Environmental Entomology 1992: Vol 21 Index

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ENVIRONMENTA
ENTOMOLOG
Volume 21, 1992
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Environmental Volume 21
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CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 21, 1992
A Cherry, R. H., 767 Gaylor, M. J., 780
Achtemeier, G. L., 921 Cho, H. W., 549 Geden, C. J., 1419
Addison, D. S., 737 Clancy, K. M., 331 George, T. L., 1239
Albajes, R., 269 Cohen, A. C., 20, 896 Gerling, D., 556, 659
Alexander, S. A., 1077 Cokendolpher, J. C., 964 Giebultowicz, J. M., 822
Ali, A., 780 Colwell, A. E., 1294 Godfrey, L. D., 1059, 1060
All, J. N., 264 Connor, E. F., 307 Gold, H. J., 253
Allen, W. R., 50 Cowles, R. S., 453 Good, W. R., 1052
Anderson, M. D., 604 Cox, G. W., 281 Gould, F., 586
Anderson, N. L., 1294 Croft, B. A., 202, 1168 Gould, J. R., 394, 1035
Andow, D. A., 388 Culbreath, A. K., 121 Grafton-Cardwell, E. E., 1371
Andreadis, T. G., 901 Cusker, J. L., 1121 Greenberg, B., 640
Araya, J. E., 376 Grigarick, A. A., 731
Asquith, A., 1022 D Grover, Jr., P. B., 845
Dahlman, D. L., 1046
B Danielson, S. D., 501 H
Baker, J. E., 646 Darnell, P. O., 1160 Haas, M. J., 409
Baker, T. C., 1143 Datz, S. G., 350 Habeck, D. H., 714
Barbercheck, M. E., 1466 DeGrandi-Hoffman, G., 366 Hagler, J. R., 20, 896
Bardoloi, S., 1398 Dean, D. A., 1178, 1457 Hagstrum, D. W., 1351
Barfield, C. S., 1013 Delisle, J., 1007 Hahn, S. P., 837
Barratt, B.I.P., 103 Demski, J. W., 121 Hain, F. P., 1103
Bartelt, R. J., 156, 1143 Dennis, B., 1229 Hajek, A. E., 129, 706
Basimike, M., 1114 Derrick, M. E., 242 Halbert, S. E., 1433
Bellows, Jr., T. S., 359, 651, 659 Dowd, P. F., 1143 Haldemann, R. L., 793
Beregovoy, V. H., 493 Drost, Y. C., 760 Hall, D. J., 771
Beshear, R. J., 121 Drummond, F. A., 107 Hall, M. R., 957, 969
Biever, K. D., 1212 Drury, C. F., 817 Hara, A. H., 1441
Bingaman, B. R., 508 Dueben, B., 854 Hart, E. R., 508
Blua, M. J., 578 Duncan, R., 996 Haukioja, E., 1386
Boerma, H. R., 264 Dunkel, F. V., 1121 Hayes, J. L., 1377
Boggs, K. W., 1052 Dutcher, J. D., 632 Hazarika, L. K., 1398
Bomar, C. R., 1301 Heath, R. R., 854, 1154
Bonham, C. D., 94 E Hébert, C., 89
Bottenberg, H., 542 Eckel, C. S., 287 Hendrix, III, W. H., 1092
Bourassa, J.-P., 89 Ehler, L. E., 26 Hennessey, M. K., 714
Bourchier, R. S., 907 Eichenseer, H., 1046 Herr, J. C., 1097
Bradley, Jr., J. R., 287 Eisenberg, R. M., 350 Hesler, L. S., 731
Bradley—Dunlop, D., 20, 896 Ekbom, B., 1110 Higbee, B. S., 1319
Bratti, A., 1196, 1198 Elkinton, J. S., 394, 1035 Higgins, C. J., 322
Breen, J. P., 68 Ellis, B. A., 281 Higley, L. G., 501
Brewer, G. J., 493 Enriquez, F. J., 20, 896 Hoffman, S. A., 1345
Bridges, J. R., 1377 Espelie, K. E., 214, 888 Hogg, D. B., 1248
Brown, M. W., 485 Hollingsworth, R. G., 1103
Brust, G. E., 1466 F Holtzer, T. O., 1059, 1060
Bugg, R. L., 1371 Fagan, W. F., 350 Horowitz, A. R., 556
Byers, R. A., 103 Fan, Y., 107 Horton, D. R., 1319
Fanti, P., 1196, 1198 Hough-Goldstein, J., 837
Cc Fell, R. D., 148 Hoy, J. B., 745
