Abstract:In order to reveal the mechanism of the trapping effects of the sugar-acetic acid-ethanol water solutions on Bradysia odoriphaga Yang et Zhang, a field experiment was conducted for comparison of the trapping effects. The volatile component was extracted from the solutions with adapting dynamic headspace adsorptive process, and the volatile ingredient was analyzed with GC-MS, finally GC-EAD responses of four formulas of sugar-acetic acid-ethanol-water solutions (SAEW) on B.odoriphaga were tested. The trapping effects of the solution formula A (sugar:acetic acid:dehydrated alcohol:waters=3:3:1:80) is the best and has a significantly different with others (P<0.05). There are 33 volatiles in solution formula A in which the main ingredients are 7 ketones, 8 aldehydes, 2 alcohols, 12 diolefines, 3 esters, 1 phenol, but the concrete ingredients are significantly different in various SAEW formulas. 4-ethyl acetophenone and 1, 1‘-(1, 4-phenylene) bisethanone extracted from the volatiles of the solution formula A elicit the electrophysiological response of B.odoriphaga with the test of GC-EAD.