Environmental Entomology 1993: Vol 22 Index

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Volume 22, 1993
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Environmental Volume 22
Entomology Number 6
December 1993
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CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 22, 1993
A Clarke, G. M., 1362 Gaston, L. K., 920
Abrahamson, W. G., 388 Cloutier, C., 477 Gaugler, R., 796
Al-Obaidi, A. A., 1344 Cockfield, S. D., 607 Geden, C. J., 971, 1201
Albajes, R., 381 Coffelt, M. A., 1318 Gemeno, C., 1260
Albert, P. J., 824 Collins, A. M., 183 Gerber, R. G., 920
Alford, A. R., 167 Colvin, D. L., 1043 Gerhardt, K. O., 162
Allsopp, P. G., 10, 362, Comas, J., 381 Giblin-Davis, R. M., 93
1278 Comer, J. A., 613 Gillespie, T. J., 726
Altman, D. W., 1 Congdon, B. D., 1302 Gilmore, J. E., 404
Anderbrant, O., 445 Cook, J. M., 1213 Goldenberg, S., 837
Antonelli, A. L., 1302 Cooter, R. J., 339 Good, W. R., 831
Armbrust, E. J., 220 Cope, M.-L., 483 Gould, F., 283
Armes, N. J., 339 Corbett, A., 519 Grant, G. G., 154
Arpaia, S., 334 Cornell, H. V., 1294 Green, E. S., 791
Asante, S. K., 1060 Costa, H. S., 16 Gribko, L. S., 1066
Atzeni, M. G., 368 Coulson, R. N., 62 Grissell, E. E., 1813
Craig, T. P., 388 Gross, H. R., 1084
B Crist, T. O., 709
Bacheler, J. E., 716 Croft, B. A., 865 H
Ban, P. M., 1113 Cuperus, G. W., 305 Habeck, D. H., 1146
Barbercheck, M. E., 1166 Hagstrum, D. W., 33
Barnard, D. R., 971 D Hajek, A. E., 1172
Barrett, G. W., 541 Dahlsten, D. L., 49 Halaweish, F. T., 925
Bartelt, R. J., 837 Danthanarayana, W., 1060 Hall, D. J., 154
Beerwinkle, K. R., 554 Day, W. H., 1234 Harbach, R. E., 978
Benedict, J. H., 1, 273 DeAngelis, J. D., 1308 Hare, J. D., 432
Beninger, C. W., 766 Dowdy, A. K., 965 Harrell, M. O., 781
Bentley, M. D., 167 Dray, Jr., F. A., 1146 Harris, E. J., 404
Berberet, R. C., 305 Dunn, J. P., 948 Hart, E. R., 397
Berenbaum, M. R., 791 Dutcher, J. D., 810, 1016 Haukioja, E., 438
Bergh, J. C., 1325 Dysart, R. J., 1234 Haynes, K. F, 109
Betts, L. L., 699 Haysom, M.B.C., 1278
Bingaman, B. R., 397 E Head, G., 1096
Blumberg, D., 837 Eckenrode, C. J., 559 Heath, R. R., 464, 942
Bohls, R. A., 532 Eddleman, B. R., 273 Heinz, K. M., 1217
Boldt, P. E., 234 Edelson, J. V., 1266 Herbert, Jr., D. A., 693, 1251
Bomar, C. R., 489 Ellis, D. D., 190, 197 Hernandez, E. M., 99
Bonjour, E. L., 1344 Elsey, K. D., 567 Herrmann, D. P., 571
Borden, J. H., 319 Epsky, N. D., 464, 942 Hesler, L. S., 743
Bourchier, R. S., 642 Erlandson, C. M., 933 Higley, L. G., 311
Bradley, D., 190 Espelie, K. E., 547 Ho, C.-C., 21
Brann, D. E., 1251 Evans, E. W., 1392 Hoelmer, K. A., 49
Brodsgaard, H. F., 647 Hoffmann, D. F, 1140
Brose, P. H., 1118 F Hogmire, Jr., H. W., 716
Brown, J., 613 Fargo, W. S., 1344 Hohn, M. E., 1066
Brusven, M. A., 71, 1156 Fay, P. A., 1333 Holliday, N. J., 784
Bryan, M. D., 1234 Fereres, A., 1260 How, S. T., 388
Burger, T. L., 1234 Ferguson, C. S., 595 Howard, R.W., 965
Burlando, T: M., 859 Fescemyer, H. W., 933 Hoy, C. W., 418, 1096
Butterfield, C. H., 993 Fielding, D. J., 71 Hsu, C. L., 453
Fields, P. G., 470 Hull, L. A., 716
C Fitzpatrick, S. M., 818 Hunt, R. E., 109
Cairns, S. C., 1060 Flamn, R. O., 62
Callan, N. W., 831 Flanangan, G. J., 254 J
Cameron, E. A., 1118 Fleischer, S. J., 1124 Jacobson, D. A., 1338
Campbell, J. B., 212 Flint, H. M., 43 Jansson, R. K., 88
Cannon, Jr., W. N., 669 Follett, P. A., 283 Jenkins, M. J., 297
Capinera, J. L., 127 Fornasari, L., 684 Jennings, D. T., 1003
Carpenter, J. E., 1084 Foster, R. N., 532 Joern, A., 352
Carruthers, R. I., 885, French, J. D., 489 Johnson, F. A., 1043
1172 Fuxa, J. R., 425 Johnson, M. W., 16
Cartwright, B., 1266 Johnson, P. S., 993
Cate, J. R., 99, 226, 1161 G Johnson, 8. G., 477
Center, T. D., 1146 Gabor, J. W., 1358 Jones, C. J., 174
Chang, Y. Z., 411 Gabriel, A. D., 679 Jones, R. W., 99