Capinera, J. L., 94 Felton, G. W., 1220 Hunt, D.W.A., 817
Caprio, M. A., 808 Feng, M.-G., 1029, 1433 Hurd, L. E., 350
Cardé, R. T., 760 Ferguson, C. S., 247
Carolina, 1097 Fincher, G. T., 871 I
Carpenter, J. E., 57 Fitt, G. P., 1393 Ignoffo, C. M., 210, 913
Carr, Jr., W. C., 112 Flinn, P. W., 1351 Irving, J., 866
Carter, M. R., 1308 Forschler, B. T., 1220 Irwin, M. E., 542
Castané C., 269 Foster, J. E., 376 Isenhour, D. J., 214, 888
Cate, J. R., 117, 620 Fowler, A., 1239
Chalfant, R. B., 957, 969 J
Chamberlin, J. R., 121 G Jang, E. B., 1189
Chandler, D. S., 1283 Garcia, C., 210, 913 Jobin, L., 89
Charlet, L. D., 493 Garcia, R., 1294 Johnson, C. D., 610
Chauvin, R. L., 1212 Garcia-Salazar, C., 81 Johnson, D. L., 939
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Johnson, J. B., 1433 Mayse, M. A., 112 Patterson, R. P., 1002
Johnson, M. T., 586 McAvoy, T. J., 527 Patterson, R. S., 141
Johnson, M. W., 1097, 1441 McCaffrey, J. P., 983 Paustian, J. W., 1139
Jones, R. L., 1448 McCauley, Jr., G. W., 1072 Peck, S. B., 1283
Jones, C. G., 276 McEwen, L. C., 1239 Pena, J. E., 996
Jones, C. J., 141, 832 McManus, M. L., 1308 Peng, C., 604
McNally, L. C., 1362 Pereira, R. M., 1427
K Meeker, J. R., 534 Perfecto, I., 61
Kaakeh, W., 632 Meola, R. W., 1404 Perring, T. M., 578
Katovich, S., 771 Messer, C., 866 Peterson, R.K.D., 501
Kaya, H. K., 183 Messing, R. H., 1022, 1189 Peterson, 8. S., 1248
Kearby, W., 771 Mesterhazy, A., 700 Petit, F. L., 136
Keller, J. E., 560 Miller, J. C., 197, 1139 Phelan, P. L., 156
Kemp, W. P., 461 Miller, J. R., 453, 560 Phillips, Jr., S. A., 964
Kennedy, G. G., 242 Miller, R. W., 1419 Pitcairn, M. J., 441
Knudsen, G. R., 1271 Mills, J. N., 281 Pittendrigh, B. R., 1267
Kok, L. T., 527 Mills, N. J., 230 Powell, D. A., 359, 651
Kolarov, J., 700 Milne, D. E., 141 Pullen, S. R., 1404
Koricheva, J., 1386 Milo, J. A., 141 Purcell, M., 1441
Kosaraju, R. S., 1202 Mocelin, G., 845 Puyvelde, L. C., 1121
Krause, G., 247 Moore, K.E.B., 276
Kulhavy, D. L., 534 Morales-Ramos, J. A., 620 Q
Kulman, H. M., 401 Moreno, D. S., 294 Quiring, D. T., 1357
Kumar, R., 1114 Moya-Raygoza, G., 566 Quiroz, C., 376
Mueller, A. J., 345
Muir, W. E., 1351 R
L Munholland, P. L., 1229 Raffa, K. F., 771
Lamb, R. J., 10 Munyinyi, D., 1114 Rahardja, U., 81
Landis, D. A., 409 Mutinga, M. J., 1114 Raina, A. K., 822
Landolt, P. J., 382, 854, 1154 Myers, J. H., 322 Raulston, J. R., 1393
Larsen, K. J., 566 Raupp, M. J., 173, 827
Laub, C. A., 41 N Ravlin, F. W., 1308
Lebeck, L. M., 1441 Nafus, D. M., 664 Redak, R. A., 94
Lenczewski, B., 854 Nault, B. A., 264 Reed, H. C., 1154
Leonard, J. G., 447, 1273 Nault, L. R., 566 Reese, J. C., 1072
Lewis, L. C., 178 Neal, Jr., J. W., 793, 1414 Rejmanek, M., 598
Lewis, V. R., 975 Nealis, V. G., 907 Rejmankova, E., 598
Liebhold, A. M., 221, 354 Nettles, Jr., W. C., 1196, 1198 Rice, R. E., 441
Lin, H., 156 Nevill, R. J., 1077 Ridgway, R. L., 722, 822
Lindqvist, L., 160 Nigg, H. N., 714 Riggin, T. M., 214, 888
Linit, M. J., 247 Niwa, C. G., 1410 Riley, D. G., 1013
Lister, R. M., 376 Nomura, A. K., 1294 Ritchie, S. A., 737
