Abstract

322 neurons were recorded intracellularly within the central part of the insect brain and 150 of them were stained with Lucifer Yellow or cobaltous sulphide. Responses to mechanical, olfactory, visual and acoustical stimulation were determined and compared between morphologically different cell types in different regions of the central brain. Almost all neurons responded to multimodal stimulation and showed complex responses. It was not possible to divide the cells into different groups using physiological criteria alone.

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