Environmental Entomology 2008: Vol 37 Index & Table of Contents

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CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 37, 2008
A Buczkowski, G., 741 Dively, G. P., 1
Abbasipour, H., 38 Burd, J. D., 586 Dixon, P. M., 1
Abel, C. A., 1538 Butler, C. D., 964 Doblas-Miranda, E., 857
Adair, R. C., Jr, 914 Dole, S. A., 1461
Adamczyk, J. J., 1396 C Dong, L., 263
Addicott, J. F., 1017 Capinera, J. L., 1565 Dorhout, D. L., 1280
Allender, C. J., 817 Dorn, S., 1291
Cappaert, D. L., 230
Alleyne, M., 1307 Carcamo, H. A., 1214 Dosdall, L. M., 1451
Alston, D. G., 1272 Cardoza, Y. J., 956 Dowd, M. K., 1081
Alvarez, J. M., 592 Dreves, A. J., 409
Carel, Y., 307
Amarasekare, K. G., 630 Du, L., 29
Carpenter, J. E., 1291
Andersen, P. C., 1049 Carriiere, Y., 1514 Duan, J. J., 1, 278, 838
Anulewicz, A. C., 230 Carrillo, D., 1565 Duke, S. E., 1081
Arbab, A., 138] Carroll, A. S., 586 Dunlap, C. A., 1126
Arbogast, R. T., 131 Castafiera, P., 1354 Dupont, M. M., 1224
Ayres, M. P., 650 Duyck, P. F., 307
Cazares, C. L., 876
Dyer, L. A., 947
Chamberlain, S. A., 808
B
Baba, Y. G., 938 Chapman, P. S., 1086
Babu, A., 1416 Chen, X.-X., 1264 E
Bahlai, C. A., 973 Cheng, D.-F., 774 Eigenbrode, S. D., 592
Bai, B. B., 277 Cheng, J., 748 Elkinton, J. S., 1429
Childers, C. C., 555 Ellersieck, M. R., 1558
Barbehenn, R. V., 1113
Baselga, A.. 1488 Chong, J.-H., 323 Elliott, N. C., 315, 1063
Bauer, L. S., 1344 Clancy, K. M., 94, 817 Ellsworth, P. C., 1514
Clark, T. L., 247 Embrey, S. K., 255
Bean, C., 897
Clayton, G. W., 1451 Emerick, J. J., 871
Beaver, R. A., 146]
Behan-Pelletier, V. M., 464 Corlay, F., 907 Epsky, N. D., 630, 1119
Behle, R. W.. 162, 1126 Corn, J. G., 510 Esiekpe, O., 478
Corronca, J. A., 419
Benbow, M. E., 1162
Bennett, G. W., 741 Cété, M.-J., 636 F
Berenbaum, M. R., 601 Cottrell, T. E., 162, 1508 Fadamiro, H. Y., 555
Berkebile, D. R., 625 Coubes, M., 307 Farinos, G. P., 1354
Beroiz, B., 1354 Crist, T. O., 897 Fathipour, Y., 38
Billings, R. F., 650 Cristofaro, M., 1185 Feng, H.-Q., 774
Blackburn, L. M., 87 Crook, D. J., 356 Feng, M.-G., 1264
Blanco, C. A., 1538 Crowder, D. W., 1514 Fidgen, J. G., 1498
Bloem, K. A., 129] Cruz-Lépez, L., 876 Fiedler, A. K., 707
Bloem, S., 1291 Cuda, J. P., 862 Fisher, J., 1126
Boano, G., 1145 Fletcher, M. R., 546
Boettner, G., 1429 D Floris, [., 505
Boiteau, G., 575 Dalthorp, D., 409 Francese, J. A., 356
Boivin, G., 907 Damborsky, M. P., 419 Frank, S. D., 478
Boone, C. K., 150 Dashiell, K. E., 247 Fraser, [., 356
Bosque-Pérez, N. A. David, J. F., 45 Freeland, T. B., Jr, 198
Bourassa, S., 1214 Davis, A.L.V., 431 French, B. W., 247
Bower, N. W., 871 Decker, K. B., 670 Friedenberg, N. A., 650
Bowling, D., 1373 Degomez, T. E., 57, 94, 817 Fuest, J., 1508
Boyero, J. R., 1531 Delaney, K. J., 1332 Fuxa, J. R., 755
Brady, J. A., 1525 De La Poza, M., 1354
Branson, D. H., 686 DeLucia, E. H., 601 G
Brent, C. S., 883 Descampe, A., 224 Ganan, I., 1488
Broatch, J. S., 1451 Desurmont, G. A., 520, 845, Gandhi, K.J.K., 725
Brodbeck, B. V., 1049 Diaz, M.D.C., 520, 1438 Gao, F., 29
Brown, R. L., 453 Diaz, R., 862 Gao, X. W., 1410
Brunner, J. F., 192, 679 Dickenson, R. M., 782 Garcia, A. H., 1531
