Cmed_F_W (CRX2201362)
The Cnaphalocrocis medinalis specimens used were originally collected in China in 2025 and have been successively reared on an artificial diet under a long-day cycle. Pupae were sexed and separately held in plastic-screen cages. After emergence, female and male adults were kept separately under the same conditions as above. The age of the moths was designated as age 0 on the day of emergence and age 1, age 2, etc. on subsequent days.  14 tissues from C. medinalis were collected, including the head, thorax, abdomen, legs, wings, and antennae from both sexes, as well as female pheromone glands and male hair-pencils.All samples were flash-frozen in liquid nitrogen and subsequently used for RNA extraction.