PROGRAM (Minor Last-Minute Changes Are Possible)

PROGRAM (minor last-minute changes are possible)

Sunday, August 12 16:00 Executive meeting of ISCE (Lehár hall) Registration starting

Welcome mixer (at the Gallery level of 19:00 the Budapest Congress Center)

21:00 End of service

Monday, August 13 8:30 Registration continued 9:30 Pátria hall Opening ceremony Chair: ANNE-GENEVIÈVE BAGNÈRES Welcome addresses by: BALÁZS BARNA (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) GERGELY PAPP (Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture) MIKLÓS TÓTH (host of the meeting) 10:00 Chair: COBY SCHAL Silverstein-Simeone Award lecture ANURAG AGRAWAL: Evolution of two systems of plant defense: milkweed’s latex and cardenolides 11:00 Plenary lecture CONSUELO DE MORAES: Olfactory information in ecology and disease diagnosis. 12:00 Lunch

Bartók hall Liszt hall Lehár hall 13:00 Session Interspecific Relationships, Session Practical Applications, Session New Chemical Structures, Symposium "Tibor Jermy's Legacy in Symposium "Natural products for Symposium "Omics in chemical ecology" insect-plant evolution" by Anurag integrated pest management" by Jerry by Aleš Svatoš and Emmanuel Gaquerel. Agrawal Zhu Chair: Aleš Svatoš Chair: ANURAG AGRAVAL Chair: JERRY ZHU Aleš Svatoš: Omics in chemical ecology: a SZENTESI Á.: A local perspective on Tibor STEPHEN O. DUKE: Novel modes of action gateway to synthetic ecology? Jermy’s contributions to insect-plant of natural phytotoxins can meet a growing evolutionary interactions herbicide resistance management needs 13:15 continued continued continued

13:30 Keynote: MICHAEL C. SINGER.: Tibor Jermy QING-HE ZHANG: Food-based fruit fly trap MARINE VALLET, TIM BAUMEISTER, FILIP and host shifts: are those shifts easy or hard? for the consumer market KAFTAN, ALEŠ SVATOŠ, GEORG POHNERT: Investigation of cellular heterogeneity in phytoplankton communities with comparative metabolomics and high resolution mass spectrometry imaging 13:45 continued NICOLETTA FARAONE*, SAMANTHA continued MACPHERSON, VETT K. LLOYD, NEIL KIRK HILLIER: Olfactory basis of tick behavior and novel repellent development

14:00 JOHN L. MARON: Impact of herbivores on DA SILVA M. FÁTIMA G.F.*, SOARES Victoria Moris*, Thomas Schmitt, Oliver plant fitness and populations MÁRCIO S., SILVA DANIELLE F., AMARAL Niehuis: Enzymes involved in cuticular JÉSSICA C., SILVA MICHELLI M., FORIM hydrocarbon (CHC) diversity in insects: MOACIR R., FERNANDES JOÃO B., SOUZA insights from an extraordinary case of ALESSANDRA A., MACHADO ANA M., LOPES intrasexual CHC profile dimorphism in a ADRIANA A.: The citrus defense strategy in mason wasp response to phytopathogen Xylella fastidiosa and Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus: quorum sensing signals used by X. fastidiosa and increased biosynthesis of coumarins 14:15 MARÍA-JOSÉ ENDARA*, JAMES A. PICKETT J.A.: Integrated management of ALEXANDER WEINHOLD*, AINHOA NICHOLLS, PHYLLIS D. COLEY, DALE L. pest and beneficial insects by manipulating MARTINEZ MEDINA, AND NICOLE M. VAN FORRISTER, GORDON C. YOUNKIN, KYLE G. natural products using companion crops, DAM: Shoot herbivory on tomato affects the DEXTER, CATHERINE A. KIDNER, R. TOBY GM and synthetic biology root metabolome and resistance to root knot PENNINGTON, GRAHAM N. STONE, THOMAS nematode A. KURSAR: Tracking of host defences vs. tracking of host phylogeny during the radiation of neotropical Inga insect herbivores 14:30 VOLF M*, SEGAR ST, MILLER SE, ISUA B, FANGZHOU LIU, BIN YANG*, AIHONG EMMANUEL GACQUEREL, AURA NAVARRO SISOL M, AUBONA G, ŠIMEK P, MOOS M, ZHANG, DERONG DING, GUIRONG WANG: QUEZADA, THOMAS NAAKE, MONIKA LAITILA J, KIM J, ROTA J, WEIBLEN GD, Plant-mediated RNAi in controlling KUPKE, DAPENG LI: Joining forces: – an WOSSA S, SALMINEN JP, NOVOTNY V: Apolygus lucorum integrative approach to decipher anti- Phylogenetic escalation and divergence of herbivore defense innovations in Nicotiana plant defense and their effects on insect allopolyploids herbivores

14:45 NIKLAS JANZ: A race or a chase? Revisiting JUNWEI JERRY ZHU: Discovery and Continued Ehrlich and Raven in light of Tibor Jermy development of natural products for managing blood-sucking insect vectors

15:00 EMMANUELLE JOUSSELIN: Phylogenetic JAMES M. MWENDWA, PAUL A. WESTON, approaches to study host-plant driven INGE FOMSGAARD, WILLIAM B. BROWN, speciation in phytophagous insects : insights GREG REBETZKE, JEFFREY D. from fig wasps and aphids WEIDENHAMER , LESLIE A. WESTON*: Metabolic profiling of benzoxazinoids in weed suppressive and early vigour wheat genotypes.

