M. Jacobson

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M. Jacobson, M Jacobson, M A Jacobson, Martin. Jacobson, Martin Jacobson
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178 papers · 3,681 citations · H-index 31

PAPERS

Scientific and Common Names of Referenced Insects
20190 citationsauthor #1
Methods for Antifeedent Bioassay
20190 citationsauthor #1
Hexalure, an insect sex attractant discovered by empirical screening
20053 citationsauthor #2
INSECTICIDES , INSECT REPELLANTS , AND ATTRACTANTS FROM ARID / SEMIARID
19962 citationsauthor #1
Botanical pesticides, past, present, and future
1989219 citationsauthor #1
Glossary of Plant-Derived Insect Deterrents
198949 citationsauthor #1
Focus On Phytochemical Pesticides
198894 citationsauthor #1
Optical isomers of .alpha.-copaene derived from several plant sources
198731 citationsauthor #1
A male tobacco budworm pheromone inhibitory to courtship
198412 citationsauthor #1
Detecting tip mining Olethreutinae (Torticidae) moths in the northern and central Great Plains with synthetic attractants.
19845 citationsauthor #2
Synthesis and biological evaluation of candidate nonenyl acetates as melon fly ovipositional attractants
19842 citationsauthor #4
Antifeeding potency of neem formulations.
19844 citationsauthor #3
Estimation of Azadirachtin Content in Neem Extracts and Formulations
198461 citationsauthor #3
Evaluation of aromatic tetrahydropyranyl ethers as feeding deterrents for the striped cucumber beetle,Acalymma vittatum (F.)
19830 citationsauthor #2
Isolation and identification of novel lactones from male Mexican fruit flies
198333 citationsauthor #4
Evaluation of Aqueous Solution of Neem Seed Extract Against Liriomyza sativae and L. trifolii (Diptera: Agromyzidae)
198342 citationsauthor #4
Repellency and toxicity of 55 insect repellents to red‐winged blackbirds (Agelaius phoeniceus)
198311 citationsauthor #2
Naturally Occurring Steroids from Solanaceous Plants as Potential Insect Antifeedants
19820 citationsauthor #2
Moth trap performance: Jackson trap vs Texas pheromone trap Heliothis zea, Heliothis virescens
19825 citationsauthor #2
Plants, insects, and man—their interrelationships
198274 citationsauthor #1
Evaluation of selected natural and synthetic products as house fly repellents
19825 citationsauthor #2
Oriental fruit fly 1 and melon fly 1 : Biological and chemical studies of smoke produced by males 2
198242 citationsauthor #2
Optimal Formulations with Phantolid for Extending the Duration of Effectiveness of Trimedlure and Methyl (E)-6-Nonenoate as Attractants to Male Mediterranean Fruit Flies
19811 citationsauthor #2
Boll weevil feeding deterrents from tung oil
19814 citationsauthor #1
Cucumber Beetle Antifeedants: Laboratory Screening of Natural Products
198114 citationsauthor #2
Unique occurrence of fenchol in the animal kingdom
19805 citationsauthor #1
Efficacy of (Z)-11-Hexadecenal and (Z)-11-Tetradecenal as Sex Attractants for Heliothis armigera on Two Different Dispensers
19798 citationsauthor #4
Phenylacetaldehyde Attracts Moths to Bladder Flower and to Blacklight Traps
1979111 citationsauthor #2
Mass trapping of males of Egyptian cotton leafworm (Spodoptera littoralis) and large-scale synthesis of Prodlure
197911 citationsauthor #3
Methyl (E)-6-Nonenoate: a New Mediterranean Fruit Fly Male Attractant
197911 citationsauthor #2
Preparative Reversed-Phase Liquid Chromatographic Isolation of Azadirachtin from Neem Kernels (1)
197931 citationsauthor #3
Corn silk volatiles attract many pest species of moths
197965 citationsauthor #2
Attraction of rhyacionia neomexicana (dyar) 1/ to synthetic pheromones
19783 citationsauthor #1
Japanese Beetles: Extracts from Neem Tree Seeds as Feeding Deterrents
197851 citationsauthor #2
Isolation of Brassins by Extraction of Rape (Brassica napus L.) Pollen
197814 citationsauthor #6
Screening Pheromone Analogues by EAG Technique for Biological Activity on Males of Earias insulana, Heliothis armigera , and Spodoptera littoralis
197816 citationsauthor #3
CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF INSECT FEEDING DETERRENTS FROM CERTAIN WEED AND CROP PLANTS
197844 citationsauthor #1
Sex attractants for maleHeliothis armigera (Hbn.)
