Environmental Entomology 1991: Vol 20 Index

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ENVIRONMENTA
NTOMOLOGY
Volume 20, 1991
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Environmental Volume 20
Entomology
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CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 20, 1991
A Dodge, K. L., 1129 Hilton, R. J., 1005
Aldrich, J. R., 477 Dorschner, K. W., 690 Hines, J. E., 922
Allen, G. R., 458 Dreistadt, S. H., 1711 Hoffman, G. D., 1058, 1067
Amman, G. D., 1562 Hoffmann, M. P., 1005
Andow, D. A., 1228 E Hogan, G. R., 790
Eckenrode, C. J., 1356 Hopper, K. R., 292
B Eger, J. E., 477 Horton, D. R., 410
Bacheler, J. E., 1418 Ehler, L. E., 1295 Hostetter, D. L., 1480
Baker, J. E., 53 Elkinton, J. S., 1407, 1601 Houck, M. A., 494
Barbercheck, M. E., 582, 707 Ellison, A. M., 857 Hunter, C. E., 1030
Bastian, R. A., 1141 Ellsbury, M. M., 1181
Bates, B. A., 577 J
Baugh, B. A., 1344 F Jansson, R. K., 545
Benzon, G. L., 1407 Faeth, S. H., 196 Johnson, C. D., 1577
Berberet, R. C., 470, 551, 781 Felland, C. M., 498, 1315 Johnson, D. T., 15, 930
Bergman, D. K., 470, 781 Feng, M.-G., 338, 1699 Johnson, G. R., 282
Berry, J. S., 1074 Ferguson, C. S., 1427 Joost, R. E., 1531
Bessin, R. T., 252 Ferro, D. N., 1, 1309 Judd, G.J.R., 22
Billings, R. F., 401 Fincher, G. T., 77
Bing, L. A., 1207 Finney, P. L., 53 'K
Blackmer, J. L., 166 Fisher, J. R., 185 Karel, A. K., 354
Blodgett, S. L., 71, 776 Flamm, R. O., 1279 Kawamoto, H., 1381
Bohls, R. A., 1285 Flinn, P. W., 872 Kean, J. N., 534
Bong, C.F.J., 1200 Fornasari, L., 1187 Kemp, W. P., 1504
Bonjour, E. L., 143 Foster, J. E., 964 Klubertanz, T. H., 731
Bottenberg, H., 1375 Foster, R. N., 1285 Knight, A. L., 1659
Braman, 8. K., 349 Fuxa, J. R., 603 Kramer, D. A., 484
Brewer, G. J., 316 Krysan, J. L., 626
Brown, G. C., 1236 G
Brown, J. R., 1444 Galante, E., 90 L
Brown, S. L., 1108 Galindo, P., 90 Lamp, W. O., 118
Brusewitz, G. H., 143 Garcia-Salazar, C., 179 Latheef, M. A., 736
Gaugler, R., 700 Laub, C. A., 749
C Gaunce, A. P., 935 Layton, R. J., 110
Caceres, S., 224 Gentry, R., 1108 Le Metayer, M., 615
Caddel, J. L., 551, 781 Georgis, R., 815 Lebeck, L. M., 211
Calvin, D. D., 440 Gillett, J. D., 882 Lee, C. N., 1447
Campbell, C. L., 303 Glover, T. J., 1356 Lee, C.Y.L., 1048
Campbell, R. W., 1407 Godfrey, L. D., 8 Lenssen, A. W., 71
Candy, S. G., 190 Gomez, F., 1259 Leonard, J. G., 371
Cappaert, D. L., 1549 Gorsuch, C. S., 1108 Leyva, J. L., 1160, 1469
Cappuccino, N., 865, 1121 Gould, F., 30 Liebhold, A. M., 1407
Carlson, J. A., 1645 Gould, J. R., 1 Liquido, N. J., 620, 1732
Carpenter, J. E., 1457 Grant, J. F., 288 Litsinger, J. A., 988
Carroll, J. F., 922 Gray, D. R., 1645 Lockwood, J. A., 970
Carter, M. R., 1042 Grodowitz, M. J., 652 Logan, J. A., 1516
Center, T. D., 323 Gross, H. R., 377 Lovei, G. L., 1301
Chiang, F.-M., 1687 Gross, P., 1217 Lovelady, C. N., 1279
Cibrian-Tovar, J., 419 Lusby, W. R., 477
Clancy, K. M., 1363 H Luther, D. G., 1612
Clement, S. L., 724 Hall, D. G., 382 Lysyk, T. J., 1176
Coelho, J. R., 1627 Hall, J., 713
Coll, M., 526 Hanks, L. M., 1583, 1653 M
Costa, H. S., 1102 Hanna, R. D., 534 Mackey, B. E., 335
Costa III, J. T., 1542 Hara, A. H., 211 Maddox, D. M., 335
Crist, T. O., 265 Harada, T., 1149 Magalhaes, B. P., 1460
Cuda, J. P., 898 Harcourt, D. G., 217 Mahdavi, A., 427
Hardman, J. M., 1089 Mangini, A. C., Jr., 823
Harris, E. J., 174, 1048 Mann, J. A., 1418
D Hart, E. R., 534 Maredia, K. M., 1019
Deheer, C. J., 1173 Hazzard, R. V., 644, 841 Marley, S. E., 1612
Diawara, M. M., 1393 Herms, D. A., 534 Masson, C., 615
Dimock, M. B., 802 Hill, N. S., 1893 Matloff, N. S., 1246
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McClure, M. S., 258 Rogers, L. E., 520 Wiedenmann, R. N., 610
McKibben, G. H., 1327 Rossi, A. M., 1349 Wilhoit, L. R., 635, 757, 1079,