Lockwood, J. A., 1301 Norman,J . M., 1059, 1060 Roberts, D. R., 598
Loera, J., 1393 Nowierski, R. M., 1029 Roberts, D. W., 706
Lopez, Jr., J. D., 1404 Nuessly, G. S., 767 Rodriguez, M. H., 598
Luna, J. M., 41 Nyffeler, M., 1178, 1457 Rogers, C. E., 417, 1393
Lyons, D. B., 354 Rojas, M. G., 518
Lysyk, T. J., 1134 oO Roltsch, W. J., 112
O'Dowd, D. J., 478 Rubink, W. L., 436
M O'Neil, R. J., 1, 191 Rutz, D. A., 1419
MacRae, I. V., 202, 1168 O'Neill, K. M., 1333 Ryoo, M. I., 549
Mackay, W. P., 866 Odell, T. M., 173
Maier, C. T., 164 Oudejans, R., C.H.M., 860 Ss
Majdi, S., 866 Ouyang, Y., 1371 Sadoff, C. S., 173, 827
Makela, M., 436 Sajap, A. S., 178
Mangan, R. L., 294 P Sample, B. E., 628
Margolies, D. C., 1072 Paine, T. D., 659 Sanchez, M., 294
Marién, J., 860 Pair, S. D., 1393 Sanderson, J. P., 799
Marti, Jr., O. G., 371, 417 Palmer, J. O., 117 Sappington, T. W., 677
Martin, J. H., 366 Papp, M., 700 Savage, H. M., 598
Mason, R. R., 74 Park, S. J., 1357 Schaalje, G. B., 939
Matis, J. H., 436 Parker, B. L., 447, 1253, 1258 Schaupp, Jr., W. C., 401
Maw, H.E.L., 817 Pats, P., 1110 Schmidt, J. O., 1130
December 1992 Cumulative Author Index
Schneider, S. S., 1362 Vv
Schoenig, S. E., 471 Valovage, W. D., 1202
Schotzko, D. J., 983, 1271 Van Buren, N.W.M., 860
Schreiber, E. T., 141 Van Der Vaart, H. R., 939
Schreiner, I. H., 664 Van Driesche, R. G., 394, 1035
Schroeder, P. C., 1002 Van Duyn, J. W., 242, 287, 1002
Schuster, D. J., 1013, 1341 Vandersall, K. S., 350
Seal, D. R., 957, 969 Velasco, L.R.I., 751
Sears, M. K., 787 Velthuis, H.H.W., 860
Sediles, A., 61 Vetter, R. S., 1143
Shaw, P. W., 949 Vickers, P. M., 50
Shea, P. J., 745 Vinson, S. B., 518, 866
Sher, R. B., 301 Voigt, W. G., 1294
Shields, E. J., 301
Shorey, H. H., 1143 Ww
Showers, W. B., 677, 1092 Wallner, W. E., 447
Shukle, R. H., 376, 845 Walter, D. E., 478
Siemens, D. H., 610 Walter, G. H., 751
Simmons, A. M., 371 Weaver, D. K., 1121
Sivinski, J., 382 Webb, R. E., 822
Skinner, M., 1258 Wedberg, J. L., 1248
Smerage, G. H., 1341 Weiss, M. J., 604
Smith, A. M., 314 Welch, J. D., 350
Smith, Jr., J. W., 1160 Welker, W. V., 485
Smith, L., 877 Wells, J. D., 640
Snyder, W. E., 350 Werren, J. H., 173
Soper, R. S., 129 Weseloh, R. M., 901
Sorenson, C. E., 242 Westbrook, J. K., 1393
Sower, L. L., 1410 Westigard, P. H., 1319
Sparks, A. N., 1393 Weston, P. A., 560 1345
Spivak, M., 366 Whalon, M. E., 81
Spurgeon, D. W., 345 Wiedenmann, R. N., 1, 1160
Stein, K. J., 148 Wietlisbach, D. O., 136
Steinkraus, D. C., 1419 Wilkerson, G. G., 253
Sterling, W. L., 1178, 1457 Williams, H. J., 518
Stimac, J. L., 1341, 1427 Williams, III, L., 983
Stinner, R. E., 253 Wilson, L. T., 471
Stipanovic, R. D., 518 Wipfli, M. S., 1248
Story, J. M., 1052 Wiseman, B. R., 57, 888
Suckling, D. M., 949 Wolf, W. W., 1393
Sudayappa, K., 1351 Woodring, J. L., 183
Woodward, D. L., 1294
z Worrer, S. P., 689
Tabashnik, B. E., 808
Tauber, C. A., 1414 Y
Tauber, M. J., 1414 Yan, Y. T,81
Taverner, M. P., 307 Young, S. Y., 1220
Terry, L. I., 287 Yu, Y., 253
Thoenes, S. C., 1130
Thoeny, W. T., 1377 Z
Thorpe, K. W., 722 Zacharuk, R. Y., 1267
Thorvilson, H. G., 964 Zalom, F. G., 441