15:15 FORISTER, M. L.: Evolution of insect host SAJID LATIF*, PAUL A. WESTON, SALIYA range GURUSINGHE, JANE C. QUINN, LESLIE A. WESTON: Metabolic profiling of bioactive flavonoids in selected annual pasture legumes 15:30 coffee break coffee break coffee break 16:00 Session Intespecific Relationships, Session Practical Applications, Session New Chemical Structures, independent lectures Independent lectures independent lectures Chair: TED TURLINGS Chair: JÜRGEN GROSS Chair: STEFAN SCHULZ ORTIZ, A.*, PÉREZ-ANDUEZA, G. AND MEINERS, T.: Chemical diversity in Keynote: WITTKO FRANCKE: Identification SAUCEDO, C.: The curious case of black plant/beneficial arthropod interactions: Tool and synthesis of some new insect volatiles truffle beetle (Leiodes cinnamomeus) or obstacle? attractant based on host volatiles 16:15 ARCE C.*, MACHADO R., MAMIN M., RÖDER HAYES, R. ANDREW*; AMOS, BROGAN; continued G, GLAUSER G., ERB M., ROBERT C., RICE, STEVEN; MCGLASHAN, KATE; BAKER, TURLINGS T.: Diabrotica virgifera females DALTON; LEEMON, DIANA: An external use maize plant benzoxazinoids to protect attractant trap for the small hive beetle their eggs against predators (Aethina tumida), a pest of European honeybees

16:30 FÜRSTENAU B.*, AWATER S. D., HILKER M.: ERALDO LIMA*, FERNANDA F. SOUSA, STEFAN SCHULZ*, JAN BELLO, WITALI What is the key to host recognition by the NATHALY DE LA PAVA, LAURA M. SCHMIDT, MICHEL STEINBISS, CHRISTIAN larval ectoparasitoid Holepyris sylvanidis? MACHUCA-MESA, NATÁLIA RIBAS, ELISEU SCHLAWIS, MORITZ GERBAULET, HANS J. G. PEREIRA, JEREMY MCNEIL: Are refuge PETTER LEINAAS: The unique chemistry of areas effective as a Bt resistance springtails from a chemical ecology management strategy when using transgenic perspective plants? Pheromone ecology of Spodoptera frugiperda in Brazil. 16:45 HERTAEG C.*, VORBURGER C., MESCHER M. JÜRGEN GROSS*, MARGIT RID, ANNA STEPHAN H. VON REUSS*, CÉLIA BERGAME, C., DE MORAES C. M.: Identifying cuticular MARKHEISER, CHRISTOPH HOFFMANN: For ROCÍO RIVERA SÁNCHEZ, CHUANFU DONG, hydrocarbon signatures that mediate development of an oviposition monitoring FRANZISKA DOLKE: Exploring the molecular chemical mimicry of host aphids by tool (M-Ovicard): unravelling the key basis for species-specific ascaroside Lysiphlebus parasitoids factors for oviposition of grape berry moths signaling in Nematodes 17:00 DEANNA S BEATTY, JINU MATHEW CRAIG D. STEWART, RUSSELL A. BARROW*, BJÖRN BOHMAN*, GAVIN R FLEMATTI, VALAYIL, CODY S CLEMENTS, FRANK J SAJID LATIF, LESLIE A. WESTON: An RUSSELL A BARROW, RYAN D PHILLIPS, STEWART, KIM B RITCHIE, MARK E HAY*: allelopathic compound from Festuca spp. as ALYSSA M WEINSTEIN AND ROD PEAKALL: Coral anti-pathogen chemical defense: Does a lead molecule for development of pre- 3,6-Dialkyldihydro-2H-pyran-2,4(3H)- seaweed dominance suppress coral emergent herbicides for weed management diones: new pollinator attractants in resistance? Australian orchids 17:15 MICHEREFF MFF, GRYNBERG P, TOGAWA R, DANIEL MUTYAMBAI*, ZEYAUR KHAN, Session Intraspecific Relationships, LAUMANN RA, JING-JIANG Z, ANDRE KESSLER: Soil conditioning by a independent lectures SCHIMMELPFENG PHC, BORGES M, PICKETT novel maize cropping system affects ABITH VATTEKKATTE, WILHELM BOLAND*: JA, BIRKETT MA, BLASSIOLI-MORAES MC*: constitutive plant defences Enhancing structural diversity in terpenoid Maize herbivore-induced plant volatiles biosynthesis: enzymes, substrates and (HIPVs) elicited by Spodoptera frugiperda cofactors larvae prime neighboring plants for enhanced indirect defence

17:30 SIMON SEGAR*, MARTIN VOLF, DANIEL KIRK, W. D. J.: Thrips aggregation ABDULLAHI YUSUF*, FABIEN DEMARES, SOUTO, JAN MICHALEK, BRUS ISUA, pheromones and their use in pest CHRISTIAN PIRK: Effect of brood pheromone MENTAP SISOL, THOMAS KUYAIVA, GEORGE management on survival and nutrient intake of African WEIBLEN, JUHA-PEKKA SALMINEN, MAGALI honey bees (Apis mellifera scutellata) under PROFFIT, CLIVE DARWELL, VOJTECH controlled conditions NOVOTNY: Friends and foes, elevational trends in plant defences and pollinator attractants mirror insect community structure and gene flow along a mountain gradient.

