| 41. | The attractant is placed on the object near the trap and a urine scent sprayed to the object.
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| 42. | This species is a strong bee attractant and also serves as a host plant for Variable Checkerspot larvae.
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| 43. | Once there, she emits a chemical attractant, letting males know she is ready to hit the beach.
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| 44. | The holy grail in reproductive biology has been to find the sperm attractant and to understand how it works.
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| 45. | It is produced in small amounts by most plants and it acts as an attractant to many predatory insects.
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| 46. | Quite interestingly, the same guidance cue can act as an attractant or a repellent, depending on context.
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| 47. | The complexity of his compositions is cited by some fellow band members as an attractant to play his music.
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| 48. | In a decreasing attractant gradient, there is an increase in bacterial tumbling, produced by a clockwise flagellar rotation.
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| 49. | This change in direction allows for alternation between smooth swimming and tumbling which biases the bacterial random walk towards attractant.
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| 50. | The researchers are studying pheromones, or sex-attractant chemicals, and the function of the male's antennae.
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