLYNEUX like activity in the midgut of Glossina palpalis spp
(Diptera: Glossinidae)
J. L. PEACH and J. E. PHILLIPS Metabolic support of chloride-dependent short-circuit
current across the locust (Schistocerca gregaria) ileum
L. M. SCHOONHOVEN, M. S. J. SIMMONDS Changes in the responsiveness of the maxillary stylo-
and W. M. BLANEY conic sensilla of Spodoptera littoralis to inositol and
sinigrin correlate with feeding behaviour during the final
larval stadium
DIETER LUFFY and AUGUST DoRN Serotoninergic elements in the stomatogastric nervous
system of the stick insect, Carausius morosus, demon-
strated by immunohistochemistry
R. D. NORTH Transpiration and humidity preference in a temperate
wood ant Formica rufa L.
W. CLay SMITH and JERRY F. BUTLER Ultrastructure of the Tabanidae compound eye: unusual
features for Diptera
MICHAEL LOCKE, C. KETOLA-PIRIE, Vacuolar apoferritin synthesis by the fat body of an
H. LEUNG and H. NICHOL insect (Calpodes ethlius)
PATRICK J. MARTIN Respiration of the ant Leptothorax unifasciatus (Hy-
menoptera, Formicidae) at individual and society levels
R. DE JONG and M.-H. PHAM-DELEGUE Electroantennogram responses related to olfactory con-
ditioning in the honey bee (Apis mellifera ligustica)
NUMBER 5
PAN CENXUAN and KIMIO SHIMADA 325 Cold hardiness of four Antarctic terrestrial mites in the
active season at King George Island
Davip L. DENLINGER and JAN ZDAREX 333 Commitment to metamorphosis in tsetse (Glossina mor-
sitans centralis): temporal, nutritional and hormonal
aspects of the decision
W.E. G. ParIsH and J. S. BALE Effect of low temperatures on the intracellular symbionts
of the grain aphid Sitobion avenae (F.) (Hem., Aphidi-
dae)
TERESA MARTINEZ and DIANA WHEELER Effect of the queen, brood and worker caste on haemo-
lymph vitellogenin titre in Camponotus festinatus
workers
ZHIXIANG WANG and Ultrastructural study of storage protein granules in fat
NORBERT H. HAUNERLAND body of the corn earworm, Heliothis zea
KENJI TOMIOKA, TAKANORI WAKATSUKI, Circadian control of hatching in the cricket, Gryllus
KATSUYUKI SHIMONO and YOSHIHIKO CHIBA bimaculatus
ANDREW M. Fox and STUART E. REYNOLDS The pharmacology of the lipid-mobilizing response to
adipokinetic hormone family peptides in the moth,
Manduca sexta
V
NoriAKI AGUI, TORU SHIMADA, Hormonal control of vitellogenin mRNA levels in the
SusuMu Izumi and SHIRO TOMINO male and female housefly, Musca domestica
Davip B. Roserts, J. DERMOT TURING The advantages that accrue to Drosophila melanogaster
and SusAN A. R. LOUGHLIN possessing larval serum protein |
Announcement
NUMBER 6
Eprna L. BuRNS, ANN-SHYN CHIANG, 401 Juvenile hormone regulation of the left colleterial gland
MICHAL GapotT and Cosy SCHAL in intact and ovariectomized Blattella germanica (L.)
(Dictyoptera: Blattellidae)
KEIICHI MIMURA A study of biogenic amines and related substances during
development of the visual system in a fly Boettcherisca
peregrina
C. F. Hinks, M. T. CHEESEMAN, The effects of kochia, wheat and oats on digestive
M. A. ERLANDSON, O. OLFERT proteinases and the protein economy of adult grass-
and N. D. Westcott hoppers, Melanoplus sanguinipes
RICHARD A. BAINES and ROGER G. H. DOWNER The role of proctolin in maintaining contractions of the
locust (Locusta migratoria) mandibular closer muscle
J. P. R. OCHIENG’-ODERO The effect of photoperiod and thermophotoperiod on
the larval critical weight, latent feeding period, larval
maximum weight and fecundity of Cnephasia jactatana
(Walker) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)
S. W. NICOLSON Diuresis or clearance: is there a physiological role for the
“diuretic hormone” of the desert beetle Onymacris?
