Jun Tabata works as a Senior Researcher in the Biodiversity Division of the National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences.

Chemical Ecology of Insects and Associated Plants and Microbes. Plant Secondary Metabolites in Host Selection of Butterfly. Function of the Lepidopteran Larval Midgut in Plant Defense Mechanisms. Chemically-mediated Interactions between Cucurbits, Insects, and Microbes. Chemoecology and Behavior of Parasitic Nematode-Host Interactions: Implications for Management. Microbial Endosymbionts and Chemical Ecology. Chemical Ecology of Yeasts Associated with Insects. Applications of Insect Chemical Ecology to Agriculture, Environment Conservation, and Public Health. Application of Trail Pheromones to Management of Pest Ants. Female Sex Pheromones and Mating Behavior in Diurnal Moths: Implications for Conservation Biology. Mating Disruption: Concepts and Keys for Effective Application. Applied Chemical Ecology to Enhance Insect Parasitoid Efficacy in the Biological Control of Crop Pests. Challenges in Chemical Ecology for the Management of Vector-borne Diseases of Humans and Livestock.