Meade, T., 1636 Roth, J. P., 909 1418
Meckenstock, D. H., 1259 Royer, T. A., 1267 Wilson, L. T., 849
Messina, F. J., 1438 Ruberson, J. R., 786, 1475 Witkowski, J. F., 440
Meyer, J. A., 915 Woods, S. M., 1381
Millar, J. G., 450 Ss Worner, S. P., 768
Miller, J. C., 1097 Sadof, C. S., 83
Miller, R. H., 807 Salom, S. M., 565 x
Miranda, H. J., 882 Schouest, Jr., L. P., 1526 Xia, J. Y., 832
Mittler, T. E., 433 Schreiner, I. H., 1556
Mizell III, R. F., 597 Schumutterer, H., 988 Y
Muegge, M. A., 1531 Schuster, D. J., 720 Yeargan, K. V., 65
Mullens, B. A., 915 Seymour, P. R., 720 Yoshida, H. A., 160
Murphy, B. C., 981 Sharma, H. C., 1589 Young, L. J., 1241
Sher, R. B., 1113
N Shipp, J. L., 694 Z
Nadel, H., 1053 Showers, W. B., 440 Zhao, D. X., 1333
Nafus, D. M., 1619, 1725 Showler, A. T., 358
Naranjo, S. E., 230 Simons, E. E., 1601
Nichols, B. J., 1024 Sites, R. W., 127
Slosser, J. E., 877
Oo Smelser, R. B., 514
O.Rourke, M. K., 507 Smith, L., 661, 669, 675
Olfert, O., 1720 Smith, S. L., 44
Olson, M. M., 1166 Stamps, W. T., 1037
Onsager, J. A., 939 Stewart, S.D., 1387
Onstad, D. W., 156 Sullivan, D. J., 685
Swezey, S. L., 1691
P
Palumbo, J. C., 391 =
Parmenter, R. R., 135 Tan, Y., 1013
Parrella, M. P., 713 Taylor, P. L., 964
Patel, K. J., 1195 Terry, L. [., 1568
Pavuk, D. M., 276 Thomson, D. R., 935
Payne, J. A., 477, 1108 Ticehurst, M., 1407
Pecora, P., 282 Tillman, P. G., 61
Peng, C., 205 Todd, J. L., 556
Petersen, J. J., 1155 Tonhasca, Jr., A., 742, 1251
Peterson, S. S., 1606 Torchio, P. F., 590
Petitt, F. L., 1134 Turchin, P., 401, 955
Plant, R. E., 1493 Tuttle, A F., 841
Pooler, P. D., 1285
Poston, F. L., 440 U
Powell, J. E., 346 Underhill, E. W., 450
Unnithan, G. C., 150
Q
Quinn, M. A., 1285 Vv
Valles, S. M., 1274
R Van Druescege, R. G., 1
Raffa, K. F., 1665 Villa, J. D., 39
Rahim, A., 774 Villani, M. G., 241
Raina, A. K., 1451 Vinson, S. B., 98
Regan, R. P., 1403
Reuter, K. C., 1285 Ww
Richardson, P. E., 143 Wagner, T. L., 1327
Riemann, J. G., 1322 Wardle, A. R., 889
Rieske, L. K., 48 Weathersbee III, A. A., 1595
Roach, S. H., 540 Weissling, T. J., 945
Robacker, D. C., 1680 Welch, S. M., 440
Robb, K. L., 713 Wellso, S. G., 489, 795
Roberts, D. W., 1460 Welter, S. C., 104, 1537
Roelofs, W. L., 1356 Weston, P. A., 1433
CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 20, 1991
A antibiosis, maicillo sorghum entomopathogen, 1207
Acari, Neozygites sp., 731 resistance, 1259 entomopath ic nematodes,
spider mites, 731 Spodoptera frugiperda, 1259 582
Acarus siro, growth simulation, antibiotic resistance, Sorghum Ostrinia nubilalis, 1207
1381 bicolor, 1393 Phorodon humuli, 690
population dynamics, 1381 Spodoptera frugiperda, 1393 soil texture, 582
Acremonium coenophialum, Anticarsia gemmatalis, bee diet, pollen collection, 507
Cicadellidae, 1531 biological control, 288 pollen volume, 507
management strategies, 1531 Brachymeria ovata, 288 behavior, cassava mealybug, 685
Acyrthosiphon kondoi, host aphid parasitoids, cereal Coccinellidae, 685
plant resistance, 71 aphids, 1699 Cotinis nitida, 15
monophenolics, 71 natural control, 1699 fungi, 15
Adeiges tsugae, population Apis mellifera, flight, 1627 maize weevil, 1433
dynamics, 258 hybrids, 39 movement, 241
sexuparae, 258 overwintering, 39 Sitophilus zeamais, 1433
age, colonization, 1387 thermoregulation, 1627 soil insects, 241
Lygus lineolaris, 1387 Apium graveolens, host plant behavioral antagonists,
Agromyzidae, leafminer, 720 resistance, 1636 Lepidoptera, 450
Liriomyza, 720 Noctuidae, 1636 sex attractants, 450
alate production, Diuraphis apple, Coccinellidae, 1301 Bemisia tabaci, biological
noxia, 1344 species assemblage, 1301 control, 713
water stress, 1344 Frankliniella occidentalis, poinsettia, 713
Aleurocanthus woglumi, 1568 Bephratelloides cubensis,