Tiarks, A. E., 1377 Zeltzer, A., 366
Tilmon, K. J., 350 Zhang, Z.-Q., 799
Timmins, P. R., 1357 Zoebisch, T. G., 1341
Tobi, D. R., 447
Todd, J. W., 121
Tomlin, E. S., 787
Torchio, P. F., 1086
Trimble, R. M., 50
U
Udayagiri, S., 1448
Unruh, T. R., 1319

CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 21, 1992
A Aphelinidae, Aphididae, 1433 Beauveria bassiana, red
abundance, host plants, 751 parasitism, 1433 imported fire ant, 1427
Nezara viridula, 751 aphid, Acremonium, 1046 Solenopsis invicta, 1427
Acremonium, aphids, 1046 development, 10 behavior, development, 1196,
host-plant resistance, 1946 host-plant resistance, 1046 1198
Acrididae, community ecology, survival, 10 distribution, 1110
461 aphid feeding behavior, virus- Empoasca fabae, 301
Entomophaga, 1202 vector interactions, 578 host finding, 301
Entomophthorales, 1202 zucchini yellow mosaic parasitoid, 1196
patch dynamics, 461 virus, 578 pest, 866
Adelges piceae, Fraser fir, 1103 Aphididae, Aphelinidae, 1433 Sitophilus zeamais, 1345
Homoptera, 1103 parasitism, 1433 Solenopsis invicta, 866
mosquito control, 1285 Apis mellifera, chlorferron, 860 starvation, 1345
xanthan gum, 1285 coumaphos, 860 stem borer, 1110
Aedes taeniorhynchus, oviposi- development time, 366 Tephritidae, 1154
tion, 737 gamma distribution, 436 Toxotrypana, 1154
sampling, 737 insect migration models, Bemisia tabaci, biological
aggregation pheromone, 436 control, 651
Carpophilus lugubris, 156 nerolic acid, 1130 Eretmocerus sp., 651
host odor attractants, 156 pheromone, 1130 preimaginal development,
agroecosystem dynamics, temperature, 366 359
diversity, 485 Apis mellifera scutellata, sex ratio, 556
Malus domestica, 485 defensive behavior, 1362 survival, 359
Agromyzidae, intraspecific stinging, 1362 Betula, Eriocrania, 1386
competition, 136 aquatic plants, Anopheles leaf miners, 1386
vegetable leaf miner, 136 albimanus, 598 biological control Anisop-
Agrotis ipsilon, migration, 1092 habitat classification, 598 teromalus calandrae, 877
migration oogenesis-flight arboreal spiders, family anthonomus grandis, 620
syndrome, 677 abundance, 74 Bemisia tabaci, 651
Pseudaletia unipuncta, 1092 population density, 74 Catolaccus grandis, 620
alfalfa, nabid, 191 armyworm, cropping systems, competition, 664, 1168
predation, 191 41 Cotesia flavipes, 1160
amylase inhibitors, methodol- natural enemies, 41 cotton, 1457
ogy, 646 Artogeia rapae, Plutella Diatraea saccharalis, 1160
plant resistance, 646 xylostella, 837 entomopathogenic fungus,
Anabrus simplex, rangelands, 94 Tanacetum vulgare, 837 901
sagebrush, 94 assortative mating, mating Eretmocerus sp., 651
Anastrepha suspensa, phero- behavior, 294 guild structure, 26
mones, 382 sterile-insect release, 294 herbivory, 1289
signaling, 382 attractant, Carpophilus spp., host-plant resistance, 888
Anisopteromalus calandrae, 1143 inoculative releases, 202
biological control, 877 Cestrum nocturnum, 854 introduction strategy, 26
parasitoid, 877 pheromone, 1143 keystone predators, 664
Anopheles albimanus, aquatic Trichoplusia ni, 854 landscape structure, 409
