Peachflure (Z)-7-icosene-11-one, a key sex pheromone component isolated from the abdominal glands of female peach fruit moths (Carposina sasakii), is widely deployed in orchards for monitoring and eco-friendly control. Formulated as a binary lure with (Z)-7-nonadecen-11-one, it captures 20-50 male moths per trap daily in field trials—surpassing sugar-vinegar traps by >40% efficiency—while simultaneously disrupting mating to reduce fruit infestation by up to 80% through area-wide dissemination.