Titlebook: Host-Plant Selection by Phytophagous Insects; E. A. Bernays,R. E. Chapman Book 1994 Springer-Verlag US 1994 ecology.evolution.insect.insec

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Chemicals in Plants,or chemical. Morphological characters of plants can influence acceptability, either directly by providing suitable visual cues, or by influencing the ability of insects to walk on or bite into tissue. Furthermore, most species of phytophagous insects are confined to certain plant parts, and this wil

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Effects of Experience,us insects. In some cases, the changes in host selection with experience are quite extreme, although they usually occur within the normal host range of the particular species. Several different mechanisms are involved in the changes, and at the physiological level these almost certainly overlap. The

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Genetic Variation in Host Selection,nd various types of experience. By contrast, in this chapter, we present the rather limited evidence that intraspecific variation in host-plant choices can also be due to heritable differences. Additional studies have demonstrated genetic variability in growth and survival on different plants, but u

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uctures known as comb models. These models with fractional time derivatives are a reasonable abstraction for systems in which the interplay between temporal and spatial disorders is present. The results provide theoretical knowledge about the importance of interaction between geometrical restriction