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Gardner, W. A., 162 Higley, L. G., 1332 Kouchoukos, N., 650
Garthwaite, D., 546 Hill,J .G ., 453 Kratz, C. J., 734
Gaylord, M. L., 57 Hilton, R., 980 Krehbiel, R. L., 1224
Ge, F., 29 Hodge, S., 1573 Krupke, C. H., 192
Ghimire, M. N., 1300 Hoelmer, K. A., 391 Kuang, L. F., 719
Giles, K. L., 315, 1063 Hoffman Gray, R., 1174 Kumm, S., 1422
Gilles, J., 45 Hofstetter, R. W., 57, 70 Kurtural, S. K., 608
Goane, L., 1025 Horn, D. J., 725, 1258
Goenaga, R., 110 Horton, D. L., 1508 B
Golizadeh, A., 38 Hu, C., 825 aaird, C., 1126
Gonzalez-Hernandez, H., 876 Hu, J.-H., 206 aaird, R. A., 1017
Grace, J. K., 400 Huang, M., 1043 uambert, B. D., 11
Graf, G., 472 Huang, Z.-H., 1264 sambert, S., 719
Greenberg, S. M., 1396 Huesing, J. E., 838 uandis, D., 707
Grinberg, P. S., 636 Hulcr, J., 1461 aarney, F. J., 1214
Groves, R. L., 79, 787 Hunter, W. B., 1049 uarsen, K. J., 147]
Gu, H.-N., 374 Husseneder, C., 400 sarsen, T. E., 1136
Guillemaud, T., 293 varson, T. L., 980
Giiltekin, L., 1185 I auzire, I, 925
Guo, J.-Y., 263, 1035 Isaacs, R., 707 uayne, J. R., Jr, 1069
Guo, Y.-Y., 774, 1410 Lecomte, P., 45
Gwynne, D. T., 889 J Lee, J.-H., 660
James, J., 1373 Leszczynski, C. F., 1069
H Jenkins, D. A., 110 Lewis, L. C., 615
Hagler, J. R., 787 Jenkins, M. J., 281] Liebman, M., 121
Hahn, D. A., 1074 Jiang, C., 838 Liere, H., 143
Haile, F. J., 1332 Jiang, C.-Y., 825 Lindo, Z., 464
Hakkarainen, H., 51 Jiang, H.-B., 1105 Liu, J.-C., 1105
Halbert, S. E., 586 Jiang, X.-F., 1389 Liu, )
Hall, D. G., 914 Joern, A., 333 Liu,
Hall, D. R., 719 Johnson, A. V., 1224 Liu, S.-S.,
Hallett, R. H., 973 Johnson, M. W., 787 Liu, T
Hamilton, B., 1099 Jonas, J. L., 333 Liu
Hamilton, G. C., 348 Jones, D. B., 1063 Livingston, G. F., 734
Hammons, D. L., 608 Jones, V. P., 192, 679 Loaiza, V., 333
Han, L.-Z., 374, 1361 Joost Pr. w.. 253 Longnecker, M. T., 796
Han, Z.-J., 263 Lopez, J. D., Jr, 1081
Hance, T., 224 K L6épez-Collado, J., 876
Handelsman, J., 1344 Kamali, K., 38 L6épez-Guillén, G., 876
Hanks, L. M., 1307 Kang, L., 29 Lorch, P. D., 889
Hanula, J. L., 1403 Karumuru, B., 719 Lorimer, C. G., 1174
Harding, K. M., 546 Kattes, D., 1] Lou, Y., 748
Hargroder, T.., Keathley. C. P.. 1548 Lévei, G. L., 263
Harker, K. N., Keena, M. A., 636 Luo, L.-Z., 1389
Harwood, J. D., 525, 990 Keim, P., 817 Lv, J., 796
Hawkins, L., 980 Kendra, P. E., 1119 Lynch, D. H., 575
Heath, R. R., 1119 Kennedy, G. G., 79, 1154 Lyytikainen-Saarenmaa, P., 1582
Hebbar, P., 719 Ketner, K., 980
Hebertson, E. G., 281 Khrimian, A., 356 M
Heimpel, G. E., 301 Kim, H., 660 Maben, R. E., 1113
Heist, E. J., 271 Kim, H. G., 1272 Macagno, A.L.M., 1145
Hellmich, R. L., 1, 615 Kim, K. S., 293 Macleod, E. C., 973
Helms, K. R., 487 King, B. H., 782 Maisin, N., 719
Hentz, M. G., 586, 914 Klepzig, K. D., 956 Malo, E. A., 876
Herbert, J. J., 1258 Knight, A. L., 980, 1136 Mannion, C. M., 323, 630
Herman, R. A., 255 Knoester, J. J., 1113 Manrique, V., 862
Herms, D. A., 242 Knopper, L. D., 546 Marshall, D. B., 366
Hernandez-Crespo, Koch, F. H., 442 Martin, A. R., 1074
Hibbard, B. E., 247, Kohler, G. R., 494, 1477 Martin, R. C., 575