plants, 598 Lymantria dispar, 901
habitat classification, 598 B Lynx spiders, 1457
Antheraea assama, lipid baculovirus distribution, Musca domestica, 1419
reserves, 1398 Lymantria dispar, 307 Muscidifurax raptor, 1419
seasonal variation, 1398 optical enumeration, 307 Ostrinia nubilalis, 409
Anthonomus eugenii, dispersion, Baculovirus heiiothis, Panonychus ulmi, 1168
1013 Helicoverpa zea, 210 parasitoid, 877
sampling, 1013 simulated sunlight, 210 phenology, 164
Anthonomus grandis grandis, bait sprays, fruit fly eradication, Phytoseiidae, 478
overwintering survival, 117 1022 plant morphology, 478
reproduction, 117 invertebrates, 1022 reproduction, 832
anthonomus grandis, biological baits, sweetpotato, 957 Spodoptera frugiperda, 888
control, 620 wireworms, 957 tentiform lesfminers, 164
Catolaccus grandis, 620 barley yellow dwarf virus, Tetranychidae, 202
ants, Nicaragua, 61 feeding behavior, 376 Toxorhynchites splendens,
vegetational diversity, 61 Sitobion avenae, 376 832
weed management, 1289
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biology, cabbage webworm cinnamaldehyde, onion maggot, Cotesia melanoscela, hyperpara-
development, 527 453 sitism, 907
Clitostethus arcuatus, 659 ovipositional deterrent, 453 Lymantria dispar, 907
Hellula rogatalis, 527 Clitostethus arcuatus, biology, cotton, biological control, 1457
Siphominus phillyreae, 659 659 Lynx spiders, 1457
biotype E, corn, 1072 Siphominus phillyreae, 659 Oxyopes, 1178
Schizaphis graminum, 1072 clutch size, egg parasitism, 610 Pseudatomoscelis, 1178
bird populations, grasshopper Stator limbatus, 610 coumaphos, Apis mellifera, 860
control, 1239 Coccinellidae, degree-days, chlorferron, 860
nontarget arthropods, 1239 1139 cropping systems, armyworm,
birdsfoot trefoil, dispersion developmental threshold, 41
patterns, 1248 1139 natural enemies, 41
Miridae, 1248 Coccygomimus disparis, host Cryptolestes ferrugineus, spatial
Brachymeria intermedia, gypsy range, 401 model, 1351
moth, 394 Cochylis hospes, Smicronyx stored products, 1351
host switching, 760 fulvus, 493 Cucurbitacin C, Diabrotica,
parasitoid, 760 sunflowers, 493 1466
percentage parasitism, 394 Colorado potato beetle, Perilius sequestration, 1466
Bruchus pisorum, egg develop- bioculatus, 1212 Culex tarsalis, Lagenidium
ment, 314 Podisus maculiventris, 1212 giganteum, 183
egg survival, 314 community ecology, Acrididae, microbial control, 183
461 Culicidae, ecological risk
Cc patch dynamics, 461 assessment, 714
cabbage webworm development, community structure, lindane, insecticide drift, 714
biology, 527 745 cultural practices, preferred
Hellula rogatalis, 527 nontarget insecticide effect, crops, 969
Cacopsylla pyricola, dispersal, 745 wireworms, 969
1319 nontarget species, 731 Curculio occidentis, Cydia
sampling, 1319 rice-field drainage, 731 latiferreana, 975
Calliphoridae, carrion ecology, competition, biological control, Quercus agrifolia, 975
640 664, 1168 Cydia latiferreana, Curculio
interspecific interaction, 640 keystone predators, 664 occidentis, 975
Carpophilus lugubris, aggrega- Panonychus ulmi, 1168 Curculio occidentis, 975
