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Annual Review of Entomology

Volume 70, 2025

The Role of ()-β-Farnesene in Tritrophic Interactions: Biosynthesis, Chemoreception, and Evolution

Abstract

()-β-farnesene (EBF) stands out as a crucial volatile organic compound, exerting significant influence on the complex interactions between plants, aphids, and predator insects. Serving as an alarm signal within aphids, EBF is also emitted by plants as a defense mechanism to attract aphid predators. This review delves into EBF sources, functions, biosynthesis, detection mechanisms, and its coevolutionary impacts on aphids and insect predators. The exploration underscores the need to comprehend the biophysical and structural foundations of EBF receptors in aphids, emphasizing their role in unraveling the intricate patterns and mechanisms of interaction between EBF and target receptors. Furthermore, we advocate for adopting structure-based or machine-learning methodologies to anticipate receptor–ligand interactions. On the basis of this knowledge, we propose future research directions aiming at designing, optimizing, and screening more stable and efficient active odorants. A pivotal outcome of this comprehensive investigation aims to contribute to the development of more effective aphid-targeted control strategies.

Keyword(s): (E)-β-farnesene, 3D structure-based odor screening, alarm pheromone, convergent evolution, herbivore-induced plant volatiles, odorant receptors
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The Role of (E)-β-Farnesene in Tritrophic Interactions: Biosynthesis, Chemoreception, and Evolution
Annual Review of Entomology 70, 313 (2025); https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-ento-013024-021018
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