biological control, 1691 oviposition damage, 1568 Annona, 1053
Encarsia opulenta, 1691 applied entomology, Models, phenology, 1053
alfalfa, clover root curculio, 1013 768 Bermisia tabaci, ovipositional
Sitona hispidulus, 1013 arthropod communities, canopy rates, 1102
Therioaphis maculata, 470 arthropods, 1542 survival rates, 1102
triacontanol, 470 diel activity, 1542 bioassays, artificial diet, 1363
Alnus, Fenusa dohrnii, 534 artificial diet, bioassays, 1363 Choristoneura occidentalis,
phenology, 534 Choristoneura occidentalis, 1363
Amblyseius cucumeris, 1363 biological control,
Frankliniella occidentalis, 694 Glischrochilus Aleurocanthus woglumi,
functional response, 694 quadrisignatus, 205 1691
amylase inhibitors, models, 53 insect-food interactions, 205 Anastrepha ludens, 1469
wheat, 53 artificial habitats, Exeristes Anticarsia gemmatalis, 288
Anagrapha falcifera (Kirby), roborator, 889 Bangasternus orientalis, 335
baculovirus, 1480 host finding, 889 Beauveria bassiana, 690
microbial control, 1480 attractants, Anastrepha iudens, Bemisia tabaci, 713
Anasa Tristis, Cucurbita pepo, 391 1680 Brachymeria ovata, 288
Cucurbitaceae, 143 specific hunger, 1680 Braconidae, 1732
electronic monitoring, 143 attraction, Bombus spp., 377 Carcinops pumilio, 1079
intraplant distribution, 391 Universal moth trap, 377 Centaurea solstitialis, 335,
Anastrepha ludens, attractants, 724
1680 B cereal aphids, 338
biological control, 1469 Bacillus thuringiensis, Heliothis Coleoptera, 303
development time, 1160 virescens, 30 Cryptolestes ferrugineus, 872
Diachasmimorpha Homoeosoma electellum, 316 Curculionidae, 652
longicaudata, 1469 resistance, 316 Dacus, 1732
host preference, 1160 transgenic plants, 30 death rates, 1
specific hunger, 1680 baculovirus, Anagrapha Diachasmimorpha
Annona, Bephratelloides falcifera (Kirby), 1480 longicaudata, 1469
cubensis, 1053 microbial control, 1480 Encarsia opulenta, 1691
phenology, 1053 Bangasternus orientalis, entomopathogenic nematodes,
Anopheles quadrimaculatus, biological contral, 335 211, 815
parous rates, 1595 Centaurea solstitialis, 335 Entomophthorales, 338
survival rates, 1595 bark beetles, disturbance, 1279 Eulophidae, 1725
Anthonomus grandis grandis, landscape ecology, 1279 Euphorbia spp., 282
cotton, 1327 barley yellow dwarf virus, Eustenopus villosus, 1187
expert system, 1327 population dynamics, 166 feeding behavior, 1217
Anthonomus grandis, environ- Rhopalosiphum padi, 166 filth flies, 1155
ment, 877 Beauveria bassiana, biological functional response, 872
mesquite litter, 877 control, 690 habitat, 669
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Hawaii, 211 Cacopsylla pyricola, color sampling, 382
host plant resistance, 964 response, 626 citrus rust mite, Galendromus
house fly, 669 phenology, 626 helveolus, 224
Ips pini, 1665 Callosobruchus, competition, spider mites, 224
jimsonweed, 898 1438 clearwing moths, dogwood, 520
Liriomyza trifolii, 1195 inheritance, 1438 Sesiidae, 520
Macrocentrus grandii, 156 Caloptilia azaleella, biology, 597 climate, catastrophe theory, 970
Mayetiola destructor, 964 control, 597 cusp, 970
microhabitat, 675 Cameraria sp., Emory oak, 196 Hypera postica, 217
mites, 1074 insect abundance, 196 outbreak analysis, 217
Musca domestica, 661, 1418 canopy arthropods, arthropod clones, greenbug, 433
Musca domestica, 1079 communities, 1542 photoperiod, 433
Muscidifurax zaraptor, 1155 diel activity, 1542 cloth drag, Dermacentor
Nabis roseipennis, 1475 cantharidin, blister beetle, 776 variabilis, 922
nontarget arthropods, 815 Carabidae, detrended corre- park trails, 922
Ostrinia nubilalis, 156 spondence analysis, 1285 clover root curculio, alfalfa, 1013
parasitism, 1 nontarget organisms, 1285 Sitona hispidulus, 1013
parasitoid, 675, 1217 Carcinops pumilio, biological clovers, forage legumes, 1181
parasitoids, 661, 1195 control, 1079 Trifolium spp., 1181
