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Effect of mating status on the fecundity of a cricket, Teleogryllus emma

Insect Science 2011年第3期18卷 320-324页

作者： LQ-Quan Zhao Dao-Hong Zhu College of Forestry Central South University of Forestry & Technology Central South University of Forestry & Technology Changshe China Hunan First Normal University Central South University of Forestry & Technology Changshe China College of Life Science and Technology Central South University of Forestry & Technology Changshe China

Fecundity in some insects is affected by mating status. The effect of mating status on the fecundity and total egg production of Teleogryllus emma （Ohmachi et Matsumura）（Orthoptera： Gryllidae） was examined in this study. The results showed that the pre-oviposition period was shorter for amphigonic females than that for virgin females. However, no significant difference in pre-oviposition was found between amphigonic females and those that had mated with a male with either the phallodeum or testes extirpated. There is no difference in adult longevity between the above four groups. The fecundity and total egg production were much higher in amphigonic females than in those controlled under the three non-amphigonic treatments. The females of T. emma that mated with the testes-extirpated males produced more eggs （up to two-fold more） than both the virgin females and those that mated with the phallodeum-extirpated males, but there was no difference between them. The fecundity-enhancing substances transferred from male to female can stimulate the female to produce more eggs, but this stimulation has to occur in collaboration with sperm.

关键词： fecundity mating status pre-oviposition Teleogryllus emma total egg production

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Do males choose their mates in the lekking moth Achroia grisella？ Influence of female body mass and male reproductive status on male mate choice

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Insect Science 2018年第5期25卷 861-868页

作者： Marlene Goubault Rebecca Burlaud Institut de Recherche sur la Biologie de I'Insecte UMR 7261 CNRS-Universite Francois-Rabelais Tours France

Lekking males aggregate to attract females and contribute solely to egg fer- tilization, without any further parental care. Evolutionary theory therefore predicts them to be nonchoosy toward their mates, because any lost mating opportunities would out- weigh the benefits associated with such preferences. Nevertheless, due to time costs, the production of energetically costly sexual displays, and potential sperm limitation, the mat- ing effort of lekking males is often considerable. These factors, combined with the fact that many females of varying quality are likely to visit leks, could favor the evolution of male mate preferences. Here, we show that males of the lekking lesser wax moth, Achroia grisella, were indeed more likely to mate with heavier females in choice experiments, even at their virgin mating （i.e., when their reproductive resources have not yet been depleted by previous matings）. This differential female mating success could not be attributed to female behavior as heavy and light females showed similar motivation to mate （i.e., la- tency to approach the males） and time to copulate. Males seem to benefit from mating with heavier females, as fecundity positively correlated with female mass. This new em- pirical evidence shows that male mate choice may have been tmderestimated in lekking species

关键词： fecundity lek lesser wax moth mate choice mating status sexual behavior

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Relationship between copulation and cold hardiness in Ophraella communa(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)

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Journal of Integrative Agriculture 2019年第4期18卷 900-906页

作者： ZHAO Chen-chen YUE Lei WANG Yao GUO Jian-ying ZHOU Zhong-shi WAN Fang-hao State Key Laboratory for Biology of Plant Diseases and Insect Pests Institute of Plant Protection Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Ophraella communa(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), the ragweed leaf beetle, is a biological control agent of the invasive common ragweed, Ambrosia artemisiifolia(Asterales: Asteraceae). Adults can survive cold conditions that occur during winter. The adults mate before entering overwintering. Understanding the connection between copulation and overwintering will be useful for determining O. communa seasonality. Determining the relationship between overwintering and copulation required comparison of mated and unmated beetles at mean lethal temperature(LTemp_(50)) exposures for 2 h. Cold-related physiological indices, including the water ratio, super cooling point(SCP), cryoprotectant levels, and energy reserve levels, were also measured. mating treatment decreased the LTemp_(50) of both sexes by reducing their mean SCP and water ratios. Although the changes of cryoprotectant levels in mated adults were not precisely consistent in between the genders, they increased greatly in both males and females. Body sugar may play a role in copulation and may also elevate cold hardiness in O. communa.

关键词： Ophraella communa mating status cold tolerance hibernation super cooling point energy reserves

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