Christianssen, C. A., 311 Gannon, M. R., 634 Jones, T. A., 1022, 1349
Chun, Y. S., 1009 Garcia, J. A., 1367 Jonsson, P., 445
Clancy, K. M., 116 Gardescu, S., 843 Judd, G.J.R., 1325
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K McMahon, M. J., 796 Pulley, P. E., 62
Kaakeh, W., 810, 1016 Meade, T., 432 Purcell, M., 246
Karel, A. K., 1076 Mendel, M. J., 167
Katovich, S. A., 154 Messina, F. J., 1022, 1349 Q
Kauffman, E. E., 459 Meyer, W. L., 1383 Quinn, M. A., 532, 993
Kaya, H. K., 859 Midgarden, D. G., 1124, 1251
Keaster, A. J., 162 Miller, M., 190, 197 R
Kehat, M., 837 Miller, M. E., 1266 Raffa, K. F, 190, 197
Kemp, W. P., 501, 733 Milne, B. T., 709 Rajab, M. S., 167
Kennedy, G. G., 283 Morales, J., 1092 Ramachandran, R., 190, 197
Kepner, R. L., 532 Morales-Ramos, J. A., 226 Rao, R. P., 134
Kharboutli, M. S., 663, 1134 Morgan, T. A., 1278 Reimer, N. J., 483
Kingsley, P. C., 1234 Morrill, W. L., 1358 Rejmankova, E., 978
Kinn, D. N., 1285 Mulekar, M. S., 346 Reuter, L. L., 915
Kish, L. P., 1156 Murphy, J. A., 699 Ricchiuto, B., 334
Klucas, G., 352 Richter, A. R., 425
Knauft, D. A., 1043 N Rinderer, T. E., 183
Knudsen, G. R., 874 Nafus, D. M., 265 Ring, D. R., 1, 273
Kozlov, M. V., 438 Nalepa, C. A., 1313 Risley, L. S., 57
Kring, T. J., 1338 Naranjo, S. E., 1051 Robacker, D. C., 13867
Nealis, V. G., 642 Roberts, D. R., 978
L Nechols, J. R., 238 Roberts, S. J., 220
Lachance, P., 1103 Nielson, D. C., 1022, 1349 Rock, G. C., 716
Lactin, D. J., 784 Nixon, K. H., 1251 Roden, D. B., 134
Lamari, L. L., 784 Nolan, M. A., 733 Roltsch, W. J., 577
Lance, D. R., 654 Nordin, G. L., 674 Roques, A., 297
Landivar, J. A., 273 Novak, M. G., 311 Rossignol, P. A., 1308
Lanza, J., 411 Nunney, L., 1217 Rowley, W. A., 311
Lapis, E. B., 3192 Nyomura, K., 43 Ruberson, J. R., 1338
Larkin, T. S., 1172 Nyrop, J. P., 595 Rutz, D. A., 1201
Lavallee, R., 824 Ryoo, M. L, 1009
Legaspi, J. C., 1193 Oo
Legg, D. E., 733 O'Neil, R. J., 1193 Ss
Lemenager, D., 459 O'Neill, K. M., 751 Sacchi, C. F, 116
Leonard, J. G., 1108 O'Neill, R. P, 751 Sachs, E. S., 1
Lessor, K.N.S.A., 154 Obrycki, J. J., 679 Samenus, Jr., R. J., 1333
Liebhold, A. M., 26, 1066 Oloumi-Sadeghi, H., 220 Sandlin, E. A., 625, 634
Lin, H., 1096 Omer, A. D., 16 Sappington, T. W., 141
Lindqvist, L., 1355 Onsager, J. A., 885, 1031 Scheffrahn, R. H., 1113
Linit, M. J., 1285 Ormord, A. M., 679 Schenk, T. C., 33
Lockwood, J. A., 489, 503, 733, Orr, C. J., 679 Schroeder, P. C., 595
904 Schultz, P. B., 1318
Logan, P., 759 P Schuster, D. J., 1188
Lombardo, D. A., 154 Packham, S. O., 1156 Schwalbe, C. P., 1234
Lopez, Jr., J. D., 554 Parajulee, M. N., 1035 Seal, D. R., 88
Lord, C. C., 82 Parker, B. L., 1108 Seitz, L. M., 965
Lorio, Jr., P. L., 948 Parks, N. J., 43 Sether, D. M., 1308
Lu, W., 759 Parr, J. C., 109, 674 Seymour, R. C., 212
Lynch, R. E., 375 Parrella, M. P., 1217 Shanks, Jr., C. H., 1302
Pass, B. C., 674 Shaver, T. N., 554
M Pavuk, D. M., 541 Shields, E. J., 595
MacRae, I. V., 865 Payton, M. E., 1344 Shipp, J. L., 726
Mack, T. P., 663, 802, 1134 Peairs, F. B., 1383 Shorey, H. H., 920
Maddox, J. V., 220 Pecor, J., 978 Showers, W. B., 141
Mahr, D. L., 607 Perez, P., 1260 Siegfried, B. D., 958
Manguin, S., 978 Perring, T. M., 915 Simmons, A. M., 3752
Manning, J. S., 1140 Peyton, E. L., 978 Simons, E. E., 26
Marino, P. C., 1294 Philips, T. W., 1035 Sims, S. R., 1
Martinat, P. J., 1003 Plant, R. E., 519 Sior, A., 26
Mauffette, Y., 824 Pomerinke, M. A., 489 Sisk, C. B., 920
Mayer, D. G., 368 Pons, X., 381 Sites, R. W., 571
Mayse, M. A., 577 Ponz, F., 1260 Smith, Jr., J. W., 849
McAuslane, H. J., 1043 Pooler, P. D., 532 Smith, L., 618
McCaffrey, J. P., 704 Poprawski, T. J., 1383 Smith, S. M., 1375
McCormick, L. H., 1118 Powell, J. E., 693 Smitley, D. R., 134
McCown, B., 190, 197 Price, P. W., 116 Sobhian, R., 234, 684