Higdon, M. L., 1558 Kok, L. T., 1498 Martinez-Ferri, E., 153]
Higgins, L. S., 1 Kontodimas, D. C., 1381 Massad, T. J., 947
Hight, S. D., 1291 Koppenhdofer, A. M., 1126 Mastro, V. C.. 356
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Matadha, D., 348 Pasonen, H.-L., 1582 S
Mathur, S., 472 Pasteels, J., 224 Sachin, J. P., 1416
Matsuura, K., 400 Pearson, C. V., 947 Salom, S. M., 1498
Mattson, W. J., 1003 Peck, D. C., 1438 Sanford, M. R., 1525
Mausel, D. L., 1498 Pena, J). E., 1565 Sappington, T. W., 293, 1280,
Mazzocchetti, A., 382 Peng, Y.-F., 825, 136] 1396
McCormick, R., 255 Pérez, M. J., 1531 Sarkar, S., 650
McCullough, D. G., 230 Perfecto, I., 143, 181 Sarvary, M. A., 1291
McMillin, J. D., 57, 94, 817 Perring, T. M., 568 Sato, H., 1231
McNeill, M. R., 1381 Satta, A., 505
Peterson, R.K.D., 1332
Meck, M. C., 1154 Savopoulou-Soultani, M., 16
Pfannenstiel, R. S., 996
Meskens, C., 224 Sawyer, A. J., 356
Pfeiffer, D. G., 1208
Miller, A., 94 Schaafsma, A. W., 973
Phillips, T. W., 1300
Miller, N. J., 293 Schlising, R. A., 808
Philpott, S. M., 181
Mineau, P., 546 Schloss, P. D., 1344
Mironidis, G. K., 16 Phoofolo, M. W., 315 Schneider, M. IL, 1252
Mitchell, F., 925 Pike, K. S., 472 Scholtz, C. H., 431
Miyashita, T., 938 Polak, M., 1099 Schrey, A. W., 271
Mizell, R. F., I, 1049 Poland, T. M., 230, 356 Schrey, N. M., 271
Montgomery, W. S., 1119 Porter, P., 1373 Schweikert, Y. M., 1558
Morales-Ramos, J. A., 1538 Porter, S. D., 1074 Sciarretta, A., 382
Moreira, G.R.P., 1323 Portilla, M., 1538 Sears, M. K., 973
Moritz, G., 1422 Potter, D. A., 608, 1548 Seligmann, R., 787
Morsello, S. C., 79 Powell, G., 1573 Selvasundaram, R., 1416
Moser, J. C., 956 Powell, J. E., 400 Setamou, M., 1396
Moser, S. E., 525, 1307 Prasifka, J. R., 1 Seto, M., 1438
Moya-Raygoza, G., 147] Preisser, E., 1429 Shan, G., 255
Munoz, S. T., 1531 Puckhaber, L. S., 1081 Shapiro-Ilan, D. I., 162
Muraleedharan, N., 1416 Puranasakul, W., 1461 Sheather, S., 925
Murphy, 8S. T., 1035 Pureswaran, D. S., 70 Shrewsbury, P. M., 478
Myers, H. M., 11 Purrington, F. F., 725 Silverman, B., 725
Purung, H. B., 719 Simmons, A. M., 391
N Sing, S. E., 131
Nadel, H., 787 Sisterson, M. S., 1200
Nagata, R. T., 586 R Sivinski, J., 764
Nansen, C., 1373 Raffa, K. F., 150, 956, 1174, 1344 Six, D. L., 150
Nault, B. A., 79 Rantala, M. J., 51 Smith, L., 1185
Nay, J. E., 568 Rashed, A., 1099 Smith, Lincoln, 510
Nesbitt, M., 555 Raworth, D. A., 472 Smith, W. D., 442
Nielsen, A. L., 348 Rebek, E. J., 242 Smitley, D. R., 242
Northfield, T., 1049 Reeve, J. D., 271 Snodgrass, G. L., 1538
Novoa, F., 1488 Ren, N., 748 Snyder, A. L., 871
Novy, R. G., 592 Rendon, P. A., 764 Snyder, M. A., 871
Nuessly, G. S., 586 Reyes-L6épez, J., 857 Soares, G.L.G., 1323
Rice, M. E., 121, 1280 Sonthichai, S., 1461
O Sorvari, J., 51
Richter, A., 755
Obrycki, J. J., 525 Spence, J. R., 1214
Riley, D. G., 213
Oishi, M., 123] Srinivasan, R., 592
Rimoldi, F., 1252
O'Neil, R. J., 964 Stasek, D. J., 897
Ring, D., 755
O'Neill, B. F., 601 Stassi, M., 1145
Robertson, I. C., 850
O'Rourke, M. E., 121 Stenger, D. C., 787
Roda, A. L., 323
Ortego, F., 1354 Stiefel, V. L., 494, 1477
Rodrigues, D., 1323