Tuesday, August 14 Bartók hall Liszt hall Lehár hall

9:00 Silver Medal Lecture Chair: WITTKO FRANCKE TETSU ANDO: Lepidopteran sex pheromones: wonderland for a natural product chemist 10:00 coffee break coffee break coffee break 10:30 Session Interspecific Relationships, Session Practical Applications, Session New Chemical Structures, Symposium "Semiochemistry of independent lectures. Symposium "Invasions under the bark: aphidophagous insects" by Gunda Chair: TOM BAKER chemical ecology of woodboring beetles" Thöming and Sándor Koczor Keynote: BAŽOK, R.*, TOTH, M., LEMIĆ, by Steven Seybold and Gábor Szőcs Chair: GUNDA THÖMING D., ČAČIJA, M., VIRIĆ GAŠPARIĆ, H., REŠIĆ, Chair: STEVEN SEYBOLD Keynote: PICKETT J.A.: The influence of I., DRMIĆ, Z.: First area-wide pest control Keynote: CHRISTOPHER M. RANGER*, aphid chemical ecology on the program carried out in Europe by the use of PETER H. W. BIEDERMANN, VIPAPORN aphidophagous insects aggregation pheromones: lessons learnt PHUNTUMART, GAYATHRI U. BELIGALA, SATYAKI GHOSH, ROBERT MUELLER, PETER B. SCHULTZ, MICHAEL E. REDING, AND J. PHILIPP BENZ: A new perspective on the affinity of fungus farming ambrosia beetles for ethanol 10:45 continued Keynote: IVAN SIVČEV, LAZAR SIVČEV: continued Further results of research on Bothynoderes punctiventris aggregation attractant

11:00 THÖMING G.*, KNUDSEN G. K.: A BJÖRN ERIKSSON*, ALEXANDER NILSSON, JOCELYN G. MILLAR*, WELITON D. SILVA, semiochemical attractant for common green MATTIAS LARSSON: Pheromone-based YUNFAN ZOU, JOSE MAURICIO S. BENTO, lacewings combined with floral buffer sampling for conservation: determining the LAWRENCE M. HANKS: Chemical parsimony stripes to enhance biological control of habitat requirements of Tragosoma and chemical diversity in the pheromones of aphids in barley depsarium cerambycid beetles 11:15 BRUCE T.J.A.: The chemical world of MIKAEL A. MOLANDER*, BJÖRN ERIKSSON, ŽUNIČ KOSI A.*, STRITIH PELJHAN N., ZOU aphids, their host plants and their enemies MARCUS VESTLUND, YUNFAN ZOU, Y., MCELFRESH S. AND MILLAR J.: A male- JOCELYN G. MILLAR, MATTIAS C. LARSSON: produced pheromone of Arhopalus rusticus Quantifying the short-term effects of logging may be useful in managing this invasive in oak dominated forests on threatened longhorn beetle longhorn beetles (Cerambycidae) with a pheromone-based trapping system 11:30 HERMANN S.*, AND LANDIS D.: Flying into THOMAS C. BAKER* AND ANDREW J. Fredrik Schlyter: Host selection in Ips the face of Fear: Predator cues influence MYRICK: Feeding, mating, and flight typographus: have we been barking up the aphid development and behavior dispersal behavior of the invasive pest wrong tree? species, Lycorma delicatula (Hemiptera: Fulgoridae) 11:45 JOHN J SLOGGETT*, ZOWI OUDENDIJK: PAUDEL S., LIN P., RAJOTTE EG, AND C X WU1, FU LIU1, X B KONG, S F ZHANG, Intraspecific variation in ladybird beetle FELTON GW: Facing the heat: how global Z ZHANG*: Semiochemical regulation of chemical defences: implications for theories warming might affect tomatoes and their interactions between Tomicus minor and of honest signalling interactions with insect pests? Tomicus yunnanensis during the shoot- feeding 12:00 JEFFREY R. ALDRICH*, ELDA VITANOVIC, SHAUN L. WINTERTON, FRANK G. ZALOM: Green lacewing (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae: Chrysoperla) attraction to yeast 12:15 Lunch Lunch Lunch

13:00 Poster session (uneven numbers): Poster Exhibition Rooms

14:30 coffee break

15:15 Poster session (even numbers): Poster Exhibition Rooms

19:00 Editorial Board Meeting of JCE (Janet Slobodian) Location: Larus Restaurant (ca 200 m from hotel, https://larusetterem.hu/

Wednesday, August 15 Bartók hall Liszt hall Lehár hall

9:00 Chair: CHRISTER LÖFSTEDT Plenary lecture MONIKA HILKER: Early herbivore alert: plant chemical and molecular responses to insect eggs 10:00 coffee break coffee break coffee break 10:30 Session Intraspecific Relationships, Session Interspecific Relationships, Session Interspecific Relationships, Symposium "Complementary or Symposium "Volatile-mediated microbe- Symposium "Ecology and evolution of predominant role of non-chemical based plant interactions" by Birgit Piechulla toxins in vertebrate animals" by Veronika communication and orientation of Chair: BIRGIT PIECHULLA Bókony and Bálint Üveges insects" by Zoltán Imrei Keynote: CHOONG-MIN RYU: Sniffing Chair: Veronika Bókony Chair: ZOLTÁN IMREI bacterial volatiles for healthier plants Keynote: Robert J Capon: Cane toad toxin Keynote: HORVÁTH G. Polarization-based chemical ecology: the untold story (mis)orientation of insects: water detection, host finding, polarized photopollution and ecological traps 10:45 continued continued continued 11:00 continued MARIE CHANTAL LEMFACK*, NANCY BÁLINT ÜVEGES*, ANNIE BASSON, ÁGNES MAGNUS, DAJANA DOMIK, TERESA WEISE, M. MÓRICZ, VERONIKA BÓKONY, ATTILA STEPHAN VON REUSS, BIRGIT PIECHULLA: HETTYEY: Changes in the chemical defence Sodorifen - a key volatile organic compound of common toad (Bufo bufo) tadpoles (VOC) of Serratia species experiencing complex environmental challenges

11:15 Keynote: ANDREJ ČOKL: Talking through OSSOWICKI A.*, JAFRA S., GARBEVA P: ZOLTÁN TÓTH*, ANIKÓ KURALI, ÁGNES M. plants as part of multimodal communication Plant protection from a distance MÓRICZ, ATTILA HETTYEY: Toxin in insects replenishment following experimental depletion of toxin reserves in Bufo bufo tadpoles