McGaughey, W. H., 965 Prokopy, R. J., 453 Soper, R. S., 1172
McKenzie, C. L., 1266 Pulim, S., 411 Sosa, E. S., 99
December 1993 CuMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX
Speese, J., 693 Wilson, L. T., 802
Stark, J. A., 305 Wiseman, B. R., 547
Stark, J. D., 246 Wolf, D. D., 1318
Steffey, K. L., 220 Wood, D. L., 920
Steinkraus, D. C., 1201, 1338 Woods, S. A., 751,1031
Stevens, M. M., 776 Wraight, S. P., 1383
Stinner, R. E., 716
Stone, T: B., 1 Y
Story, J. M., 831 Yafuso, M., 601
Straub, R. W., 559 Yamamoto, A. K., 43
Streett, D., 751, 1031, 1140 Yang, G., 547
Strom, K. B., 1275 Yasuda, G., 483
Su, N.-Y., 1113 Young, J. H., 346
Subramanyam, BH., 33 Young, L. J., 346, 958
Sullivan, G. T., 1278 Youngman, R. R., 1124, 1251
Sun, S., 699 Yuval, B., 459
Sutter, G. R., 743
Swallow, J. G., 1392 Z
Zangerl, A. R., 791
T Zehnder, G. W., 693
Tabashnik, B. E., 16 Zhu, Y., 162
Tallamy, D. W., 925
Tauber, C. A., 8432
Tauber, M. J., 843
Tebbets, J. S., 1140
Thurston, G. S., 859
Tillman, P. G., 1161
Tipping, P. W., 1402
Toscano, N. C., 915
Trichilo, P. J., 802
Troubridge, J. T., 818
U
Uchida, G. K., 246
Ullman, D. E., 16
Unger, J. D., 26
Vv
Vail, P. V., 1140
Vargas, R. 1, 246, 404, 453
Vargo, E. L., 411
Vaughn, T. T., 418
Velasco, L.R.I., 326
Villa, J. D., 183
Villani, M. G., 595
Vincent, C., 1103
Vogt, E. A., 238
W
Walgenbach, D. D., 532, 993
Walgenbach, J. F., 559
Walker, P. W., 10, 362
Walter, G. H., 326
Wang, Z. G., 874
Washino, R. K., 459
Weibull, J.H.W., 149
Weissling, T. J., 93
Wekesa, J. W., 459
Weseloh, R. M., 587
Wharton, R. A., 1188
Whitmore, R. C., 1003
Wichman, D., 1358
Wiedenmann, R. N., 849
Wiens, J. A., 709
Williams, R. N., 837
Willig, M. R., 571, 625, 634
Wilson, C. G., 254
Wilson, L. M., 704
CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 22, 1993
2-SPRT, negative binomial reproduction, 1344 population density, 438
distribution, 346 Anastrepha ludens, attractants, artificial honeydew, alfalfa, 1392
Sequential Probability Ratio 1367 biological control, 1892
Test, 346 food deprivation, 1367 atmospheric deposition, growth,
Anastrepha suspensa, food 669
A availability, 942 Lymantria dispar, 669
Acer saccharum, forest soils, light intensity, 464 attractant, Diabrotica virgifera
1118 pheromone periodicity, 464 virgifera, 654
Taeniothrips inconsequens, pheromones, 942 western corn rootworm, 654
1118 animal excrement, attraction, attractants, Anastrepha ludens,
Aceria malherbae, Convolvulus 453 1367
arvensis, 234 Ceratitis capitata, 453 food deprivation, 1367
weeds, 234 Anisota senatoria, late-season attraction, animal excrement,
Acrididae, nontarget organisms, defoliation, 1318 453
532 Quercus growth and vigor, Ceratitis capitata, 453
rangeland, 532 1318
Aculus schlechtendali, competi- Anopheles spp., aquatic vegeta- B
tion, 865 tion, 978 Bacillus thuringiensis,
Panonychus ulmi, 865 larval habits, 978 antifeedants, 334
Acyrthosiphon pisum, cover ant repellants, Formica aerata, Choristoneura fumiferana,
crops, 1016 920 197
intrinsic rate of increase, pheromones, 920 host plant resistance, 432
1016 Anthonomus grandis grandis, Hyphantria cunea, 197
Aedes spp., larval competition, Bracon mellitor, 1161 Populus, 190
311 host size, 1161 Spodoptera exigua, 432
replacement series, 311 Anthonomus grandis, Catolaccus transgenic insect resistance,
Aeneolamia varia, egg diapause, grandis, 226 190
1092 developmental rates, 226 transgenic plants, 334
pest management, 1092 host plants, 99 Bactrocera (=Dacus) dorsalis,
aggregation pheromones, pollen, 99 parasitoids, 246
Carpophilus spp., 837 Anticarsia gemmatalis, biological population dynamics, 246
host volatiles, 837 control, 425 bait stations, seedcorn maggot,
agroecosystem diversity, natural density, 933 1251
enemy enhancement, 519 development, 933 wireworms, 1251
vegetation management, 519 nuclear polyhedrosis virus, barrier band, Lymantria dispar,