tion pheromone, 156 conidia color, Entomopathogenic Quercus agrifolia, 975
host odor attractants, 156 fungi, 913 Cydia pomonella, degree-days,
Carpophilus spp., attractant, sunlight inactivation, 913 441
1143 conservation tillage, Ostrinia generation time, 441
pheromone, 1143 nubilalis, 388 Cyrtepistomus castaneus,
carrion ecology, Calliphoridae, predation, 388 dispersion, 247
640 consumption, simulation, 107 host density, 247
interspecific interaction, 640 survival, 107
Catolaccus grandis, anthonomus corn, biotype E, 1072 D
grandis, 620 Helicoverpa zea, 1441 Dalbulus maidis, maize, 566
biological control, 620 Schizaphis graminum, 1072 overwintering, 566
Cestrum nocturnum, attrac- Steinernema carpocapsae, defensive behavior, Apis
tants, 854 1441 mellifera scutellata, 1362
Trichoplusia ni, 854 corn earworm, feeding behavior, stinging, 1362
chalkbrood, Osmia lignaria 287 defoliation, gypsy moth, 1308
propinqua, 1086 larval preference, 287 herbivory, 501
pathogenic fungus, 1086 Corythucha, diapause, 1414 Hypera postica, 501
chlorferron, Apis mellifera, 860 lace bugs, 1414 phenology, 1308
coumaphos, 860 cost effective sampling, gypsy degree-day, Coccinellidae, 1139
Choristoneura occidentalis, moth, 722 Cydia pomonella, 441
nitrogen, 331 spatial distribution, 722 developmental threshold,
Choristoneura rosaceana, Cotesia flavipes, biological 1139
obliquebanded leafroller, control, 1160 generation time, 441
1007 Diatraea saccharalis, 1160 Hippodamia, 197
seasonal male flight, 1007 Cotesia marginiventris, host lady beetle, 197
Chrysomela scripta, feeding plant, 214 Delia antigua, host-plant
preferences, 508 Spodoptera frugiperda, 214 acceptance, 560
oviposition preferences, 508 oviposition, 560
December 1992 CuMULATIVE SuBJect INDEX 1481
Dendroctomus frontalis, dispersion patterns, birdsfoot Empoasca fabae, behavior, 301
elemental marking, 1377 trefoil, 1248 host finding, 301
Pinus taeda, 1377 Miridae, 1248 interspecific competition,
density, Frankliniella distribution, behavior, 1110 787
occidentalis, 322 stem borer, 1110 Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
sex ratios, 322 Diuraphis noxia, host-plant 787
density dependence, Lymantria resistance, 1296 endophytes, plant resistance, 68
dispar, 221 movement behavior, 1296 Schizaphis graminum, 68
population dynamics, 221 Russian wheat aphid, 1029 energy reserves, Dolichovespula
development, aphid, 10 spatial patterns, 1029 maculata, 148
behavior, 1196, 1198 diversity, agroecosystem foraging behavior, 148
Locusta migratoria dynamics, 485 entomogenous nematodes,
migratorioides, 939 Leiodidae, 1262 obligatory parasitism, 417
Nosema spp., 939 Malus domestica, 485 Spodoptera frugiperda, 417
parasitoid, 1196, 1198 seasonality, 1262 entomopathogenic fungus,
stage-frequency data, 1229 DNA probe, Paraphlepsius biological control, 901
stochastic model, 1229 irroratus, 81 conidia color, 913
survival, 10 X-disease, 81 Lymantria dispar, 901
development time, Apis Dolichovespula maculata, sunlight inactivation, 913
mellifera, 366 energy reserves, 148 Entomophaga maimaiga,