Phorodon humuli, 690 Musca domestica, 1079 Coccinellidae, apple, 1301
poinsettia, 713 cassava mealybug, behavior, 685 behavior, 685
predation, 1024 Coccinellidae, 685 cassava mealybug, 685
Pseudoplusia includens, 1475 catastrophe theory, climate, 970 species assemblage, 1301
pupal parasites, 1418 cusp, 970 coccinellids, habitats, 540
semiochemicals, 1665 Centaurea solstitialis, overwintering, 540
Sida spp., 882 Bangasternus orientalis, 335 Coleomegilla maculata,
Solenopsis invicta, 1024 biological control, 335, 724 functional responses, 644
Spurgia esulae, 282 thistles, 724 Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
St. Johnswort, 303 Ceratitis capitata, development, 644, 841
stimulation model, 1074 1048 stage-specific, 841
Tachinidae, 1725 dispersal, 1493 Coleophora spp., feeding
Tetrastichus gallerucae, 1711 distribution South America, behavior, 857
thistles, 724 174 salt marshes, 857
Trichobaris bridwelli, 898 modeling, 1493 Coleoptera, biological control,
waterhyacinth, 652 Murraya paniculata, 1048 303
Xanthogaleruca luteola, 1711 cereal aphids, aphid parasitoids, St. Johnswort, 303
yellow starthistle, 1187 1699 colonization, age, 1387
biology, Caloptilia azaleella, 597 biological control, 338 Lygus lineolaris, 1387
control, 597 Entomophthorales, 338 macroinvertebrates, 110
biometerology, mark-recapture, natural control, 1699 ponds, 110
565 Cerotoma trifurcata, diurnal colony initiation, reproduction,
Scolytidae, 565 distribution, 514 1037
biotypes, genetic variation, 757 seasonal distribution, 514 Solenopsis invicta, 1037
Schizaphis graminum, 757 Chilo partellus, mating, 150 color response, Cacopsylla
blister beetle, cantharidin, 776 pheromonal control, 150 pyricola, 626
Bombus spp., attraction, 377 Choristoneura occidentalis, phenology, 626
Universal moth trap, 377 artificial diet, 1363 community ecology, irrigation,
Brachymeria ovata, Anticarsia bioassays, 1363 498
gemmatalis, 288 ordinal data, 190 soybean, 498
biological control, 288 phenology, 190 competition, Callosobruchus,
Braconidae, biological control, Choristoneura rosaceana, 1438
1732 pheromone blends, 935 entomopathogenic nematodes,
Dacus, 1732 traps, 935 707
Bruchophagus platypterus, chrysanthemum, cultivar prefer- inheritance, 1438
parasitoids, 1606 ences, 160 Nemata, 707
postdiapause development, Spodoptera exigua, 160 computer technology, expert
1606 Cicadellidae, Acremonium systems, 1236
coenophialum, 1531 IPM programs, 1236
Cc distribution, 1030 confidence intervals, hypothesis
cabbage, Pemphigus management strategies, 1531 testing, 1246
populitransversus, 1267 seasonal abundance, 1030 simultaneous inference, 1246
seasonal abundance disper- citrus, Phyllocoptruta oleivora, control, biology, 597
sion, 1267 382 Caloptilia azaleella, 597
December 1991 CUMULATIVE SuBJECT INDEX
coprophilic insects, dung dis- resistant maize, 1200 dispar, 1516
persal, 909 phenology models, 1516
Scarabaeinae, 909 D developmental thresholds,
corn, cover crops, 749 Dacus, biological control, 1732 poikilotherm development
intercropping, 1251 Braconidae, 1732 model, 22
no-tillage, 1251 sanitation, 620 Zonosemata electa, 22
Ostrinia nubilalis, 276 suppression, 620 developmental time,
Pseudaletia unipuncta, 749 dairies, Musca domestica, 915 endoparasitoids, 61
weeds, 276 Stomoxys calcitrans, 915 tobacco budworm, 61
corn earworm, Helicoverpa zea, Dalbulus, leafhoppers, 556 developmental velocities,
1451 maize, 556 European corn borer, 440
inherited sterility, 1457 damage, Diatraea saccharalis, Ostrinia nubilalis, 440
pheromone production, 1451 1019 Diabrotica undecimpunctata
sperm, 1457 maize, 1019 howardi, cucurbitacins,
corn rootworms, dispersal, 230 Neurocolpus nubilus, 742 1173
semiochemicals, 945 seasonal history, 742 host preferences, 1173