TJANDRA ANGGRAENI and Studies on cell-cell co-operation during phagocytosis
NorMAN A. RATCLIFFE by purified haemocyte populations of the wax moth,
Galleria mellonella
ORNELLA CUSINATO, COLIN H. WHEELER The identity and physiological actions of an adipokinetic
and GRAHAM J. GOLDSWORTHY hormone in Acheta domesticus
SARA TREVITT and LINDA PARTRIDGE A cost of receiving sperm in the female fruitfly
Drosophila melanogaster
NUMBER 7
C. Griss, S. J. Simpson, J. ROHRBACHER 477 Localization in the central nervous system of larval
and C. H. F. ROWELL Manduca sexta (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae) of areas
responsible for aspects of feeding behaviour
GERD GADE Hyperglycaemia or hypertrehalosaemia? The effect of
insect neuropeptides on haemolymph sugars
ROBERT R. Rojas, LAURENCE D. CHARLET Biochemistry and physiology of overwintering in the
and RoGER A. LEOPOLD mature larva of the red sunflower seed weevil, Smicronyx
fulvus LeConte (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)
S. J. COULSON and J. S. BALE Anoxia induces rapid cold hardening in the housefly
Musca domestica (Diptera: Muscidae)
VI
M. R. STRAND and E. A. WONG The growth and role of Microplitis demolitor teratocytes
in parasitism of Pseudoplusia includens
SEI TANAKA De-alation and its influences on egg production and
flight muscle histolysis in a cricket (Velarifictorus parvus)
that undergoes inter-reproductive migration
G. CoTTon and J. H. ANSTEE A biochemical and structural study on the effects
of methoprene on fat body development in Locusta
migratoria L.
I. YU. RAUSCHENBACH, N. S. LUKASHINA, Role of juvenile hormone esterase in Diptera (Drosophila
T. M. KHLEBODAROVA and L. I. KOROCHKIN virilis) metamorphosis
Book Review
L. STRONG Insect Neurochemistry and Neurophysiology 1989.
Edited by A. B. Borkovec and E. P. Masler
NUMBER 8
CHRISTIANE K. BAUER and MICHAEL GEWECKE 551 Motoneuronal control of antennal muscles in Locusta
migratoria
G. M. Coast, O. CusinaTo, I. KAY An evaluation of the role of cyclic AMP as an intra-
and G. J. GOLDSWORTHY cellular second messenger in Malpighian tubules of the
house cricket, Acheta domesticus
DAVID BERRIGAN and SARAH J. LOCKE Body size and male reproductive performance in the
flesh fly, Neobellieria bullata
YASUO OKADA, KENJI TOMIOKA and Circadian phase-response curves for light in nymphal
YOSHIHIKO CHIBA and adult crickets, Gryllus bimaculatus
OPENDER KOUL and Murray B. ISMAN Effects of azadirachtin on the dietary utilization and
development of the variegated cutworm Peridroma
saucia
MASAKI SAKAI, YASUO TAODA, KAZUYA MorI, Copulation sequence and mating termination in the male
MASATO FUJINO and CHIZU OHTA cricket Gryllus bimaculatus DeGeer
MICHEL RENOU Sex pheromone reception in the moth, Mamestra thalas-
sina. Characterization and distribution of two types of
olfactory hairs
JARI RANTAMAKI, HILARY DURRANT, Isolation of a 90kDa protein from haemocytes of
ZIcAl LIANG, NORMAN A. RATCLIFFE, Blaberus craniifer which has similar functional and im-
BERNARD Duvic and KENNETH SODERHALL munological properties to the 76kDa protein from
crayfish haemocytes
NUMBER 9
B. J. Cook, R. M. WAGNER and T. L. PETERSON 635 The hindgut muscularis of the stable fly, Stomoxys
calcitrans: some of its structural, motile and pharmaco-
logical properties
H. Le Corronc, B. LAPIED and B. HUE M,-Like presynaptic receptors modulate acetylcholine
release in the cockroach (Periplaneta americana) central
nervous system
Vil
J. L. Connart, J. P. DELBECQUE, The onset of metamorphosis in Tenebrio molitor larvae
I. GLITHO and J. DELACHAMBRE (Insecta, Coleoptera) under grouped, isolated and
starved conditions
CHRISTIANE K. BAUER Modulatory action of proctolin in the locust (Locusta
migratoria) antennal motor system
P. C. VEIverS, R. MUHLEMANN, Digestion, diet and polyethism in two fungus-growing
M. SLaytor, R. H. LEUTHOLD termites: Macrotermes subhyalinus Rambur and
and D. E. BIGNELL M. michaelseni Sjestedt
U. GEHRKEN, A. STROMME, R. LUNDHEIM Inoculative freezing in overwintering tenebrionid beetle,
and K. E. ZACHARIASSEN Bolitophagus reticulatus Panz
ANDREAS BAADER The contribution of some neck and abdominal
motoneurones in locust (Locusta migratoria) steering