Osborne, L. S., 630 Stipanovic, R. D., 1081
Overholt, W. A., 862 Roitberg, B. D., 534 Stolz, U., 293
Ovediran, I. O., 247 Rojas, J. C., 876 Story, J. M., 510
Rojas, M. G., 1538 Sullivan, B. T., 70, 1403
P Rolando, A., 1145 Sumera, A., 748
Palestrini, C., 1145 Ronco, A. E., 1252 Sumerford, D. V., 293
Papadopoulos, G. D., 340 Ross, D. W., 494, 1477 Summerville, K. S., 453, 1224
Papadoulis, G. T., 340 Rubio, G. D., 419 Sun, J.-Z., 755
Parajulee, M. N., 29, Ruiu, L., 505 Sun, Y.-C., 29
Parry, D., 1429 Runkle, J. R., 696 Sword, G. A., 889
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Vittum, P. J., 1126 Wu, J., 1043
Tabashnik, B. E., 1514 Vogt, J. T., 198 Wu, J.-C., 206
Takada, M., 938 Wu, K., 301, 774, 1043, 1361, 1410
Tanigoshi, L. K., 472 Ww Wu, X.-F., 774
Tate, C. D., 615 Wagner, D. M., 817 Wyckhuys, K.A.G., 301
Taylor, D. B., 625 Wagner, M. R., 57
Taylor, R. M., 996 vaits, E. R., 293 X
Teixeira, D., 838 Walgenbach, J. F., 1154 Xiang, C.,
Terada, S., 938 Wallet, B., 198 Xiao, Y., tii
Teran-Vargas, A. P., 1538 Wallin, K. F., 494, 1477 Xu, H.-W., 206
Tillard, E., 45 Wallner, W. E., 636
Tipping, C., 1049 Wan, F.-H., 263, 1035
Tobin, P. C., 87, 1174 van, P., 1043 Yanagi, Y., 938
Toledo, J., 876 Wang, F., 1361 Yang, G.-Q., 206
Tomberlin, J. K., 11, 1525 Wang, J.-J., 1105 Yang, R.-C., 1451
Traniello, J.F.A., 883 Wang, L., 301 Yao, H.-W., 825
Trematerra, P., 382 Wang,g ggyaaaa S., 719 Ye, G.-Y., 825
Trier, T. M., 1003 Wang, X., 748 Yeargan, K. V., 670
Trimble, R. M., 366 Wang, Z.-Y., 1105 Yee, W. L., 172, 1086
Tronci, C., 1185 Weber, D. C., 137] Yin, J.-L., 206
Tshikae, B. P., 431 Welsman, J. A., 973 Yokoyama, V. Y., 764
Tuell, J. K., 707 Weston, P. A., 520, 845, 124] Yu, D., 1043
White, A. M., 734 Yu, H., 1410
White, L. J., 510 Yu; Z., 1525
Whiteside, M., 546
Umeh, \V
Wiedenmann, R. N., 1307 Z
Williams, K. K., 57, 94 Zangerl, A. R., 601
V
Williams, M. R., 1313 Zhai, B.-P., 374
Valladares, G., 1025 Williams. W. L. 850 Zhang, A., 719
Vandermeer, J., 181 Willink, E., 1025 Zhang, G.-F., 1035
van Herk, W. G., 534 Wilson, J., 696 Zhang, L., 1389
Vargo, E. L., 400, 883 Wilson, L. T., 796 Zhang, X., 1208
Vasanthakumar, A., 1344 Wiman, N. G., 679 Zhang, X.-X., 374
Vayssiéres, , F., 307 Winchester, N. N., 464 Zhang, Ying, 301
Vela, J. M., 1531 Windsor, D., 224 Zhang, Yongjun, 1410
Vernon, R. 4 53: Wood, B. W., 162 Zhao, X.-C., 774
Vihervuori, L., all Woods, J N., 696 Zheng, Y., 150
Vinson, S. B., 487 Zhu, S.-R., 29
Virdiana, [., 719 Wu. B 774 Zinni, A., 382
CUMULATIVE KEY WORD INDEX
Environmental Entomology
Volume 37, 2008
quantile regression, 87 amplified fragment length
a diversity, African savannas, polymorphism,
B diversity, 146] bait types, 431 D. frontalis, 817
dipterocarp forest, 1461 Botswana, 431 Dendroctonus brevicomis, 817
effective number of species, Scarabaeinae, 431 genetic differentiation, 817
146] trophic associations, 431 Ips pini, 817
ethanol trap, 146] Ageniaspis citricola, Anabrus simplex,
flight intercept trap, 1461 Cirrospilus neotropicus, 1025 collective movement, 889
abundance citrus leafminer, 1025 hopper band, 889
Dendroctonus, 94 host selection, 1025 katydid, 889