11:30 Continued MOUT DE VRIEZE, AURÉLIE GFELLER, VERONIKA BÓKONY*, BÁLINT ÜVEGES, DELPHINE CHINCHILLA, AURÉLIEN BAILLY, ÁGNES M. MÓRICZ: Toxin composition of FLORIANE L’HARIDON, LAURE WEISSKOPF*: adult common toads (Bufo bufo) in natural, News from the volatile warfare between agricultural and urban habitats potato-associated Pseudomonas and the late blight causing agent Phytophthora infestans 11:45 STRITIH PELJHAN N.* AND ŽUNIČ KOSI A.: DINESHKUMAR KANDASAMY, JONATHAN MARKUS MENKE*, KRISTINA MELNIK, Olfactory signals of the cave cricket GERSHENZON, ALMUTH HAMMERBACHER*: PARDHA S. PERAM, IRIS STARNBERGER, Troglophilus neglectus (Rhaphidophoridae; The sweet smell of decay: bark beetles are WALTER HÖDL, MIGUEL VENCES, STEFAN Orthoptera): a rare example of temporally attracted to volatile by-products produced SCHULZ: Identification, synthesis and modulated chemical threats during detoxification of host defenses by determination of the absolute configuration their associated fungi of new compounds in scent glands of African frogs

12:00 SÁNDOR KOCZOR*, FERENC SZENTKIRÁLYI, BAROJA-FERNÁNDEZ E, ALMAGRO G, OLABIMPE Y. OLAIDE*, DAVID P. MIKLÓS TÓTH: Combination of chemical BAHAJI A, SÁNCHEZ-LÓPEZ Á, GARCÍA- TCHOUASSI, ABDULLAHI A. YUSUF, and tactile stimuli results in locally increased GÓMEZ P, DE DIEGO N, DOLEZAL K, CHRISTIAN W. PIRK, DANIEL K. MASIGA, oviposition in Chrysoperla carnea complex MUÑOZ FJ, AMEZTOY K, RUBIO L, BALDWYN TORTO, RAJINDER K. SAINI: lacewings (Chrysopidae) FERNÁNDEZ JA, POZUETA-ROMERO : Soil Equids as potential sources of repellents for application of filtrates and distilled extracts Savannah tsetse fly control from cultures of fungal phytopathogens enhance yield of pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) plants

12:15 LITTLE C. M.*, CHAPMAN T. W., HILLIER N. HOCELAYNE PAULINO FERNANDES*, MARIA K.: Role of fruit and leaf colour on FÁTIMA DAS GRAÇAS FERNANDES DA SILVA, susceptibility of highbush blueberries to ROSANA GONÇALVES PEREIRA, GERALDO infestation by Drosophila suzukii JOSÉ SILVA JUNIOR, JOÃO BATISTA FERNANDES, MOACIR ROSSI FORIM, RENATO LAJARIN CARNEIRO: Chemical profiling of volatile compounds of leaves citrus before and after inoculation of Phyllosticta citricarpa using headspace solid-phase microextraction 12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch

14:00 Excursion: Guided sightseeing tour in Budapest by bus Buses depart: at 14:00., from the bus park of the NOVOTEL City Hotel

19:30 Cultural Event: CONCERT by Hungarian Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra Location: Szent Margit Gimnázium (Gymnasium St. Margaritae) 1114 Budapest, Villányi út 5-7

Thursday, August 16 Bartók hall Liszt hall Lehár hall

9:00 Chair: RICHARD NEWCOMB Early Career Award Lecture MARTIN N. ANDERSSON: Insect olfaction: receptors, neurons and behavior 10:00 coffee break coffee break coffee break 10:30 Session Interspecific Relationships, Session Interspecific Realtionships, Session Interspecific Relationships, Symposium "Arthropod Chemoreceptors" Symposium "Metabolomics Approaches in Symposium "Insect-microbe interactions" by Rob Mitchell and Martin N. Andersson the Brassicaceae" by Torsten Meiners and by Almuth Hammerbacher Chair: ROB MITCHELL Caroline Müller Chair: ALMUTH HAMERBACHER Keynote: RICHARD NEWCOMB*, MELISSA Chair: TORSTEN MEINERS Keynote: JON CLARDY: Fungus-growimng JORDAN, MICHAEL THOMA, AMALI NADINE AUSTEL*, CHRISTOPH BÖTTCHER, ants, molecular diversity, and drug discovery THRIMAWITHANA, SRIDEVI BHAMIDIPATI, TORSTEN MEINERS: Non-targeted metabolome CHRISTINE MISSBACH, EWALD GROSSE- profiling of green flower buds in oilseed rape: WILDE, BILL HANSSON, THOMAS BUCKLEy: Screening for resistance against the pollen The origin of the odorant receptor gene family beetle within the Hexapoda 10:45 continued NICOLE M. VAN DAM*, GALINI continued PAPADOPOULOU, BOB T. RAIJMAKERS, AXEL TOUW, KATHARINA GROSSER, AINHOA MARTINEZ-MEDINA , TOMONORI TSUNODA: Defending a fortress under siege: Optimizing glucosinolate allocation upon root and shoot herbivory in Brassica species