temperature, 366 foraging behavior, 148 epizootiology, 129
developmental rate, larval diet, Doppler radar, Melanoplus Lymantria dispar, 129
7380 sanguinipes, 921 Entomophaga, Acrididae, 1202
Spodoptera exigua, 780 updrafts, 921 Entomophthorales, 1202
developmental threshold, drought stress, Ostrinia Entomophthorales, Acrididae,
Coccinellidae, 1139 nubilalis, 1059, 1060 1202
degree-days, 1139 stem tunneling, 1059, 1060 Entomophaga, 1202
Diabrotica undecimpunctata dung-inhabiting insects, i Epilachna, Podisus
howardi, nitrogen fixation, vermectin, 871 maculiventris, 1
1002 nontarget species, 871 predation model, 1
soybean, 1002 Epiphyas postivittana, mating
Diabrotica, Cucurbitacin C, E disruption, 949
1466 ecological risk assessment, traps, 949
sequestration, 1466 Culicidae, 714 epizootiology, Entomophaga
diapause, Corythucha, 1414 insecticide drift, 714 maimaiga, 129
Helicoverpa zea, 1404 egg development, Bruchus Lymantria dispar, 129, 706
horn fly, 1134 pisorum, 314 sampling, 706
lace bugs, 1414 egg survival, 314 Eretmocerus sp., Bemisia tabaci,
phenology, 1052 egg dispersion, larval disper- 651
temperature, 1134, 1404 sion, 996 biological control, 651
voltinism, 1052 Prodiplosis longifila, 996 Eriocrania, Betula, 1386
Diatraea saccharalis, biological egg growth, lace bug predator, leaf miners, 1386
control, 1160 793 Euseius tularensis, pollen, 1371
Cotesia flavipes, 1160 Stethoconus japonicus, 793 predacious mite, 1371
diet, heavy metals, 160 egg hatch, fecundity, 276
metabolism, 160 Lymantria dispar, 276 F
dispersal, Cacopsylla pyricola, egg parasitism, clutch size, 610 F1 sterility, integrated pest
1319 Stator limbatus, 610 management, 57
genetic variation, 808 egg survival, Bruchus pisorum, Spodoptera frugiperda, 57
mantids, 350 314 family abundance, arboreal
Plutella xylostella, 808 egg development, 314 spiders, 74
sampling, 1319 elemental marking, population density, 74
Tenodera aridifolia sinensis, Dendroctomus frontalis, fecundity, egg hatch, 276
350 1377 Lymantria dispar, 276
dispersion, Anthonomus eugenii, Pinus taeda, 1377 feeding, longevity, 604
1013 ELISA, Lygus hesperus, 896 oviposition, 549
Cyrtepistomus castaneus, marking insects, 20 Phyllotreta cruciferae, 604
247 monoclonal antibody (MAb), Sitophilus oryzae, 549
host density, 247 20 feeding behavior, barley yellow
sampling, 1013 Pholetesor ornigis, 50 dwarf virus, 376
Phyllonorycter blancardella, corn earworm, 287
50 larval preference, 287
predation, 896 Sitobion avenae, 376
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feeding preferences, Chrysomela guild structure, biological herbivory, biological control,
scripta, 508 control, 26 1289
legume seedlings, 103 introduction strategy, 26 defoliation, 501
oviposition preferences, 508 gypsy moth, Brachymeria Hypera postica, 501
Sitona hispidulus, 103 intermedia, 394 weed management, 1289
flight, Harrisina brillians, 112 cost effective sampling, 722 Hippodamia, degree-day, 197
pheromone, 112 defoliation, 1308 lady beetle, 197
flight activity, Lymantria head capsule, 89 Homoptera, Adelges piceae, 1103
dispar, 822 Lymantria dispar, 89 Fraser fir, 1103