197814 citationsauthor #3
Isolation and Identification of Toxic Agents from Plants
19774 citationsauthor #1
Reducing the number of insecticidal treatments by mass trapping of Spodoptera littoralis1 / in safety belts around host crops in Israel
19771 citationsauthor #3
Mediterranean fruit fly1/: Laboratory and field evaluations of synthetic sex pheromones2/
197730 citationsauthor #2
The capture threshold of male pink bollworm1 moth with gossyplure, and its effect on boll infestation and frequency of insecticidal treatment
19776 citationsauthor #3
The relative attractiveness of several synthetic formulations of Spodoptera littoralis1 / pheromone to male moths
19772 citationsauthor #3
2-Phenylethanol, a presumed sexual stimulant produced by the male cabbage looper moth,Trichoplusia ni
197614 citationsauthor #1
(Z,E)-9,12-Tetradecadien-1-ol Acetate: A Potent Attractant for Male Ephestiodes infimella
19763 citationsauthor #2
Impurities in cue-lure attractive to female Tephritidae
19763 citationsauthor #1
Mediterranean Fruit Fly: Attraction of Females to Acetic Acid and Acetic Anhydride, to Two Chemical Intermediates in the Manufacture of Cue-lure and to Decaying Hawaiian Tephritids
197623 citationsauthor #2
Reduction of mating potential of male Heliothis spp. and Spodoptera frugiperda in field plots treated with disruptants.
197628 citationsauthor #3
Insecticides of the future
19758 citationsauthor #1
BERTHA ARMYWORM (LEPIDOPTERA: NOCTUIDAE): DETECTION OF A SEX PHEROMONE AND THE STIMULATORY EFFECT OF SOME SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS
197512 citationsauthor #2
Improvement of the attractiveness of spodoptera littoralis sex pheromone, and its possible use in safety belts around cultivated areas to control the pest in Israel.
197515 citationsauthor #3
Evaluation of gossyplure, compared with hexalure, for monitoring pink bollworm infestations in cotton fields of Israel.
19755 citationsauthor #2
Attraction of ethyl ether extracts of 232 botanicals to oriental fruit flies, melon flies, and Mediterranean fruit flies.
197521 citationsauthor #4
Naturally occurring insect growth regulators. III. Echinolone, a highly active juvenile hormone mimic from Echinacea angustifolia roots.
197514 citationsauthor #1
Structure-response Relationships in Noctuid Sex Pheromone Reception An Introductory Report
197555 citationsauthor #2
Heliothis spp.: Disruption of Pheromonal Communication with (Z)-9-tetradecen-1-ol Formate
197547 citationsauthor #2
Naturally occurring insect growth regulators. II. Screening of insect and plant extracts as insect juvenile hormone mimics.
197537 citationsauthor #1
INSECT SEX ATTRACTANTS PART 14, ALL-TRANS-ALKENOL ACETATES VIA SODIUM-LIQUID AMMONIA REDUCTION
19740 citationsauthor #2
Field Evaluation of Propylure, Hexalure, and Their Formulations with Deet, Dodecyl Acetate, and an Antioxidant as Attractants for Male Pink Bollworm Moths
19744 citationsauthor #2
Chapter 3 – INSECT PHEROMONES
19744 citationsauthor #1
Field evaluation of the four synthetic components of the sex pheromone of Spodoptera littoralis and their improvement with an antioxidant.
197417 citationsauthor #2
Attraction of the male pink bollworm moth under laboratory and field conditions.
19743 citationsauthor #1
Confirmation of (Z)-9-tricosene as a sex pheromone of the house fly.