11:00 JACQUIN-JOLY E.*, MESLIN C., DE FOUCHIER RUO SUN*, RIETA GOLS, JEFF HARVEY, DINESHKUMAR KANDASAMY*, JONATHAN A., MAINET P., WALKER III W., HANSSON B., MICHAEL REICHELT, DANIEL VASSÃO, GERSHENZON, MARTIN N ANDERSSON, LARSSON M., MONTAGNÉ N.: Diversity of JONATHAN GERSHENZON, SAGAR PANDIT: ALMUTH HAMMERBACHER: The attraction of odorant and gustatory receptors in the moth Metabolomics of Brassicaceae plants and their the Eurasian spruce bark beetle (Ips Spodoptera littoralis: towards understanding herbivores help explain the costs and benefits typographus) to its fungal associates is what makes a polyphagous species a pest. of glucosinolate detoxification mediated by their unique volatile bouquets 11:15 DAN-DAN ZHANG*, HONG-LEI WANG, CAROLINE MÜLLER*, RABEA SCHWEIGER, C. RIKARD UNELIUS, TAO ZHAO*, SURESH XIAOQING HOU, ASTRID GROOT, JÜRGEN ANJA BONTE, JULIA VOELSEN, CAROLINE GANJI, CHRISTIAN SCHIEBE, BJÖRN BOHMAN, KRIEGER, CHRISTER LÖFSTEDT: Male PONS, LUDGER BRÜHL, BERTRAND PAAL KROKENE, PHILIP WEINSTEIN, AND hairpencil polyenes activate receptors located MATTHÄUS: Moist storage of Brassica napus ANNA-KARIN BORG-KARLSON: Bark beetle in sensilla housing receptors for female- seeds induces rapid changes in the metabolic pheromones are produced by their associated produced sex pheromones in noctuid moths profiles of stored material and the resulting oils symbiotic fungi 11:30 ROBERT F. MITCHELL*, TROY M. SCHNEIDER, SEIMANDI CORDA G.*, RENAUD D., ESCANDE HUIJUAN GUO, RENÉ BENNDORF, ALEXANDER ADAM M. SCHWARTZ, MARTIN N. L., HECKY T., LARIEPE A., OLLIVIER J., FAURE SCHMIDT, WILHELM DE BEER, CHRISTIANE ANDERSSON, DUANE D. MCKENNA: Ten S., CORTESERO AM.: Field identification of WEIGEL, HANS-MARTIN DAHSE, MICHAEL genomes reveal the gain and loss (and biochemical biomarkers for screening plant POULSEN, CHRISTINE BEEMELMANNS*: The occasional persistence) of odorant receptor resistance to insects: an example from the chemical treasure of microbial communication lineages across the Coleoptera pollen beetle – oilseed rape interaction associdated with fungus growing termites 11:45 WILLIAM B. WALKER III*, PETER WITZGALL, STEFANO PAPAZIAN*, ELIEZER KHALING, BAK A., PATTON M.F., MURIKI M., HENAO STEPHEN F. GARCZYNSKI, WEE YEE: CHRISTELLE BONNET, STEVE LASSUEUR, L.M.P., CASTEEL C.L.*: Ethylene signaling Expression of odorant receptors in the PHILIPPE REYMOND, THOMAS MORITZ, JAMES mediates Potyvirus spread by aphid vectors. antennae of male and female Rhagoletis fruit D. BLANDE, AND BENEDICTE R. ALBRECTSEN: flies. Untangle complexity: Metabolomics of plant- insect interactions in black mustard under a multiple biotic and abiotic stress scenario 12:00 ROLAND MUMM, RIC C.H. DE VOS, ROBERT D. HALL: Metabolomics as tool to decipher the role of metabolites in trophic plant interactions 12:15 Lunch Lunch Lunch

13:00 Chair: MARTIN N. ANDERSSON Session Intraspecific Relationships, LAURA V. FLÓREZ*, KIRSTIN SCHERLACH, SEONG-IL EYUN, HO YOUNG SOH, MARIJAN Symposium: "Chemical ecology of click PAUL GAUBE, JÜRGEN WIERZ, CHRISTIAN POSAVI, STEPHEN RICHARDS, CAROL EUNMI beetles (Elateridae): practical applications HERTWECK, MARTIN KALTENPOTH: From LEE*: Evolutionary history of chemosensory- and advances in the field" by Jacqueline hitchhiker to bodyguard: the evolution of related gene families across the Arthropoda Serrano and József Vuts defensive symbionts of beetles from plant- Chair: JACQUELINE SERRANO associated bacteria Keynote: TOLASCH, T.: Click beetle pheromones - more than pest control 13:15 ROBERTS RE*, POWELL D, WANG T, HALL continued ROHLFS M.: Volatiles from mutualist yeast MH, MOTTI CA, CUMMINS SF: Putative protect saprophagous insects against invasion chemosensory receptors are differentially by chemically defended mould fungi expressed in the sensory organs of male and female Crown-of-thorns starfish, Acanthaster planci. 13:30 CHRISTER LÖFSTEDT*, MARTIN N JACQUELINE M. SERRANO*, R. MAXWELL CHING-WEN TAN*, MICHELLE PEIFFER, GARY ANDERSSON, JACOB CORCORAN, JOTHI K COLLIGNON, YUNFAN ZOU, JOCELYN G. FELTON: Symbiotic polydnavirus of a YUVARAJ, DAN-DAN ZHANG, XIAOQING HOU, MILLAR: Sex pheromones and sex attractants parasitoid manipulates caterpillar and plant OLLE ANDERBRANT, RICHARD D NEWCOMB: of North American click beetles in the genus immunity Comparative studies of moth pheromone Cardiophorus receptors using two complementary platforms 13:45 BING WANG, WEI-CHAN CUI, MENG-BO GUO, LARSSON MATTIAS C., SVENSSON, GLENN P., TILOTTAMA MAZUMDAR*, BENG SOON TEH, YANG LIU, EMMANUELLE JACQUIN-JOLY, BURMAN JOE, WINDE INIS, NYABUGA AISHWARIYA MURALI, WILHELM BOLAND: SHAN-CHUN YAN, GUI-RONG WANG*: A FRANKLIN, MILBERG PER, BERGMAN KARL- Stress survival strategies of the dominating receptor-neuron correlate for the detection of OLOF, JANSSON NICKLAS, WESTERBERG LARS, bacteria Enterococcus mundtii in the gut of attractive plant volatiles in Helicoverpa assulta PALTTO HEIDI, OLEKSA, ANDRZEJ, HARVEY Spodoptera littoralis (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) DEBORAH, KADEJ MARCIN, MOLANDER MIKAEL, ERIKSSON BJÖRN, ANDERSSON FREDRIK, HEDENSTRÖM ERIK: Pheromone monitoring turn cryptic click beetles into regional conservation indicators