Agrotis ipsilon, 425 587
Electroantennograms, 162 antifeedants, Bacillus sugar spray, 587
flight behavior, 141 thuringiensis, 334 Bathyplectes spp., Hypera postica,
flower volatiles, 162 Spodoptera frugiperda, 167 220, 674
migration, 141 synthetic model, 167 Zoophthora phytonomi, 220,
air pollution, Archips podana, transgenic plants, 334 674
438 Antistrophus silphii, fire, 1333 behavior, cranberry, 607
population density, 438 mortality, 1333 Lepidoptera, 607
Aleyrodes spiraeoides, malathion antixenosis, Heteropsylla cubana, olfactory responses, 1096
bait spray, 49 319 Plutella xylostella, 1096
parasitoids, 49 Leucaena, 319 Bemisia tabaci, esterase banding
alfalfa, artificial honeydew, 1392 Aphididae, defoliation, 1349 patterns, 16
biological control, 1392 Diuraphis noxia, 1349 parasitoids, 1043
allometry, body size, 1313 Diuraphis, 1022 peanuts, 375, 1043
Megastigmus aculeatus grass phenology, 1022 sweetpotato whitefly, 375
nigroflavus, 1313 Aphis, Myzus persicae, 1260 Trialeurodes vaporariorum,
Alocasia odora, cross-pollinators, vector propensity, 1260 16
601 Apis mellifera, overwintering, benefit-cost analysis, environ-
synhospitalic Colocasiomyia 183 mental safety, 904
flies, 601 temperature, 183 neoclassical biological
Alternaria porri, plant disease- apple, Eriosoma lanigerum, 1060 control, 904
insect interaction, 1266 spatial distribution, 1060 bigheaded ant, green scale, 483
Thrips tabaci, 1266 aquatic insects, detoxification natural enemies, 483
American grasshopper, host enzymes, 958 binomial sampling, rangelands,
preference, 127 pyrethroids, 958 733
Schistocerca, 127 aquatic vegetation, Anopheles survey, 733
amino acids, nectars, 411 spp., 978 biological control, alfalfa, 1392
Solenopsis spp., 411 larval habits, 978 Anticarsia gemmatalis, 425
Anagrapha falcifera, homologous Arachnida, Epitrimerus pyri, artificial honeydew, 1392
cell lines, 1140 1325 biotic mortality, 679
nuclear polyhedrosis, 1140 phenology, 1325 bird predation, 489
Anasa tristis, Cucurbitaceae, Archips podana, air pollution, Chrysoperla, 843
1344 438 Cotesia flavipes, 849
December 1993 CuMULATIVE SuBJECT INDEX 1419
Culicidae, 174 thistle, 1402 corn earworm, diapause, 693
Entomophthora muscae, 1201 insecta, 1402 Microplitis croceipes, 693
fecundity, 174 Catolaccus grandis, Anthonomus cost, Depressaria pastinacella,
functional response, 849 grandis, 226 791
grasshoppers, 885 developmental rates, 226 silk, 791
host plant resistance, 238 Cauchy distribution, Cochliomyia Cotesia flavipes, biological
Hypera postica, 1234 hominivorax, 368 control, 849
Hypolimnas, 265 dispersal, 368 functional response, 849
Liriomyza, 1188 Centaurea solstitialis, weed cover crops, Acyrthosiphon
Lyctocoris campestris, 1035 control, 684 pisum, 1016
Malacosoma disstria, 1375 weevil, 684 intrinsic rate of increase,
mass-rearing, 843 Cephus cinctus, IPM, 1358 1016
Musca domestica, 1201 supercooling, 1358 cranberry, behavior, 607
natural enemies, 885 Ceratitis capitata, animal Lepidoptera, 607
nontarget species, 265 excrement, 453 critical thermal maxima,
nuclear polyhedrosis virus, attraction, 453 cuticular permeability, 663
425 distribution, 404 lethal water loss, 663
parasite, 503, 1234 seasonality, 404 cross-pollinators, Alocasia odora,
pathogen, 503 cereals, overwintering, 381 601
pest management, 1188 Sitobion avenae, 381 synhospitalic Colocasiomyia
phytophagous insects, 254 Chironomus tepperi, develop- flies, 601
rangeland weeds, 704 ment, 776 crucifer, host preference, 418
Salvia aethiopis, 704 morphometrics, 776 Phyllotreta cruciferae, 418
Scelio opacus, 489 Choristoneura fumiferana, Cucurbitaceae, Anasa tristis,
stored-product, 1035 Bacillus thuringiensis, 197 1344
strawberry, 679 Hyphantria cunea, 197 reproduction, 1344
tri-trophic interactions, 238 Chrysomela scripta, phenolic cucurbitacins, Diabrotica