» flight seasonality, 94 tritrophic interactions, 1025 radiotransmitter, 889
Ips, 94 Agrilus planipennis, Anagrus nilaparvatae,
Pinus ponderosa, 94 coevolution, 242 host suitability, 748
acalypha, host plant resistance, 242 infestation level, 748
development, 630 invasive species, 242 Nilaparvata lugens, 748
hibiscus, 630 wood borers, 242 tritrophic interaction, 748
parthenium, 630 Agriotes obscurus, Anastrepha obliqua, 110, 876
plumeria, 630 dusky wireworm, 534 Anastrepha suspensa, 110
Acanthoscelides obtectus, insecticide, 534 calling behavior, 876
biological control, 131 Diptera, 876
repellency, 534
Callosobruchus spp., 131 male volatiles, 876
agro-ecology,
stored products, 131 Mangifera indica, 110
beetle communities, 121
Zabrotes subfasciatus, 131 Tephritidae, 876
biological control, 121
Adelges tsugae, 494, 1477, 1498 Utetes anastrephae, 110
generalist predators, 121
Chamaemyiidae, 1477 Anastrepha suspensa,
natural enemies, 121
classical biological control, Anastrepha obliqua, 110
Alatae,
1498 Mangifera indica, 110
growth rate, 1573
exclusion cage, 1498 Utetes anastrephae, 110
host choice, 1573
field insectary, 1498 animal foraging,
plant pathogen, 1573
Laricobius nigrinus, 494 daily variations, 857
virus vector, 1573
Leucopis argenticollis, 494 harvester ants, 857
alfalfa,
Leucopis atrifacies, 494 soil temperature, 857
arthropods, 947
parasitoids, 1477 trail system, 857
chemical defense, 947
predators, 1477 annual bluegrass weevil,
synchrony, 1498 diversity cascades, 947 Poa annua, 1438
saponins, 947
Tsuga heterophylla, 494, 1477 population fluctuations, 1438
adult feeding, 4-allylanisole, turfgrass, 1438
blood, 625 Dendroctonus ponderosae, 871 Anomala orientalis,
Stomoxys, 625 estragole, 871 mating disruption, 1126
sugar, 625 mountain pine beetle, 871 sex pheromone, 1126
adult life history, Pinus ponderosa, 871 turfgrass, 1126
Dacini, 307 alternate hosts, (Z) and (E)-7-tetradecen-2-
host-plant effect, 307 Diabrotica barberi, 247 one formulation, 1126
preimaginal development, 307 prairie grasses, 247 ant,
temperature, 307 resistance management, 247 leafhoppers, 1471
aerobic metabolism, alternate weed hosts, mutualism, 1471
cryobiology, 1069 insect vectors, 592 shade, 1471
freeze tolerance, 1069 vector performance, 592 shelter, 1471
glycerol, 1069 vector reservoir, 592 ant attendance,
Hypercompe scribonia, 1069 viral inoculum source, 592 Coccinellidae, 1258
aerobiology, ambrosia beetle, Monomorium, 1258
biological invasions, 87 climate matching, 442 soybean aphid, 1258
local indicator of spatial cost-weighted distance, 442 ant-hemipteran mutualism,
autocorrelation, 87 redbay, 442 Coccinellidae, 143
Lymantria dispar, 87 Xyleborus glabratus, 442 coffee, 143
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Mexico, 143 pest management, 980, 1136 flight intercept trap, 1461
myrmecophily, 143 Rhagoletis pomonella, 1154 Bacillus thuringiensis, 1, 1354
Anthonomus grandis grandis, arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, experimental design, |
boll weevil, 1396 Helianthus annuus, 1017 gene flow, 1354
cotton, 1396 sunflower beetle, 1017 genetically modified, 1
photoperiod, 1396 trait-mediated indirect effects, Mediterranean corn borer,