14:00 HILL S.R.*, ZASPEL J., IGNELL R.: What makes VUTS J.*, FURLAN L., BIRKETT M. A., TÓTH FENGMING YAN*, JINGJING LI, DANYANG a blood sucker? Vampire moth, Calyptra M.: Enhancement of click beetle surveillance SONG, XUEFEI TANG, SHAOHUA LU: Chemical thalictri, chemosensory receptor gene using female attractants and behavioral ecology of virus-vector-plant expression reflects blood-feeding phenotype interactions 14:15 ZAINULABEUDDIN SYED: Molecular and VAN HERK W., VERNON B.: Development of a EBERL F., HAMMERBACHER A., GERSHENZON physiological correlates of peripheral olfactory pheromone-based IPM program to manage J., UNSICKER S.B.: Small size, big effects: how modulation Agriotes spp. click beetles in Canada a plant pathogen influences tree-insect interactions 14:30 AMIR D., DAVID R., YAKIR E., BOHBOT J.D.*: Keynote: LORENZO FURLAN*, FRANCESCA Session Interspecific Relationships, The puzzling role of mosquito host attractants: CHIARINI, BARBARA CONTIERO: How to use independent lectures The case of sulcatone pheromone traps to implement effective IPM Chair: JEREMY MCNEIL of wireworms (Agriotes spp.) JEAN-MARC LASSANCE, GLENN P. SVENSSON, MIKHAIL V. KOZLOV, WITTKO FRANCKE, CHRISTER LÖFSTEDT*: Pheromones and barcoding delimit boundaries between cryptic species in the primitive moth genus Eriocrania (Lepidoptera: Eriocraniidae) 14:45 BINU ANTONY*, JIBIN JOHNY AND continued JEREMY N. MCNEIL*, ZOE LINDO AND M. MOHAMMAD ALI ALSALEH: The narrowly ISABEL RAMERIZ: The impact of monarch tuned odorant receptor RferOR5519 and chemical defences on soil invertebrates. antenna-specific odorant binding protein RferOBP1768 are highly selective for ferrugineol, the major aggregation pheromone compound of red palm weevil 15:00 coffee break coffee break coffee break

15:45 Session Intraspecific Relationships, Chair: JÓZSEF VUTS independent lectures TEODORA B. TOSHOVA*, MIKLÓS TÓTH, LENSCHOW M., CORDEL M., POKORNY T., Chair: PATRICIA NAGNAN-LE MEILLOUR LORENZO FURLAN, JÓZSEF VUTS, DIMITAR I. MAIR M.M., HOFFERBERTH J., RUTHER J.*: Keynote: SANDRA STEIGER: The chemistry of VELCHEV, MITKO SUBCHEV: Detection and The biochemical and neuromodulatory mating: how pheromones help to spread and seasonal monitoring of Agriotes species mechanism underlying the plastic sex receive sperms (Coleoptera: Elateridae) in different vegetation pheromone response in Nasonia vitripennis habitats in Bulgaria by pheromone traps 16:00 continued LIVY WILLIAMS, III*, JACQUELINE M. KEVIN FARNIER, DAVID MADGE, PAUL SERRANO, JOCELYN G. MILLAR, PAUL J. CUNNINGHAM*: JOHNSON: 13-tetradecenyl acetate, a female- Two stones, one bird: Are two distinct female- produced sex pheromone component of specific lures necessary to efficiently monitor Melanotus communis (Gyllenhal) (Coleoptera: and control Queensland fruit fly (Bactrocera Elateridae) tryoni) populations in orchards?

16:15 PATRICIA NAGNAN-LE MEILLOUR*, VAN HERK W.*, VERNON B. Trap-based NANNA HJORT VIDKJAER*, PER KRYGER, INGE AMANDINE DESCAMPS, PERUTH IHIMBAZWE, estimates of click beetle populations can vary S. FOMSGAARD: Can nature´s pharmacy CHRYSTELLE LE DANVIC, KEVIN POISSENOT, depending on duration of trap placement influence the health of honey bees?. KELLER MATTHIEU: Chemical ecology of the water vole Arvicola terrestris (Cricetidae) for sustainable population control in Europe

16:30 NJIHIA TERESIAH*, TORTO BALDWYN, Session Intraspecific Relationships, HILLARY K. KIRWA, LUCY K. MURUNGI, MURUNGI LUCY, IRUNGU JANET, MWENDA independent lectures DANNY COYNE, JOHN J. BECK, AND BALDWYN DICKSON, BABIN RÉGIS: Methyl-2,4,6- Chair: ALVIN KAH-WEI HEE TORTO: Responses of the root knot nematode decatrienoate identified as a potential male- Ali, J.: Who’s smelling who? Bi-directional Meloidogyne incognita to specific metabolites produced aggregation pheromone of Antestia signaling and implications for mutli-trophic identified in the root exudate of Solanum bug (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Antestiopsis chemical ecology. lycopersicum thunbergii): a coffee pest native to Africa