trap height, 945 death rates, biological control, 1 Diabrotica virgifera virgifera,
trapping, 230 parasitism, 1 planting dates, 185
Cotesia marginiventris, defoliation, fecundity, 1042 reproduction, 185
Diolcogaster facetosa, 349 Lymantria dispar, 1042 Diachasmimorpha longicaudata,
Rogas nolophanae, 349 mango, 1556 Anastrepha ludens, 1469
Cotinis nitida, behavior, 15 Penicillaria jocosatrix, 1556 biological control, 1469
fungi, 15 degree-day model, Homadaula, diamondback moth, detoxifying
cotton, Anthonomus grandis 1141 enzymes, 1687
grandis, 1327 webworm, 1141 parasitoids, 1687
expert system, 1327 Dendroctonus frontalis, diapause, Mayetiola destructor,
coumarins, induced responses, population dynamics, 401 795
1166 time series, 401 Microplitis croceipes, 1444
Zygogramma exclamationis, Dendroctonus ponderosae, thermoperiod, 1444
1166 phenology, 1562 wheat, 795
cover, phenolics, 807 Pinus contorta, 1562 diapause induction, Diolcogaster
range, 807 density dependence, natural facetosa, 65
cover crops, corn, 749 enemies, 1121 photoperiod, 65
Pseudaletia unipuncta, 749 parasitoid, 292 Diaphania nitidalis,
Cryptolestes ferrugineus, search, 292 Cucurbitaceae, 1274
biological control, 872 Solidago, 1121 pickleworm, 1274
functional response, 872 density—dependent mortality, Diatraea saccharalis, damage,
Cucurpbepio, tAnaas a Tristis, 391 Microrhopala vittata, 865 1019
intraplant distribution, 391 Dermacentor variabilis, cloth interactions, 358
Cucurbitaceae, Anasa tristis, 143 drag, 922 maize, 1019
Diaphania nitidalis, 1274 park trails, 922 simulation, 252
electronic monitoring, 143 detoxifying enzymes, diamond- sugarcane, 252, 358
pickleworm, 1274 back moth, 1687 diel activity, arthropod
cucurbitacins, Diabrotica parasitoids, 1687 communities, 1542
undecimpunctata howardi, detrended correspondence canopy arthropods, 1542
1173 analysis, Carabidae, 1285 Diolcogaster facetosa, Cotesia
host preferences, 1173 nontarget organisms, 1285 marginiventris, 349
cultivar preferences, chrysan- development, Ceratitis capitata, diapause induction, 65
themum, 160 1048 photoperiod, 65
Spodoptera exigua, 160 modeling, 484 Rogas nolophanae, 349
Curculionidae, biological Murraya paniculata, 1048 dispersal, Ceratitis capitata, 1493
control, 652 parameter estimation, 484 corn rootworms, 230
waterhyacinth, 652 development equations, modeling, 1493
cusp, catastrophe theory, 970 Empoasca fabae, 1113 orientation, 590
climate, 970 fluctuating temperatures, Osmialignaria propinqua, 590
Cylas formicarius elegantulus, 1113 trapping, 230
oviposition, 545 development rates, functional dispersal patterns, Haematobia
survivorship, 545 response, 1089 irritans, 1612
Cyrtepistomus castaneus, forest Typhlodromus pyri, 1089 physiological age, 1612
entomology, 1427 development time, Anastrepha distribution, Cicadellidae, 1030
host preferences, 1427 ludens, 1160 fruit preference, 981
cytoplasmic polyhedrosis virus, host preference, 1160 Rhagoletis pomonella, 981
Helicoverpa zea, 1200 developmental rate, Lymantria seasonal abundance, 1030
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distribution South America, soil texture, 582 feeding behavior, biological
Ceratitis capitata, 174 Entomophaga maimaiga, control, 1217
disturbance, bark beetles, 1279 epizootiology, 1601 Coleophora spp., 857
landscape ecology, 1279 Iymantria dispar, 1601 parasitoid, 1217
Diuraphis noxia, alate produc- Entomophthorales, biological salt marshes, 857
tion, 1344 control, 338 feeding damage, economic in-
water stress, 1344 cereal aphids, 338 jury levels, 104
diurnal distribution, Cerotoma entomopoxvirus, foliage Willamette spider mite, 104
trifurcata, 514 consumption, 1720 Fenusa dohrnii, Alnus, 534
seascnal distribution, 514 Melanoplussanguinipes, 1720 phenology, 534
dogwood, clearwing moths, 520 environment, Anthonomus filth flies, biological control, 1155