anthrone, 1017 1354
extrafloral, 996 Zygogramma exclamationis, RAPD, 1354
nectar, 996 1017 risk assessment, 1
nutrition, 996 ArcGIS mapping, transgenic maize, 1354
spider, 996 biological control, 862 Bactrocera oleae (Gmelin),
Anionina graminis, developmental rate, 862 Bactrocera oleae (Gmelin), 764
Cynodon dactylon, 487 Episimus utilis, 862 larval parasitoid, 764
honeydew, 487 Schinus terebinthifolius, 862 Olea europaea L., 764
invasive species, 487 Argentina, bagworm,
Solenopsis invicta, 487 contiguous habitats, 419 competition, 1307
Aphidius ervi, Humid Chaco ecoregion, 419 host discrimination, 1307
geographical distribution, 472 Mburucuya National Park, 419 host feeding, 1307
phenology, 472 spider diversity, 419 parasitoid, 1307
population dynamics, 472 Argentine ant, bait types,
Praon unicum, 472 competition, 741 African savannas, 431
aphid-pathogenic fungi, Linepithema humile, 741 Botswana, 431
colonization, 1264 odorous house ant, 741
Scarabaeinae, 431
dissemination, 1264 Tapinoma sessile, 741
trophic associations, 431]
host dispersal flight, 1264 arrhenotoky,
bark beetles,
parasitoids, 1264 haplodiploidy, 1422
Histiogaster, 956
aphids, thelytoky, 1422
Hyphomycetes, 956
phytophage, 1531 Thysanoptera, 1422
Leptographium, 956
resistance, 1531 Wolbachia, 1422
symbiosis, 956
sprouting, 1531 arthropods,
bark volatiles,
susceptibility, 1531 alfalfa, 947
Buprestidae, 356
Aphis glycines, 301, 973 chemical defense, 947
7-epi-sesquithujene, 356
buckthorn, 973 diversity cascades, 947
Manuka oil, 356
dispersal, 301 saponins, 947
Phoebe oil, 356
environmental condition, 301 attractant,
Beauveria bassiana,
flight ability, 30] cotton, 1410
biological control, 162
flight mill, 301 natural enemy, 1410
Harmonia axyridis, 973 plant volatile, 1410 Curculio caryae, 162
pecan, 162
preference assay, 973 Auchenorrhyncha,
soybean aphid, 973 glassy-winged sharpshooter, beetle banks,
Aphis gossypii, 29, 263, 1035 925 conservation biological
Chrysopa pallens, 263 Hexapoda, 925 control, 478
cotton cultivar, 29 leafhopper, 925 habitat manipulation, 478
elevated CO,, 29 Pierce’s disease, 925 insectary plants, 478
nontarget effects, 1035 augmentative release, native plants, 478
Orius sauteri, 1035 biological control, 124] beetle communities,
Propylaea japonica, 29 Podisus maculiventris, 1241 agro-ecology, 121
transgenic Bt cotton, 263, 1035 predation dynamics, 1241 biological control, 121
tri-trophic interaction, 29, 263, predator behavior, 124] generalist predators, 121
1035 autumn migration, natural enemies, 121
Apis mellifera, flight behavior, 774 behavior, 1049, 1373
honey bee, 808 light trapping, 774 cotton gin trash, 1373
invasive species, 808 Mythimna separata, 774 glassy-winged sharpshooter,
native plant, 808 radar observation, 774 1049
Triteleia laxa, 808 management, 1049
apple, 980, 1136, 1154 B seasonal dynamics, 1373
competitive attraction, 1136 B diversity, soil moisture preference, 1373
Cydia pomonella, 1136 a diversity, 146] Xylella fastidiosa, 1049
diapause, 1154 dipterocarp forest, 1461 Bemisia tabaci,
low volume, 980 effective number of species, insect resistance management,