Trichogramma minutum, glycosides, 397 undecimpunctata howardi,
1375 Populus, 397 925
Xanthium occidentale, 254 Chrysopa perla, developmental phagostimulation, 925
biotic mortality, biological stability, 1362 Culicidae, biological control, 174
control, 679 pollution, 1362 fecundity, 174
strawberry, 679 Chrysoperla, biological control, habitat choice, 459
biotypes, cabbage maggot, 559 843 size variation, 459
Delia radicum, 559 mass-rearing, 843 current velocity, lotic ecology,
bird predation, biological control, Cochliomyia hominivorax, 571
489 Cauchy distribution, 368 substratum size, 571
Scelio opacus, 489 dispersal, 368 cuticular permeability, critical
body size, allometry, 1313 cold hardiness, Frankliniella thermal maxima, 663
cannibalism, 751 occidentalis, 647 lethal water loss, 663
interspecific competition, 751 supercooling, 647
Megastigmus aculeatus cold tolerance, Nezara viridula, D
nigroflavus, 1313 567 dallisgrass ergot, feeding
Bombus sp., metal concentration, overwintering, 567 attractant, 554
1355 Coleoptera, nucleation, 470 Helicoverpa zea, 554
Psityrus sp., 1355 stored products, 470 defoliation, Aphididae, 1349
Bracon mellitor, Anthonomus colonization, insect guilds, 62 Diuraphis noxia, 1349
grandis grandis, 1161 Scolytidae, 62 Delia radicum, biotypes, 559
host size, 1161 Colorado potato beetle larva, cabbage maggot, 559
Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, feeding, 784 Dendroctonus frontalis,
Dendroctonus frentalis, 1285 temperature dependence, 784 Bursaphelenchus xylophilus,
preformed defenses, 1285 community structure, seral plant 1285
communities, 71 drought, 948
C species diversity, 71 plant defense, 948
cabbage maggot, biotypes, 559 competition, Aculus preformed defenses, 1285
Delia radicum, 559 schlechtendali, 865 density, Anticarsia gemmatalis,
Callosobruchus chinensis, grasshopper, 352 933
oviposition, 1009 Panonychus ulmi, 865 development, 933
parasitism, 1009 sandhills grassland, 352 Musca domestica, 971
Canada thistle, Cassida cone damage, Larix decidua, 297 temperature, 971
rubiginosa, 1402 Strobilomyia spp., 297 Depressaria pastinacella, cost,
insecta, 1402 Convolvulus arvensis, Aceria 791
cannibalism, body size, 751 malherbae, 234 silk, 791
interspecific competition, 751 weeds, 234 detoxification enzymes, aquatic
Carpophilus spp., aggregation corn, development, 88 insects, 958
pheromones, 837 Euxesta stigmatis, 88 pyrethroids, 958
host volatiles, 837 Helicoverpa zea, 1338 development, Anticarsia
Cassida rubiginosa, Canada pupa mortality, 1338 gemmatalis, 933
December 1993 CuMULATIVE SuBsecT INDEX 1420
Chironomus tepperi, 776 diurnal resting shelter, Promargarodes spp., 10, 362
corn, Lutzomyia shannoni, 613 sampling, 10
density, 933 tree hole, 613 Eurosta solidaginis, galls, 388
Euxesta stigmatis, 88 drought, Dendroctonus frontalis, host plant phenology, 388
morphometrics, 776 948 Euxesta stigmatis, corn, 88
Pinus strobus, 824 plant defense, 948 development, 88
Pissodes strobi, 824
developmental rates, E F
Anthonomus grandis, 226 ecological genetics, resistance fecundity, biological control, 174
Catolaccus grandis, 226 management, 283 Culicidae, 174
developmental stability, simulation model, 283 Diuraphis noxia, 874
Chrysopa perla, 1362 economic injury level, physiologi- microbial control, 874
pollution, 1362 cal age, 273 feeding, Colorado potato beetle
Diabrotica undecimpunctata response surface, 273 larva, 784
howardi, cucurbitacins, 925 economic thresholds, discrimi- induction, 759
parasite-prey interactions, nant analysis, 305 Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
1166 Hypera postica, 305 759
phagostimulation, 925 egg diapause, Aeneolamia varia, temperature dependence, 784
southern corn rootworm, 1166 1092 feeding attractant, dallisgrass
Diabrotica virgifera virgifera, pest management, 1092 ergot, 554