reactions
L. PoLGAR, M. MACKAUER and Diapause induction in two species of aphid parasitoids:
W. VOLKL the influence of aphid morph
C. NOAH KOLLER and ALEXANDER S. RAIKHEL Initiation of vitellogenin uptake and protein synthesis in
the mosquito (Aedes aegypti) ovary in response to a
blood meal
NUMBER 10
W. A. Prosser and A. E. DouGLAS 713. The aposymbiotic aphid: an analysis of chlortetra-
cycline-treated pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum
Marc J. KLOWDEN and GaliL M. CHAMBERS 721 Male accessory gland substances activate egg develop-
ment in nutritionally stressed Aedes aegypti mosquitoes
HARUYUKI SONOBE and MAKOTO NAKAMURA A re-investigation of the oxygen permeability of the
chorion in relation to the onset of embryonic diapause
in the silkworm, Bombyx mori
ZHI- YONG HUANG, GENE E. ROBINSON, Hormonal regulation of behavioural development in the
STEPHEN S. TOBE, KOICHIRO J. YAGI, honey bee is based on changes in the rate of juvenile
COLETTE STRAMBI, ALAIN STRAMBI hormone biosynthesis
and BARBARA STAY
ALLEN GiBBs and JOHN H. CROWE Intra-individual variation in cuticular lipids studied
using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
TETSUHIKO SASAKI, HiROAKI HAYASHI Growth and reproduction of the symbiotic and aposym-
and HAJIME ISHIKAWA biotic pea aphids, Acyrthosiphon pisum maintained on
artificial diets
ArY A. HOFFMANN Acclimation for desiccation resistance in Drosophila:
species and population comparisons
GERRIT DE BOER Effect of diet experience on the ability of different larval
chemosensory organs to mediate food discrimination by
the tobacco hornworm, Manduca sexta
Vill
PATRICIA DE AZAMBUJA, E. S. GARCIA, Immune-depression in Rhodnius prolixus induced by the
N. A. RATCLIFFE and J. DAviID WARTHEN JR growth inhibitor, azadirachtin
Z. PENG and P. W. MILEs Oxidases in the gut of an aphid, Macrosiphum rosae (L.)
and their relation to dietary phenolics
NUMBER 11
A. VALLET, P. CaAssiER and Y. LENSKY 789 Ontogeny of the fine structure of the mandibular glands
of the honeybee (Apis mellifera L.) workers and the
pheromonal activity of 2-heptanone
Rapomir Socua, JAN Suca, DALIBoR Koprik Hormonal control of vitellogenin synthesis in Pyrr-
and IvAN GELBIC hocoris apterus (L.) (Heteroptera)
J. M. SCHMIDT and W. G. FRIEND Ingestion and diet destination in the mosquito Culiseta
inornata: effects of carbohydrate configuration
J. MACHIN and M. J. O’DONNELL Rectal complex ion activities and electrochemical
gradients in larvae of the desert beetle, Onymacris:
comparisons with Tenebrio
M. R. STRAND and T. NoDA Alterations in the haemocytes of Pseudoplusia includens
after parasitism by Microplitis demolitor
H. J. Kircu, G. Spates, R. DROLESKEY, Mechanism of haemolysis of erythrocytes by haemolytic
W. J. KLort and J. R. DELOACH factors from Stomoxys calcitrans (L.) (Diptera:
Muscidae)
NUMBER 12
R. WALL, P. A. LANGLEY and K. L. MORGAN 863 Ovarian development and pteridine accumulation for
age determination in the blowfly Lucilia sericata
GRACE DON-WHEELER and FRANZ ENGELMANN The female- and male-produced vitellogenins of Leuco-
phaea maderae
PAUL M. HARRISSON, PETER ROTHERY Drying processes in the Antarctic collembolan Crypto-
and WILLIAM BLOCK pygus antarcticus (Willem)
PETER NONACS Less growth with more food: how insect-prey availability
changes colony demographics in the ant, Camponotus
floridanus
S. P. Foster, J. C. BERGH, S. ROSE Aspects of pheromone biosynthesis in the Hessian fly,
and M. O. Harris Mayetiola destructor (Say)
ANN-SHYN CHIANG, EDINA L. BURNS Ovarian regulation of cyclic changes in size and activity
and Cosy SCHAL of corpus allatum cells in Blattella germanica
S. FRIEDMAN, G. P. WALDBAUER, Blood trehalose levels have a role in the control of
J. E. EERTMOED, MOHAMMED NAEEM dietary self-selection by Heliothis zea larvae
and A. W. GHENT
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GENE E. ROBINSON, COLETTE STRAMBI, 929 Comparison of juvenile hormone and _ ecdysteroid
ALAIN STRAMBI and MARK F. FELDLAUFER haemolymph titres in adult worker and queen honey
bees (Apis mellifera)
JOHANNES BOHRMANN Potassium uptake into Drosophila ovarian follicles: rel-
evance to physiological and developmental processes