mating disruption, 980, 1136 146] 1514
pear, 980 ethanol trap, 1461 modeling, 1514
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operational and environmental Lymantria dispar, 87 Brassica oleracea,
factors, 1514 quantile regression, 87 development rate, 38
pyriproxyfen, 1514 biological management, Diadegma anurum, 38
Bemisia tabaci biotype B, Diptera, 505 Plutella xylostella, 38
biological control, 391 entomopathogenic bacterium, temperature, 38
Encarsia spp., 391 505 Brassica rapa,
Eretmocerus spp., 391 microbial insecticide, 505 Brassica napus, 1451
sweetpotato whitefly, 391] treatments, 505 Delia platura, 1451
beneficial acclimation hypothesis, biotechnology, Delia radicum, 1451
calorimetry, 1003 Cry3Bbl, 838 logistic model, 1451
diet switching, 1003 nontarget organisms, 838 breeding system,
dietary acclimation potassium arsenate, 838 Isoptera, 400
hypothesis, 1003 protease inhibitor, 838 microsatellite genotyping, 400
nutritional ecology, 1003 Black Belt Prairie, morphometry, 400
beneficial arthropods, ecological assembly, 453 Rhinotermitidae, 400
Dialeurodes citri, 555 Formicidae, 453 accumulation in soil,
Mississippi, 453 Cry1F protein, 255
Panonychus citri, 555 Solenopsis, 453 environmental risk, 255
Satsuma mandarin, 555 black soldier fly larvae, enzyme-linked
beta diversity, dairy manure, 1525 immunosorbent assay,
Calathus, 1488 Escherichia coli, 1525 255
completeness of inventories, Hermetia illucens, 1525 transgenic corn, 255
1488 Stratiomyidae, 1525 Bt cotton,
Iberian Peninsula, 1488 blood, common cutworm, 1043
species richness, 1488 adult feeding, 625 population dynamics, 1043
biological control, 121, 131, 162, Stomoxys, 625 survival, 1043
391, 734, 862, 1185, 1241 sugar, 625 Bt rice,
Acanthoscelides obtectus, 131 body size, 51, 1074, 1074 Bombyx mori, 825
agro-ecology, 121 cooling rate, 1074 1074 pathological effect, 825
ArcGIS mapping, 862 cooling rate interaction, 1074, pollen grains, 825
augmentative release, 1241 1074 toxic effect, 825
Beauveria bassiana, 162 encapsulation, 51 buckthorn,
beetle communities, 121 fire ant, 1074, 1074 Aphis glycines, 973
Bemisia tabaci biotype B, 391 habitat quality, 51 Harmonia axyridis, 973
Callosobruchus spp., 131 immunity, 51 preference assay, 973
Curculio caryae, 162 supercooling point, 1074, 1074 soybean aphid, 973
developmental rate, 862 trade-off, 51 bumble bee, 707, 719
Encarsia spp., 391 boll weevil, habitat management, 707, 719
Episimus utilis, 862 Anthonomus grandis grandis, pollination, 707, 719
Eretmocerus spp., 391 1396 prairie plants, 707, 719
generalist predators, 121 cotton, 1396 restoration, 707, 719
host plant, 1185 photoperiod, 1396 Buprestidae,
indirect competition, 734 Bombyx mori, bark volatiles, 356
life history, 1185 Bt rice, 825 7-epi-sesquithujene, 356
Lixinae, 1185 pathological effect, 825 Manuka oil, 356
mutualism, 734 pollen grains, 825 Phoebe oil, 356
natural enemies, 121 toxic effect, 825 butterflies,
pecan, 162 Bostrichidae, day-flying moths, 1313
phenology, 1185 Curculionidae, 1300 estimating species richness,
Podisus maculiventris, 1241 host finding, 1300 1313
predation dynamics, 1241 learning, 1300 sample completeness, 1313