16:45 PATRICK GARVEY*, ROGER PECH, ALISTAIR JULIA BING*, DANNY KESSLER, IAN T. ARNAUD AMELINE*, QUENTIN CHESNAIS, GLEN, MICHAEL JACKSON, WAYNE BALDWIN: Uncoupling pollinator attraction GABRIELA CABALLERO VIDAL, FLORENT LINKLATER, GRANT NORBURY: Fatal and post-pollination mate selection in BOGAERT, PATRICIA CLAUDEL, ANAS CHERQUI attraction: exploiting olfactory eavesdropping Nicotiana attenuata A, AUDE COUTY, PHILIPPE HUGUENEY, for wildlife conservation ALESSANDRA MAIA-GRONDARD, VÉRONIQUE ZIEGLER-GRAFF, VÉRONIQUE BRAULT: Chemical ecology of plant- aphid vector-virus interactions: a case of manipulation? 17:00 CHRYSTELLE LE DANVIC*, MARINA ANNA CHUI-TING CHIENG, SUK-LING WEE, ALYSSA M WEINSTEIN*, BJÖRN BOHMAN, DILLENBOURG, MATTHIEU KELLER, LAURENT ALVIN KAH-WEI HEE*: Involvement of RYAN D PHILLIPS, GAVIN R FLEMATTI, ROD SCHIBLER, PATRICIA NAGNAN-LE MEILLOUR: maxillary palp in detection of methyl eugenol PEAKALL: Chemical clues help resolve the The male effect: on the way to elucidating the by male oriental fruit fly, Bactrocera dorsalis Warty Hammer Orchid complex male fragrance inducing ovulation in ewe and (Diptera: Tephritidae) goat 17:15 Session Interspecific Relationships, MALKA O., SANTOS-GARCIA D., FELDMESSER MAGALI PROFFIT*, BENOIT LAPEYRE, BRUNO independent lectures E., SHARON E., VAN BRUNSCHOT S., SEAL S., BUATOIS, PIERRE ARNAL, PAUL AUBIER, GEOFFREY JAFFUEL*, SRIBALA DURAIRAJ, COLVIN J., MORIN S.*: Species-complex FLORA GOUZERH, MANON OPSOMMER, RAQUEL CAMPOS-HERRERA AND TED evolution and host-plant associations in MICHAEL STAUDT, MARTINE HOSSAERT- TURLINGS: Identification of ant deterrents Bemisia tabaci: a plant-defense, detoxification MCKEY: Ozone pollution alters the olfaction emitted by insect cadavers infected with perspective revealed by RNAseq analyses and behavior of a specialized pollinator entomopathogenic nematodes

17:30 SATYAJEET GUPTA*, ANUSHA L K KUMBLE, MALKA O*, FELDMESSER E, SANTOS D, VAN FELIPE BORRERO-ECHEVERRY*, MARIE SATHISH DESIREDDY, JEAN-MARIE BESSIÈRE, BRUNSCHOT S, REICHELT M., EASSON M, BENGTSSON, PETER WITZGALL: Host plant RENEE M. BORGES: The scent of life: phoretic GERSHENZON J, VASSÃO DG, SEAL S, COLVIN odour is an integral part of sex pheromone nematodes choose live over dead wasps as J MORIN S: Metabolic responses to variable communication in an insect herbivore vehicles host plants play a key role in different degrees of polyphagy in the Bemisia tabaci species complex

Friday, August 17 Bartók hall Liszt hall Lehár hall 9:00 Session Practical Applications, Session Intraspecific Relationships, Session Practical Applications. Symposium "Comparison of Symposium "Importance of Symposium "Semiochemical application semiochemical control methods of pest multicomponent mixtures for chemical for invasive species" by Aijun Zhang and insects" by Anat Zada-Byers cues" by Brian Smith Jian Chen Chair: ANAT ZADA-BYERS Chair: BRIAN SMITH Chair: AIJUN ZHANG Keynote: JAMES R. MILLER: Principles of DANIEL L. Kline: Attraction of Keynote: Yin zhong Cui: Semiochemical pest management guiding determinations of Ceratopogonids to Plant and Animal application for invasive species in China appropriateness for semiochemical control Volatiles tactics

9:15 continued PAUL SZYSZKA*, ALEXANDER EGEA-WEISS, DONG H. CHA*, PETER J. LANDOLT, AND AARTI SEHDEV, YUNUSA MOHAMMED, GREGORY M. LOEB: Discovery of attractants ALPHA RENNER: Odor source separation and and repellents for managing Drosophila rapid odor coding in insects suzukii 9:30 JOHN A. BYERS: Modeling detection, mating HETAN CHANG, YANG LIU, DONG AI, AMALIN, D.M.*, TAVERA, M.A.A., disruption, mass trapping, and push-pull XINGCHUAN JIANG, SHUANGLIN DONG, ORMENITA, L.A.C., CARANDANG J.S.R., management strategies using GUIRONG WANG*: The antagonist Z11- FLORES, M.J.C., LORENZANA, L.DJ., semiochemicals 16:OH emitted by females regulates optimal JANAIRO, G.C., AND JANAIRO, J.I.B.: mating time in Helicoverpa armigera Understanding Semiochemicals for Detection and Control of Major Insect Pests of Cacao in the Philippines 9:45 PICKETT J.A.*, KHAN Z.R. AND MIDEGA ALLY HARARI*, VICTORIA SOROKER, MAN-QUN WANG: Structural C.A.O.: The Push-Pull system for ADREA GONZALEZ-KARLSSON, YFTACH Transformation Detection Contributes to controlling lepidopterous pests in cereals: GOLOV, RUSSELL JURENKA: Evidence for Screening of Behaviorally Active new developments in exploiting GM in resistance to mating disruption technique in Compounds: Dynamic Binding Process delivering the Push-Pull strategy the pink bollworm a pest of cotton Analysis of DhelOBP21 from Dastarcus helophoroides

