Hassanali, AhmedNyandat, E.Obenchain, F. A.Otieno, D. A.Galun, R.2014-03-032014-03-031989-03Journal of Chemical Ecology March 1989, Volume 15, Issue 3, pp 791-797http://ir-library.ku.ac.ke/handle/123456789/9162DOI 10.1007/BF01015177The assembly behavior of the tickArgas persicus Oken in response to guanine has been found to be humidity dependent. Nymphal and adult maleA. persicus assemble on guanine-treated paper disks only at low relative humidities (25 ± 5%). Exposure of the ticks to high relative humidities (85 ± 5%) results in a gradual induction of a negative response to the pheromone.enTickArgasidaeIxodidaeArgas persicusassembly pheromoneguanineHumidity effects on response ofArgas persicus (Oken) to guanine, an assembly pheromone of ticksArticle