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Analysis of Anal Secretions from Phlaeothripine Thrips

The anal secretions of gall-inducing thrips commonly contained terpenes, of which citral and β-acaridial repelled ants or had antifungal activity, and the findings suggest that these ter penes play a defensive role and prevent galls from fungal infestation.
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Iristectorene B, a monocyclic triterpene ester from Iris tectorum

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Phenols and a dioxotetrahydrodibenzofuran from seeds of Iris pallasii

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A Revision of the Genus Pyrgothrips KARNY with Keys to the World Species (Thysanoptera, Tubulifera)

IRISTECTORONES A-H, SPIROTRITERPENE-QUINONE ADDUCTS FROM IRIS TECTORUM

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Linderanolides and isolinderanolides, ten butanolides from Lindera glauca

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Formation of germ cell cluster in tubuliferan thrips (Thysanoptera)

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Secretion of Thrips II. Secretions of Three Gall-Inhabiting Thrips : Thysanoptera : Phlaeothripidae

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Secretion of Thrips. IV. Identification of β-Acaridial from Three Gall-Forming Thrips (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae)

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Chemical Analysis and Comparison of Acid Components of Anal Secretions of Idolothripine Thrips

Juglone is thought to be a potent defensive allomone, and roles of the carboxylic acids are discussed.
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