attractant, 654 egg mass, Lymantriidae, 26 Helicoverpa zea, 554
geostatistics, 1124 sampling, 26 feeding behavior modification,
sampling, 1124 egg predation, Nicrophorus electronic monitoring system,
western corn rootworm, 654 vespilloides, 766 915
Diabrotica spp., toxic-bait Poecilochirus carabi, 766 Myzus persicae, 915
dispensers, 743 Electroantennograms, Agrotis feeding rate, functional re-
trapping, 743 ipsilon, 162 sponses, 1134
diapause, corn earworm, 693 flower volatiles, 162 Labidura riparia, 1134
Microplitis croceipes, 623 electronic monitoring system, Festuca arundinacea, endophyte,
diflubenzuron, nontarget effects, feeding behavior modification, 699
1003 915 Sphenophorus spp., 699
Orthoptera, 1003 Myzus persicae, 915 fire, Antistrophus silphii, 1333
Diglyphus begini, Liriomyza Eleodes spp., fractals, 709 mortality, 1333
trifolii, 1217 movements, 709 flight behavior, Agrotis ipsilon,
simulation model, 1217 emergence, hover, 796 141
Dioryctria ponderosae, Dior yctria Tabanus, 796 migration, 141
tumicolella, 781 endophyte, Festuca arundinacea, flight mill, Helicoverpa
susceptibility, 781 699 armigera, 339
Dioryctria resinosella, sex Sphenophorus spp., 699 insect flight, 339
pheromones, 154 Entomophaga calopteni, fungus flower volatiles, Agrotis ipsilon,
trapping, 154 infections, 1156 162
Dioryctria tumicolella, Dioryctria Melanoplus spp., 1156 Electroantennograms, 162
ponderosae, 781 Entomophaga maimaiga, food availability, Anastrepha
susceptibility, 781 epizootiology, 1172 suspensa, 942
diploid male, parasitoid, 1213 Lymantria dispar, 1172 pheromones, 942
rearing, 1213 Entomophthora muscae, food deprivation, Anastrepha
discriminant analysis, economic biological control, 1201 ludens, 1367
thresholds, 305 Musca domestica, 1201 attractants, 1367
Hypera postica, 305 environmental safety, benefit- foraging, Reticulitermes flavipes,
dispersal, Cauchy distribution, cost analysis, 904 1113
368 neoclassical biological territories, 1113
Cochliomyia hominivorax, 368 control, 904 forest soils, Acer saccharum,
dispersion, mulberry, 21 Epitrimerus pyri, Arachnida, 1118
sequential sampling, 802 1325 Taeniothrips inconsequens,
Spissistilus festinus, 802 phenology, 1325 1118
Tetranychus kanzawai, 21 epizootiology, Entomophaga Formica aerata, ant repellants,
distribution, Ceratitis capitata, maimaiga, 1172 920
404 Lymantria dispar, 1172 pheromones, 920
seasonality, 404 Microsporidia, 1031 fractals, Eleodes spp., 709
Diuraphis noxia, Aphididae, vertical transmission, 1031 movements, 709
1349 Eriosoma lanigerum, apple, 1060 Frankliniella occidentalis, cold
defoliation, 1349 spatial distribution, 1060 hardiness, 647
fecundity, 874 esterase banding patterns, generalist predators, 477
microbial control, 874 Bemisia tabaci, 16 impatiens necrotic spot virus,
parasitoids, 1383 Trialeurodes vaporariorum, 1308
pathogens, 1383 16 life tables, 1308
Diuraphis, Aphididae, 1022 Eumargarodes laingi, supercooling, 647
grass phenology, 1022 margarodids, 362 temperature, 726
December 1993 CumuLative Sussect INDEX
Tetranychus urticae, 477 Heliothis armigera, intercrop- nontarget species, 265
vapor pressure deficit, 726 ping, 1076
fruit insects, modeling, 716 Maruca testulalis, 1076 I
phenology, 716 Hepialidae, sampling, 1108 impatiens necrotic spot virus,
functional responses, biological sticky trap, 1108 Frankliniella occidentalis,
control, 849 herbivory, grasses, 993 1308
Cotesia flavipes, 849 Lamponius portoricensis, 625 life tables, 1308
feeding rate, 1134 leaf abscission, 57 induction, feeding, 759
Labidura riparia, 1134 litterfall, 57 Leptinotarsa decemlineata,
fungus infections, Entomophaga Melanoplus sanguinipes, 993 759
calopteni, 1156 nutrient constraints, 625 inherited sterility, Helicoverpa
Melanoplus spp., 1156 Heteropsylla cubana, antixenosis, zea, 1084
319 substerile males, 1084