Malacosoma americanum, percentage parasitism, 394 horn fly, diapause, 1134
628 phenology, 1308 temperature, 1134
Malacosoma disstria, 628 spatial distribution, 722 host density, Cyrtepistomus
pheromone titers, 822 host plant, 173 castaneus, 247
flight behavior, Macrocentrus parasitoids, 173 dispersion, 247
grandii, 1448 host finding, behavior, 301
synomones, 1448 H Empoasca fabae, 301
foraging behavior, habitat, Megaphorus willistoni, host odor attractants, aggrega-
Dolichovespula maculata, 1333 tion pheromone, 156
148 predation, 1333 attractants, Carpophilus l
energy reserves, 148 habitat classification, Anopheles lugubris, 156
forest soils, Taeniothrips albimanus, 598 host plant, abundance, 751
inconsequens, 1253 aquatic plants, 598 Cotesia marginiventris, 214
vertical distribution, 1253 Harrisina brillians, flight, 112 gypsy moths, 173
forest structure, Hepialidae, pheromone, 112 Nezara viridula, 751
1273 head capsule, Gypsy moth, 89 parasitoids, 173
Lepidoptera, 1273 Lymantria dispar, 89 Spodoptera frugiperda, 214
Frankliniella occidentalis, heavy metals, diet, 160 host quality, Rhyacionia
density, 322 metabolism, 160 frustrana, 534
sex ratios, 322 Helicoverpa, population site-stand influences, 534
Fraser fir, Adelges piceae, 1103 dynamics, 253 host range, Coccygomimus
Homoptera, 1103 soybean, 253 disparis, 401
fruit fly, host-habitat finding, Helicoverpa zea, Baculovirus parasitism, 401
1189 heliothis, 210 host switching, Brachymeria
tephritid, 1189 corn, 1441 intermedia, 760
fruit fly eradication, bait sprays, diapause, 1404 parasitoid, 760
1022 leaf age, 264 host-habitat finding, fruit fly,
invertebrates, 1022 migration, 1393 1189
nuclear polyhedrosis virus, tephritid, 1189
G 1220 host-plant acceptance, Delia
gamma distribution, Apis Noctuidae, 1220 antigua, 560
mellifera, 436 planting date, 264 oviposition, 560
insect migration models, polyhedrosis virus, 1220 host-plant resistance,
436 pupae population estimates, Acremonium, 1046
generation time, Cydia 1393 aphids, 1046
pomonella, 441 simulated sunlight, 210 biological control, 888
degree-days, 441 Steinernema carpocapsae, Diuraphis noxia, 1296
genetic variation, dispersal, 808 1441 Heliothis virescens, 586
Plutella xylostella, 808 temperature, 1404 movement behavior, 1296
geostatistics, Limonius Heliothis virescens, gossypol, natural enemies, 586
californicus, 983 518 phenolics, 827
sampling, 983 host-plant resistance, 586 Spodoptera frugiperda, 888
gossypol, Heliothis virescens, metabolism, 518 variegation, 827
518 natural enemies, 586 Hylobius pales, Leptographium
metabolism, 518 Hellula rogatalis, biology, 527 procerum, 1077
grasshopper control, bira cabbage webworm develop- Pissodes nemorensis, 1077
populations, 1239 ment, 527 Hypera postica, defoliation, 501
nontarget arthropods, 1239 Hepialidae, forest structure, herbivory, 501
green onion, leaf miner, 1097 1273 hyperparasitism, Cotesia
Liriomyza sativae, 1097 Korscheltellus gracilis, 447 melanoscela, 907
guild, parasitoid, 230 Lepidoptera, 1273 Lymantria dispar, 907
Tortricoidea, 230 spruce-fir decline, 447