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期刊名:Ecological entomology

缩写:ECOL ENTOMOL

ISSN:0307-6946

e-ISSN:1365-2311

IF/分区:1.6/Q2

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Joseph T Neale,Steven A Juliano Joseph T Neale
1. Population responses to extrinsic mortality can yield no change in number of survivors (compensation) or an increase in number of survivors (overcompensation) when the population is regulated by negative density-dependence. This intrigui...
I D Hodkinson,T S Jensen,S F MacLEAN Jr I D Hodkinson
1. Five species of psyllid occurred on seven species of Salix at Meade River, Alaska. Studies were made on the two common species Psylla pclmeni Löw and P.phlebophyllae Hodkinson. The former feeds on the phanerophy tes Salix pulchra, S.lan...
Kathy Darragh,Kelsey J R P Byers,Richard M Merrill et al. Kathy Darragh et al.
1. Condition-dependent traits can act as honest signals of mate quality, with fitter individuals being able to display preferred phenotypes. Nutrition is known to be an important determinant of individual condition, with diet known to affec...
Geoffrey D Ower,Steven A Juliano Geoffrey D Ower
1. We investigated the effects of strong density-dependence on larval growth, development, and survival of the mosquito Culex restuans (Theobald). We tested the hypothesis that density reduction early in larval development could result in a...
Melissa Minter,Aislinn Pearson,Ka S Lim et al. Melissa Minter et al.
1. Every year billions of insects engage in long-distance, seasonal mass migrations which have major consequences for agriculture, ecosystem services and insect-vectored diseases. Tracking this movement in the field is difficult, with mass ...
Katie M Westby,Steven A Juliano Katie M Westby
Per-capita resource availability in aquatic habitats is influenced directly by consumer density via resource competition and indirectly via delayed resource competition when temporally non-overlapping cohorts of larvae exploit the same reso...
Ellen O Martinson,John H Werren Ellen O Martinson
Parasitoid wasps sting and inject venom in arthropod hosts, which alters host metabolism and development while keeping the host alive for several days, presumably to induce benefits for the parasitoid young.Here we investigate the consequen...
Jeltje M Stam,Lucille Chrétien,Marcel Dicke et al. Jeltje M Stam et al.
1. Plants are frequently under attack by multiple insect herbivores, which may interact indirectly through herbivore-induced changes in the plant's phenotype. The identity, order, and timing of herbivore arrivals may influence the outcome o...
David W Allgood,Donald A Yee David W Allgood
The preference-performance hypothesis predicts that organisms lacking parental care should oviposit in habitats that optimize offspring performance. We investigated preference-performance relationships for the Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes al...
Katie M Westby,Steven A Juliano Katie M Westby
General theory from aquatic ecology predicts that smaller aquatic habitats have shorter hydroperiods favouring species that are better resource competitors and complete development quickly. Larger habitats are predicted to have longer hydro...