Control of Moth Pests by Mating Disruption¶
Cardé, R. T., & Minks, A. K. (1995). Control of Moth Pests by Mating Disruption: Successes and Constraints. Annual Review of Entomology, 40, 559-585.
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Primes¶
- Supernormal Stimulus
- The same shape governs mate detection under engineered imagery, attention and media engagement under variable-ratio reinforcement and social-validation loops, gambling design under intermittent reinforcement and near-miss cues, pest control via super-ancestral pheromone concentrations (the prime exploited deliberately rather than accidentally), brood-parasite gape and call exaggerations, and recommendation systems whose engagement-optimized content is by construction an exaggeration along the rewarded dimensions.
This sourceReviews mating disruption: flooding the environment with synthetic sex pheromone at unnaturally high concentration so males cannot locate females — the supernormal-stimulus dynamic exploited deliberately in pest control.
- The same shape governs mate detection under engineered imagery, attention and media engagement under variable-ratio reinforcement and social-validation loops, gambling design under intermittent reinforcement and near-miss cues, pest control via super-ancestral pheromone concentrations (the prime exploited deliberately rather than accidentally), brood-parasite gape and call exaggerations, and recommendation systems whose engagement-optimized content is by construction an exaggeration along the rewarded dimensions.
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