10:00 coffee break coffee break coffee break 10:30 CLARE SAMPSON: Mass trapping with CHAN H. K., HERSPERGER F., MARACHLIAN Dong-Hwan Choe: Chemical ecology of pheromone incorporated sticky traps makes E., SMITH B. H., LOCATELLI F., SZYSZKA P., Argentine ant and its implication for integrated thrips management programmes NOWOTNY T.*: Mixtures are more robust practical pest management more robust stimuli in olfaction

10:45 LARRY GUT* AND JAMES MILLER: APHRODITE KANTSA*, ROBERT A. RAGUSO, Flore Mas*, Olivia Reynolds, Rachael Accelerating the adoption of mating THEODORA PETANIDOU: Natural olfactory Horner, Aimee Harper, Lee-Anne M. disruption: matching technology with landscapes and pollination networks Manning, Terry Osborne, Andrew Kralicek, mechanism D.M. Suckling: Odorant-based detection of invasive species in fresh fruit

11:00 KSENIA S. ONUFRIEVA*, ALEXEY PENGFEI LU*, MIN BAO: Mating behavior Michael J. Domingue*, Scott W. Myers and ONUFRIEV, ANDREA D. HICKMAN, DONNA and attractiveness of male cuticle extracts Thomas W. Phillips: Larvae of Trogoderma S. LEONARD, PATRICK C. TOBIN: Finding based on electroantennogram and behavioral respond behaviorally to whole body extracts maximum gypsy moth population density assay in Sirex noctilio Fabricius controlled by mating disruption

11:15 DAVID MAXWELL SUCKLING: Behavioural VANDER MEER R, JONES T., CHINTA S.: ZHANG, AIJUN*, FENG, YAN: Activity disruption for suppression presents different Chemicals produced by males and evaluation of attractants for spotted wing challenges in different insect orders transferred to females during mating prevent drosophila Drosophila suzukii in the field multiple matings 11:30 PETER S. MCGHEE*, LARRY J. GUT, JAMES ALEŠ SVATOŠ*, RICHARD A. FANDINO, DONALD C. WEBER*, ANNA K. R. MILLER, DONALD THOMSON: Optimizing SYBILLE LORENZ, YVONNE HUPFER, ALEŠ WALLINGFORD, WILLIAM R. MORRISON III, pheromone dispensers for codling moth BUČEK, IVA PICHOVÁ: Manduca sexta sex TRACY C. LESKEY, ASHOT KHRIMIAN: mating disruption pheromone biosynthesis: desaturase point Invasive stink bugs: semiochemical patterns mutations and CRISPR/Cas8 genes editing of field-based attraction, cross-attraction, synergy, and application

11:45 ANAT LEVI−ZADA*, AVRAHAM SADOWSKY, RUI-TING LI, CHAO NING, LING-QIAO CHEN, J.*, FENG, Y., ZHANG, A., SVETLANA DOBRININ, TAMIR TICUCHINSKI, HUANG, JUN-FENG DONG, XIANCHUN LI, GRODOWITZ, M.J.: Utilization of naturally MAAYAN DAVID, DANIELA FEFER, EZRA CHEN-ZHU WANG*: The molecular bases of occurring compounds in controlling fire ants DUNKELBLUM, JOHN A. BYERS: Control of producing sex pheromones with the opposite lesser date moth Batrachedra amydraula by component ratios in two Helicoverpa moth mass-trapping with pheromone species

12:00 Session Interspecific Relationships, STOWERS L.: Circuit coding of innate RAY A. M.*, FRANCESE J. A., ZOU Y., independent lectures olfactory behavior WATSON K., CROOK D. C., MILLAR J. G.: Chair: MIKLÓS TÓTH Detection of velvet longhorned beetle ADRIENNE L. GODSCHALX*, MARK A. populations using attractant baited traps SZENTECZKI, NADIR ALVAREZ, AND SERGIO RASMANN: Floral scent variation in smelling like poop 12:15 OMER NEVO*, DIARY RAZAFIMANDIMBY, S. NOUSHIN EMAMI*, LISA C. RANFORD- B.J. ALMARINEZ*, M. ARCELO, R. CENA, R. JUAN ANTONIO JAMES JEFFREY, STEFAN CARTWRIGHT, HEATHER M. FERGUSON: Do CASTILLO, J.I. JANAIRO, A. ZHANG, AND D. SCHULZ, MANFRED AYASSE: Is fruit scent an transmission potential of infected AMALIN: Field bioassay of the synthetic sex adaptation to primate seed dispersal? mosquitoes alter by the type of vertebrate pheromone of the cacao pod borer, blood? Conopomorpha cramerella, at different height

12:30 COSTA A.*, MOOS M., ZAHRADNÍČKOVÁ H., L.E. ROSCOE*, P. SILK, E.S. EVELEIGH, M. CESAR RODRIGUEZ-SAONA, FERNANDO ŠIMEK P., ZEMEK R.: The effect of wounding BROPHY, K. BURGESS: Identification of male SANCHEZ, MONICA GUISTI, YUCHENG ZHOU, and Spodoptera littoralis herbivory on plant hairpencil pheromone components in BETTY BENREY: Effects of domestication of VOCs emissions in caraway Carum carvi Choristoneura fumiferana Clemens blueberries on the invasive vinegar fly (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae): chemistry and Drosophila suzukii function 12:45 Lunch Lunch Lunch

14:00 Business Meeting and Closing Remarks Obituary of Jerrold Meinwald Other matters 15:15 coffee break 19:00 Conference Banquette Location: Europa Ship Budapest 1013 Budapest, Budai alsó rkp. (The port is at the Szilágyi Dezső tér)