G Leucaena, 319 insect flight, flight mill, 339
galls, Eurosta solidaginis, 388 Heterorhabditis bacteriophora, Helicoverpa armigera, 339
host plant phenology, 388 insect-entomopathogenic insect guilds, colonization, 62
generalist predators, nematode interactions, 595 Scolytidae, 62
Frankliniella occidentalis, Nematoda, 859 insect pheromones, Rhyzopertha
477 Popillia japonica, 595 dominica, 965
Tetranychus urticae, 477 Steinernema carpocapsae, 859 wheat grain volatiles, 965
genetically modified cotton, homologous cell lines, insect vectors, Graminella
plant resistance, 1 Anagrapha falcifera, 1140 nigrifrons, 109
transgenic cotton, 1 nuclear polyhedrosis, 1140 plant pathogens, 109
geostatistics, Diabrotica virgifera host plant phenology, Eurosta insect-entomopathogenic
virgifera, 1124 solidaginis, 388 nematode interactions,
sampling, 1124 galls, 388 Heterorhabditis bacteriophora,
gossyplure, Pectinophora host plant resistance, Bacillus 595
gossypiella, 43 thuringiensis, 432 Popillia japonica, 595
pheromones, 43 biological control, 238 insecta, Canada thistle, 1402
Graminella nigrifrons, insect larval behavior, 547 Cassida rubiginosa, 1402
vectors, 109 Spodoptera exigua, 432 intercropping, Heliothis
plant pathogens, 109 Spodoptera frugiperda, 547 armigera, 1076
grass phenology, Aphididae, tri-trophic interactions, 238 Maruca testulalis, 1076
1022 host plants, Anthonomus interspecific competition, body
Diuraphis, 1022 grandis, 99 size, 751
grasses, herbivory, 993 pollen, 99 cannibalism, 751
Melanoplus sanguinipes, 993 host preference, American intrinsic rate of increase,
grasshoppers, biological control, grasshopper, 127 Acyrthosiphon pisum, 1016
885 crucifer, 418 cover crops, 1016
competition, 352 Lymantria dispar, 134 IPM, Cephus cinctus, 1358
natural enemies, 885 Phyllotreta cruciferae, 418 supercooling, 1358
sandhills grassland, 352 Schistocerca, 127 Ixodes dammini, mortality, 82
green scale, bigheaded ant, 483 trunk, 134 New York, 82
natural enemies, 483 host size, Anthonomus grandis
growth, atmospheric deposition, grandis, 1161 K
669 Bracon mellitor, 1161 kriging, Lymantria dispar, 1066
Lymantria dispar, 669 host switching, Nezara viridula, variogram, 1
reproduction, 149 326
Rhopalosiphum padi, 149 survival, 326 L
growth rates, Lymantria dispar, host volatiles, aggregation Labidura riparia, feeding rate,
642 pheromones, 837 1134
tannins, 642 Carpophilus spp., 837 functional responses, 1134
habitat choice, Culicidae, 459 hover, emergence, 796 Lamponius portoricensis,
size variation, 459 Tabanus, 796 herbivory, 625
Hypera postica, Bathyplectes spp., nutrient constraints, 625
H 220, 674 plant apparency, 634
Harrisina brillians, phenology, biological control, 1234 understory, 634
577 discriminant analysis, 305 Larix decidua, cone damage, 297
phenology model, 577 economic thresholds, 305 Strobilomyia spp., 297
Helicoverpa armigera, flight parasite, 1234 larval behavior, host plant
mill, 339 Zoophthora phytonomi, 220, resistance, 547
insect flight, 339 674 Spodoptera frugiperda, 547
Helicoverpa zea, corn, 1338 Hyphantria cunea, Bacillus larval habits, Anopheles spp.,
dallisgrass ergot, 554 thuringiensis, 197 978
feeding attractant, 554 Choristoneura fumiferana, aquatic vegetation, 978
inherited sterility, 1084 197 larval competition, Aedes spp.,
pupa mortality, 1338 Hypolimnas, biological control, 311
substerile males, 1084 265 replacement series, 311
December 1993 CuMULATIVE SuBsEcT INDEX 1422
late-season defoliation, Anisota control, 1375 feeding behavior modification,
senatoria, 1318 Trichogramma minutum, 915
Quercus growth and vigor, 1375 vector propensity, 1260
1318 malathion bait spray, Aleyrodes
leaf abscission, herbivory, 57 spiraeoides, 49 N
litterfall, 57 parasitoids, 49 natural enemies, bigheaded ant,
leaf area, natural enemies, 116 margarodids, Eumargarodes
