The application belongs to the technical field of
biology, and particularly relates to a dsRNA of a target
Helicoverpa armigera HaPburs
gene and application thereof in prevention and treatment of the
Helicoverpa armigera. HaPburs
RNA interference mediated knockdown reduces the
transcript level by 60.01%, and induces morphological abnormalities of
pheromone glands (PG), which are irregular black protrusions; the silencing HaPburs reduces the main
pheromone component Z 11-16: Ald content, while the male
insect attraction rate and
mating rate, cumulative egg production also significantly decrease, and the
transcript level of the sex
pheromone biosynthesis related genes HaPKA and HaACC is also significantly reduced. It is shown that HaPburs the genes participate in PG
morphogenesis and regulate sex pheromone
biosynthesis through a cAMP-PKA-ACC regulatory axis, thereby affecting the reproductive communication of the
Helicoverpa armigera. The application provides a novel target and technical scheme for green and efficient prevention and control of the Helicoverpa armigera, and has important research and development value and application prospect.