Sesiidae, 520 grandis, 877 Muscidifurax zaraptor, 1155
dung beetles, Geotrupidae, 90 mesquite litter, 877 flight, Apis mellifera, 1627
Scarabaeidae, 90 environmental simplification, Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
dung dispersal, coprophilic Solenopsis invicta, 98 1309
insects, 909 species diversity, 98 migration, 1309
Scarabaeinae, 909 Epilachna, functional response, thermoregulation, 1627
610 fluctuating temperatures,
E predation, 610 development equations, 1113
eclosion, Homeosoma electellum, epizootiology, Entomophaga Empoasca fabae, 1113
1322 maimaiga, 1601 mycoplasma-like organism,
periodicity, 1322 Lymantria dispar, 1601 179
economic injury levels, feeding eruptive species, leaf beetles, X-disease, 179
damage, 104 1129 foliage consumption,
Willamette spider mite, 104 sawflies, 1129 entomopoxvirus, 1720
egg hatch, humidity, 8 Erysimum cheiranthodes, Melanoplussanguinipes, 1720
Ostrinia nubilalis, 8 oviposition deterrents, 802 food utilization, legumes, 1589
eggs, Lymantria dispar, 1645 Pieris rapae, 802 plant preference, 1589
temperature, 1645 Eucalyptus, Phoracantha forage legumes, clovers, 1181
electronic monitoring, Anasa semipunctata, 1583, 1653 Trifolium spp., 1181
tristis, 143 plant resistance, 1583 foraging behavior, Pogonomyrmex
Cucurbitaceae, 143 temperature, 1653 occidentalis, 265
Emory oak, Cameraria sp., 196 Eulophidae, biological control, shrub-steppe ecosystem, 265
insect abundance, 196 1725 forest decline, Hepialidae, 371
Empoasca fabae, development Tachinidae, 1725 Korscheltellus gracilis, 371
equations, 1113 Euphorbia spp., biological con forest entomology, Cyrtepistomus
fluctuating temperatures, trol, 282 castaneus, 1427
1113 Spurgia esulae, 282 host preferences, 1427
intercropping, 118 Euphydryas editha, hilltopping, Frankliniella occidentalis,
life history, 1058 955 Amblyseius cucumeris, 694
plant-insect interactions, 118 movements, 955 functional response, 694
population dynamics, 1067 European corn borer, develop apples, 1568
water-stressed alfalfa, 1058, mental velocities, 440 oviposition damage, 1568
1067 Ostrinia nubilalis, 440 fruit preference, distribution, 981
Empoasca spp., fungal insect Eustenopus villosus, biological Rhagoletis pomonella, 981
pathogen, 1460 control, 1187 functional response, Amblyseius
Zoophthora radicans, 1460 yellow starthistle, 1187 cucumeris, 694
Encarsiaopulenta, Aleurocanthus Exeristes roborator, artificial biological control, 872
woglumi, 1691 habitats, 889 Cryptolestes ferrugineus, 872
biological control, 1691 host finding, 889 development rates, 1089
endoparasitoids, developmental experimental design, local Epilachna, 610
time, 61 adaptation, 410 Frankliniella occidentalis, 694
tobacco budworm, 61 power curves, 410 predation, 610
entomopathogen, Beauveria expert system, Anthonomus Typhlodromus pyri, 1089
bassiana, 1207 grandis grandis, 1327 functional responses,
Ostrinia nubilalis, 1207 cotton, 1327 Coleomegilla maculata, 644
entomopathogenic nematodes, expert systems, computer Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
Beauveria bassiana, 582 technology, 1236 644
biological control, 211, 815 IPM programs, 1236 fungal insect pathogen, Empoasca
competition, 707 spp., 1460
Hawaii, 211 F Zoophthora radicans, 1460
Nemata, 707 fecundity, defoliation, 1042 fungi, behavior, 15
nontarget arthropods, 815 Lymantria dispar, 1042 Cotinis nitida, 15
December 1991 CuMULATIVE SuBJECT INDEX
G sampling, 736 longevity, 1176
Galendromus helveolus, citrus Heliothis, insecticideresidues, 346 temperature, 1176
rust mite, 224 Microplitis croceipes, 346
spider mites, 224 hybrid, pheromone, 419
gene flow, hybridization, 1356 hybrid, sexual response, 419
Ostrinia nubilalis, 1356 Hepialidae, forest decline, 371 Ostrinia nubilalis, 1356
