Effect of acclimation on heat-escape temperatures of two aphid species: Implications for estimating behavioral response of insects to climate warming

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第一作者： Ma, Gang

作者： Ma, Gang;Ma, Chun-Sen

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关键词： Aphid;Acclimation;Behavioral response;Heat stress;Thermal history;Escape decision

期刊名称：JOURNAL OF INSECT PHYSIOLOGY （ 影响因子：2.354； 五年影响因子：3.045 ）

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摘要： An aphid usually stays at one feeding site for a long time to achieve its development and reproduction, while high temperatures can make it decide to escape from heat stress. Climate warming increases daily high-temperature both in degree and time. However, it remains unknown whether such heat-escape behavior will be influenced by those daily temperature changes. In this study, a wheat-leaf temperature gradient was created based on field microhabitat temperatures. We defined a parameter, heat-escape temperature (HET) to describe the critical temperature at which an aphid turns back when it walks along the gradient from mild temperature to high temperatures. HET indicates behavioral responses of the aphids to heat stress. Two aphid species, Sitobion avenae and Rhopalosiphum padi, main economic pests in temperate areas were selected as test insects. Detailed studies were conducted on the temperature gradient to reveal effects of acclimation temperature, time, and condition (temperature x time) on HET of both species. Results showed that HET decreased non-linearly (S. avenae: 41.4-38.6 degrees C, R. padi: 41.3-39.4 degrees C), when acclimation temperature increased from 25 to 36 degrees C. For both species, HET declined linearly (S. avenae: 40.1-38.0 degrees C, R. padi: 41.3-38.5 degrees C) as acclimation time increased from 0.5 to 6 h at 35 degrees C, whereas HET descended non-linearly with reduction of acclimation time at 10 degrees C. HET for both species acclimated under constantly warm conditions (future daily temperature) were significantly lower than those acclimated under gradually warm conditions (current daily temperature). These results suggest that aphids' heat-escape behavior is significantly influenced by brief thermal history, implying that aphids make decision to avoid heat stress based on the combination of temperature and exposure time and escape before they were hurt by high temperatures under the conditions of climate warming. Avoiding high temperatures may cost a lot of time and resources of aphids and thus potentially reduced growth, development, and reproduction. Changes in insect behaviors caused by ongoing climate warming and their ecological consequences should be more concerned. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

分类号： Q965

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