Which fruit's scent mimics the alarm pheromone of bees?

The scent of bananas is known to mimic the alarm pheromone of bees, which contains certain volatile compounds that can be similar to those produced by the bees when they feel threatened. When a bee perceives danger, it releases alarm pheromones to alert other bees in the colony, and these pheromones can trigger defensive behaviors in other bees. The banana scent, due to its specific chemical composition, can inadvertently cause a similar reaction in bees.

On the other hand, while fruits like apples, pineapples, and strawberries have their distinct fragrances, they do not possess the specific volatile compounds associated with the alarm pheromone. This unique characteristic of banana scent makes it notable in the context of beekeeping and understanding bee behavior.