Pheromonotropin (pseudaletia separata)

Pheromonotropin (Pseudaletia separata) (Pss-PT), a C-terminal pentapeptide FXPRL-amide pheromone of the armyworm (Pseudaletia separata), is a member of the PK/PBAN family that induces sex pheromone production in moths, mediates feeding through intestinal muscle contraction, influences development processes such as embryonic and pupal diapause and pupation, and enhances defense mechanisms against predators [1].

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