197327 citationsauthor #3
trans-6-Nonen-l-ol Acetate: An Ovipositional Attractant and Stimulant of the Melon Fly
19738 citationsauthor #4
Insect Sex Attractants; XIV1. All-trans-alkenol Acetates via Sodium-Liquid Ammonia Reduction2
197321 citationsauthor #2
Insect sex attractants. 13. Isolation, identification, and synthesis of sex pheromones of the male Mediterranean fruit fly.
197365 citationsauthor #1
The occurrence of dibutyl phthalate in American cockroaches.
19735 citationsauthor #3
Electrophysiological Screening of Queen Substance and Analogues for Attraction to Drone, Queen, and Worker Honey Bees
19739 citationsauthor #4
Olfactory Responses of the Khapra Beetle Toward Synthetic Alkanol and Alkenol Acetates1
19732 citationsauthor #6
Tumor inhibitors. 3. Identification and synthesis of an oncolytic hydrocarbon from American coneflower roots.
197232 citationsauthor #2
JUVENILE HORMONE ACTIVITY OF A VARIETY OF STRUCTURAL TYPES AGAINST SEVERAL INSECT SPECIES
197223 citationsauthor #1
First Swiss Symposium on Juvenile Hormones
19721 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER II – OCCURRENCE OF SEX PHEROMONES IN THE FEMALE
19722 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER IX – INFLUENCE OF TIME OF DAY ON SEX PHEROMONE PRODUCTION AND MATING
19721 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER X – COLLECTION, ISOLATION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF SEX PHEROMONES
19720 citationsauthor #1
Sex Attractant in Parthenogenetic American Cockroaches
19720 citationsauthor #3
CHAPTER XII – SEX ATTRACTANTS IN INSECT SURVEY
19720 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER III – SEX PHEROMONES PRODUCED BY MALES
19720 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER VIII – INFLUENCE OF AGE OF THE INSECT ON PRODUCTION OF AND RESPONSE TO SEX PHEROMONES
19720 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER V – ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PRODUCTION GLANDS
19721 citationsauthor #1
Electrophysiological Responses of Four Species of Pest Lepidoptera to Synthetic Acetates and Alcohols
197211 citationsauthor #2
CHAPTER XIII – SEX PHEROMONES IN INSECT CONTROL
197230 citationsauthor #1
Chemical investigation of the sex pheromone of the house fly.
19721 citationsauthor #2
CHAPTER XI – SYNTHESIS OF THE SEX PHEROMONES
19720 citationsauthor #1
Naturally Occurring Insecticides
1972221 citationsauthor #1
Insect Sex Pheromones
1972157 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER VII – RESPONSES TO SEX PHEROMONES
19725 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER IV – PHEROMONES PRODUCED BY ONE SEX THAT LURE BOTH SEXES (ASSEMBLING OR AGGREGATING SCENTS)
19722 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER VI – THE MECHANISM OF ATTRACTANT PERCEPTION
19720 citationsauthor #1
Inhibition of Pheromone Perception in European Pine Shoot Moth by Synthetic Acetates
19729 citationsauthor #3
Response of the Male Southern Armyworm in a Field Cage to Prodenialure A and Prodenialure B
19715 citationsauthor #4
Chemical Studies of the Sex Attractant of the Banded Cucumber Beetle
19716 citationsauthor #2
Synthetic nonenyl acetates as attractants for female melon flies.
197120 citationsauthor #1
Electroantennogram Responses of Adult Male and Female Japanese Beetles to Their Extracts
197111 citationsauthor #2
SEX PHEROMONES OF THE LEPIDOPTERA. RECENT PROGRESS AND STRUCTURE—ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS
197013 citationsauthor #1
Gypsy moth sex attractants: a reinvestigation.
19706 citationsauthor #1
Inactivity of a preparation reported to be highly active as a gypsy moth sex attractant.
19700 citationsauthor #1
Variations in development of muscles in chickens.
197020 citationsauthor #2
Evaluation of some parameters affecting the collection and analysis of midget impinger samples.
19706 citationsauthor #1
METHODOLOGY FOR ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION AND SYNTHESIS OF SEX PHEROMONES IN THE LEPIDOPTERA
19700 citationsauthor #1

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