genetic improvement, Nematoda, Korscheltellus gracilis, 371 hybrids, Apis mellifera, 39
700 herbivory, Manduca, 1537 overwintering, 39
Steinernemacarpocapsae, 700 tomato, 1537 Hylobius spp., host volatiles, 48
genetic variation, biotypes, 757 hilltopping, Euphydryas editha, Pachylobius spp., 48
Schizaphis graminum, 757 955 Hypera postica, climate, 217
Geotrupidae, dung beetles, 90 movements, 955 outbreak analysis, 217
Scarabaeidae, 90 Homadaula, degree-day model, hypothesis testing, confidence
Gerris spp., phototaxis, 1149 1141 intervals, 1246
rice, 1149 mimosa webworm, 1141 power analysis, 1241
Glischrochilus quadrisignatus, Homeosoma electellum, eclosion, sequential sampling, 1241
artificial diet, 205 1322 simultaneous inference, 1246
insect—food interactions, 205 periodicity, 1322
Gossypium, predators, 849 Bacillus thuringiensis, 316 I
Tetranychus, 849 resistance, 316 induced responses, coumarins,
grapes, mating disruption, 930 Homoeosoma nebulellum, 1166
pheromone, 930 locomotion, 615 Zygogramma exclamationis,
greenbug, clones, 433 oviposition, 615 1166
photoperiod, 433 horn fly, nontarget species, 77 inheritance, Callosobruchus, 1438
ground corn, Musca sorbens, 1447 sustained-release bolus, 77 competition, 1438
ovipositional preference, 1447 host finding, artificial habitats, inherited sterility, corn earworm,
growth simulation, Acarus siro, 889 1457
1381 Exeristes roborator, 889 sperm, 1457
population dynamics, 1381 host plant, Medicago sativa L., insect abundance, Cameraria sp.,
guild structure, habitat distur- 781 196
bance, 1295 Therioaphis maculata Emory oak, 196
Rhopalomyia californica, (Buckton), 781 insect development, integrated
1295 host plant resistance, pest management, 1504
Acyrthosiphon kondoi, 71 Orius insidiosus, 786
H Apium graveolens, 1636 phenology, 1504
habitat, biological control, 669 biological control, 964 photoperiod, 786
house fly, 669 Mayetiola destructor, 964 insect-food interactions,
habitat disturbance, guild struc- monophenolics, 71 artificial diet, 205
ture, 1295 Noctuidae, 1636 Glischrochilus
Rhopalomyiacalifornica, 1295 host plants, oviposition range, quadrisignatus, 205
habitats, coccinellids, 540 1577 insecticide residues, Heliothis,
overwintering, 540 Stator vachelliae, 1577 346
Haematobia irritans, dispersal host preference, Anastrepha Microplitis croceipes, 346
patterns, 1612 ludens, 1160 integrated pest management,
physiological age, 1612 development time, 1160 insect development, 1504
hardwoods, host suitability, 1097 cucurbitacins, 1173 phenology, 1504
Lymantria dispar, 1097 Cyrtepistomus castaneus, 1427 interactions, Diatraea
Hawaii, biological control, 211 Diabrotica undecimpunctata saccharalis, 358
entomopathogenic nematodes, howardi, 1173 sugarcane, 358
211 forest entomology, 1427 intercropping, corn, 1251
Helicoverpa zea, corn earworm, host resistance, spotted alfalfa Empoasca fabae, 118
1451 aphid, 551 natural enemies, 988
cytoplasmic polyhedrosis within-plant patierns, 551 no-tillage, 1251
virus, 1200 host selection, leafhopper, 1349 plant-insect interactions, 118
pheromone production, 1451 plant nitrogen, 1349 polycultures, 1228
resistant maize, 1200 host suitability, hardwoods, 1097 resource concentration, 988
sampling, 1005 Lymantria dispar, 1097 yield losses, 1228
Trichogramma spp., 1005 peach cultivars, 1108 intraplant distribution, Anasa
Heliothis virescens, Bacillus Synanthedon exitosa, 1108 Tristis, 391
thuringiensis, 30 host volatiles, Hylobius spp., 48 Cucurbita pepo, 391
transgenic plants, 30 Pachylobius spp., 48 IPM programs, computer
Heliothis zea, reproductive house fly, biological control, 669 technology, 1236
condition, 736 habitat, 669 expert systems, 1236
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Ips pini, biological control, 1665 local adaptation, experimental host plant resistance, 964
