PHOTORECEPTOR’S SYSTEM AS MARKERS ORIENTATION FOR HORSE-CHESTNUT LEAF MINER IN SPACE
Abstract
There were focused aspects of biology horse-chestnut leaf miner (HCLM), including search, selection of plants-hosts, insects breadwinner and orientation in space.
HCLM is one of the most dangerous, aggressive and alien species spread, which is characterized by the presence of sufficient fodder, lack of natural predators and high speed resettlement area causing dehydration, yellowing, leaf drying infection and premature death of common horse-chestnut plants (Aesculus hippocastanum L.) in vivo growth, especially in settlements. For the first time, the presence of the facet complex structure of HCLM eye lens, which is located symmetrically on the sides of the head, and the long, cylindrical light-omatidiums. It is shown that for typical butterflies HCLM free orientation in space, which is a sign of the integral brain. Such brain makes the cooperation for multimodal sensory information and made motions involving significant memory resources.
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