Pontania sp. nr. pacifica, 116 laingi, 362 biological control, 885
leaf phenology, oviposition, 1294 Promargarodes spp., 362 grasshoppers, 885
Phytomyza ilicicola, 1294 Maruca testulalis, Heliothis green scale, 483
Lepidoptera, behavior, 607 armigera, 1076 leaf area, 116
cranberry, 607 intercropping, 1076 Pontania sp. nr. pacifica, 116
Leptinotarsa decemlineata, mass-rearing, biological control, natural enemy enhancement,
feeding, 759 843 agroecosystem diversity, 519
induction, 759 Chrysoperla, 843 vegetation management, 519
lethal water loss, critical Megastigmus aculeatus nectars, amino acids, 411
thermal maxima, 663 nigroflavus, allometry, 1313 Solenopsis spp., 411
cuticular permeability, 663 body size, 1313 negative binomial distribution,
Leucaena, antixenosis, 319 Melanocallis caryaefoliae, 2-SPRT, 346
Heteropsylla cubana, 319 Monelliopsis pecanis, 810 Sequential Probability Ratio
life history, parasitoid, 618 pecan, 810 Test, 346
Pectinophora gossypiella, 1051 Melanoplus sanguinipes, grasses, Nematoda, Heterorhabditis
Podisus maculiventris, 1193 993 bacteriophora, 859
predation, 1193 herbivory, 993 Steinernema carpocapsae, 859
relative humidity, 618 Melanoplus spp., Entomophaga neoclassical biological control,
Trichogrammatoidea bactrae, calopteni, 1156 benefit-cost analysis, 904
1051 fungus infections, 1156 environmental safety, 904
life tables, Frankliniella metal concentration, Bombus sp., Neodiprion sertifer, pheromone
occidentalis, 1308 1355 traps, 445
impatiens necrotic spot virus, Psityrus sp., 1355 pine sawfly, 445
1308 microbial control, Diuraphis New York, Ixodes dammini, 82
light intensity, Anastrepha noxia, 874 mortality, 82
suspensa, 464 fecundity, 874 Nezara viridula, cold tolerance,
pheromone periodicity, 464 Microplitis croceipes, corn 567
Liriomyza trifolii, Diglyphus earworm, 693 host switching, 326
begini, 1217 diapause, 693 Nezara viridula, overwintering,
simulation model, 1217 Microsporidia, epizootiology, 567
Liriomyza, biological control, 1031 survival, 326
1188 vertical transmission, 1031 Nicrophorus vespilloides, egg
pest management, 1188 migration, Agrotis ipsilon, 141 predation, 766
litterfall, herbivory, 57 flight behavior, 141 Poecilochirus carabi, 766
leaf abscission, 57 modeling, fruit insects, 716 nontarget effects, diflubenzuron,
lotic ecology, current velocity, phenology, 716 1003
571 stored-grain ecosystem, 33 Orthoptera, 1003
substratum size, 571 trapping, 33 nontarget organisms, Acrididae,
Lutzomyia shannoni, diurnal Monelliopsis pecanis, 532
resting shelter, 613 Melanocallis caryaefoliae, 810 rangeland, 532
tree hole, 613 pecan, 810 nontarget species, biological
Lyctocoris campestris, biological morphometrics, Chironomus control, 265
control, 1035 tepperi, 776 Hypolimnas, 265
stored-product, 1035 development, 776 nuclear polyhedrosis, Anagrapha
Lymantria dispar, atmospheric mortality, Antistrophus silphii, falcifera, 1140
deposition, 669 1333 homologous cell lines, 1140
barrier band, 587 fire, 1333 nuclear polyhedrosis virus,
Entomophaga maimaiga, 1172 Ixodes dammini, 82 Anticarsia gemmatalis, 425
epizootiology, 1172 New York, 82 biological control, 425
growth, 669 movements, Eleodes spp., 709 nucleation, Coleoptera, 470
growth rates, 642 fractals, 709 stored products, 470
host preference, 134 mulberry, dispersion, 21 nutrient constraints, herbivory,
kriging, 1066 Tetranychus kanzawai, 21 625
sugar spray, 587 Musca domestica, biological Lamponius portoricensis, 625
tannins, 642 control, 1201
trunk, 134 density, 971 Oo
variogram, 1066 Entomophthora muscae, 1201 olfactory responses, behavior,
Lymantriidae, egg mass, 26 temperature, 971 1096
sampling, 26 Myzus persicae, Aphis, 1260 Plutella xylostella, 1096
electronic monitoring system, Orthoptera, diflubenzuron, 1003
Malacosoma disstria, biological 915 nontarget effects, 1003