semiochemicals, 1665 design, 410 plant growth retardants, 489
irrigation, community ecology, 498 power curves, 410 soluble carbohydrates, 489
Noctuidae, 1315 locomotion, Homoeosoma wheat, 795
soybean, 498 nebulellum, 615 Medicago sativa L., host plant,
survivorship, 1315 oviposition, 615 781
longevity, house fly, 1176 L., Therioaphis maculata
J temperature, 1176 (Buckton), 781
jimsonweed, biological control, 898 lotic ecology, microhabitat Melanogromyza spencerella,
Trichobaris bridwelli, 898 association, 127 Ophiomyia centrosenmatis,
Naucoridae, 127 354
K Lygus lineolaris, age, 1387 Ophiomyia phaseoli, 354
kairomone, pheromone, 477 colonization, 1387 Melanoplus sanguinipes,
Tachinidae, 477 Iymantria dispar, defoliation, entomopoxvirus, 1720
Korscheltellus gracilis, forest 1042 foliage consumption, 1720
decline, 371 developmental rate, 1516 mesquite litter, Anthonomus
Hepialidae, 371 eggs, 1645 grandis, 877
Entomophaga maimaiga, 1601 environment, 877
L epizootiology, 1601 microbabitats, natural enemies,
landscape ecology, bark beetles, fecundity, 1042 526
1279 hardwoods, 1097 Ostrinia nubilalis, 526
disturbance, 1279 host suitability, 1097 microbial control, Anagrapha
leaf beetles, eruptive species, 1129 phenology models, 1516 falcifera (Kirby), 1480
sawflies, 1129 population ecology, 1407 baculovirus, 1480
leafhopper, host selection, 1349 spatial statistics, 1407 microhabitat, biological control,
plant nitrogen, 1349 temperature, 1645 675
Dalbulus, 556 parasitoid, 675
maize, 556 M microhabitat association, lotic
leafminer, Agromyzidae, 720 Macrocentrus grandii, biological ecology, 127
Liriomyza, 720 control, 156 Naucoridae, 127
legumes, food utilization, 1589 Ostrinia nubilalis, 156 Microplitis croceipes, diapause,
plant preference, 1589 macroinvertebrates, colonization, 1444
Lepidoptera, behavioral 110 Heliothis, 346
antagonists, 450 ponds, 110 insecticide residues, 346
sex attractants, 450 maicillo sorghum resistance, thermoperiod, 1444
Leptinotarsa decemlineata, antibiosis, 1259 Microrhopala vittata, density-
Coleomegilla maculata, 841 Spodoptera frugiperda, 1259 dependent mortality, 865
stage-specific, 841 maize, Dalbulus, 556 Solidago, 865
Coleomegilla maculata, 644 damage, 1019 migration, flight, 1309
flight, 1309 Diatraea saccharalis, 1019 Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
functional responses, 644 leafhoppers, 556 1309
migration, 1309 maize weevil, behavior, 1433 mimosa webworm, degree-day
natural enemies, 1549 Sitophilus zeamais, 1433 model, 1141
population dynamics, 1549 management strategies, Homadaula, 1141
resistance, 427 Acremonium coenophialum, mites, biological control, 1074
synergistic ratios, 427 1531 stimulation model, 1074
life history, Empoasca fabae, 1058 Cicadellidae, 1531 mixed cropping, Uroleucon
water-stressed alfalfa, 1058 Manduca, herbivory, 1537 ambrosiae, 1375
Limothrips denticornis, tomato, 1537 wind speed, 1375
population dynamics, 577 mango, defoliation, 1556 modeling, Ceratitis capitata, 1493
sampling, 577 Penicillaria jocosatrix, 1556 development, 484
Liriomyza sativae, phenology, manure, Musca domestica, 635 dispersal, 1493
1134 temperature, 635 parameter estimation, 484
temperature—dependent mark-recapture, biometerology, models, amylase inhibitors, 53
development, 1134 565 applied entomology, 768
Liriomyza trifolii, biological Scolytidae, 565 wheat, 53
control, 1195 mating, Chilo partellus, 150 monophenolics, Acyrthosiphon
parasitoids, 1195 pheromonal control, 150 kondoi, 71
Liriomyza, Agromyzidae, 720 mating disruption, grapes, 930 host plant resistance, 71
leafminer, 720 pheromone, 930 morality, selenium, 790
Listronotus oregonensis, Mayetiola destructor, biological Tenebrio molitor, 790
mortality analysis, 1333 control, 964 mortality analysis, Listronotus
survival rate analysis, 1333 diapause, 795 oregonensis, 1333