predator behavior, 1241 Pteromalidae, 1300 sampling fraction, 1313
scale insects, 734 Botswana,
Schinus terebinthifolius, 862 African savannas, 431 C
shade coffee, 734 bait types, 431 cabbage root fly,
stored products, 131 Scarabaeinae, 431 crop rotation, 409
sweetpotato whitefly, 391 trophic associations, 431 Delia radicum, 409
Zabrotes subfasciatus, 131 Brassica napus, spatial dynamics, 409
biological invasions, Brassica rapa, 1451 spatial ecology, 409
aerobiology, 87 Delia platura, 1451 Cactoblastis cactorum,
local indicator of spatial Delia radicum, 1451 dispersal, 1291
autocorrelation, 87 logistic model, 1451 flight, 1291
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overwintering, 129] cellulose, Chrysopa pallens,
seasonality, 1291 development, 45 Aphis gossypii, 263
cadaverine, pH, 45 transgenic Bt cotton, 263
Caribbean fruit fly, 1119 stable fly, 45 tri-tropic interaction, 263
electroantennography, 1119 survival, 45 Chrysoperla externa,
putrescine, 1119 Centaurea stoebe, cypermethrin, 1252
calamenene, Larinus spp., 510 endosulfan, 1252
a-copaene, 1403 seed bank, 510 methoxyfenozide, 1252
exotic species, 1403 seed production, 510 spinosad, 1252
Calathus, Urophora affinis, 510 Cirrospilus neotropicus,
beta diversity, 1488 Chamaemyiidae, Ageniaspis citricola, 1025
completeness of inventories, Adelges tsugae, 1477 citrus leafminer, 1025
1488 parasitoids, 1477 host selection, 1025
Iberian Peninsula, 1488 predators, 1477 tritrophic interactions, 1025
species richness, 1488 Tsuga heterophylla, 1477 citrus leafminer,
calling behavior, chemical defense, Ageniaspis citricola, 1025
Anastrepha obliqua, 876 alfalfa, 947 Cirrospilus neotropicus, 1025
Diptera, 876 arthropods, 947 host selection, 1025
male volatiles, 876 diversity cascades, 947 tritrophic interactions, 1025
Tephritidae, 876 saponins, 947 classical biological control,
Callosobruchus spp.. cherry fruit, Adelges tsugae, 1498
Acanthoscelides obtectus, 131 cherry leaves, 1086 exclusion cage, 1498
biological control, 131 nitrogen, 1086 field insectary, 1498
stored products, 13] Rhagoletis indifferens, 1086 synchrony, 1498
Zabrotes subfasciatus, 131 sugar, 1086 classification and regression tree
calorimetry, cherry leaves, analysis,
beneficial acclimation cherry fruit, 1086 climate, 281]
hypothesis, 1003 nitrogen, 1086 disturbance ecology, 281
diet switching, 1003 Rhagoletis indifferens, 1086 Engelmann spruce, 28]
dietary acclimation sugar, 1086 spruce beetle, 281
hypothesis, 1003 Chiapas, climate,
nutritional ecology, 1003 intraguild predation, 18] classification and regression
canopy lichens, Mexico, 18] tree analysis, 28]
distribution patterns, 464 multipredator effect, 18] disturbance ecology, 281
microhabitat specificity, 464 resource partitioning, 18] Engelmann spruce, 28]
montane forests, 464 trophic interaction, 181] spruce beetle, 281
Oribatid mites, 464 Chironomidae, climate change,
capture-recapture, secondary production, 1162 Dendroctonus frontalis, 650
Cormack-Jolly-Seber, 1145 sex dimorphism, 1162 outbreaks, 650
survival, 1145 sex ratios, 1162 Thanasimus dubius, 650
vagility, 1145 tropical stream, 1162 upper lethal temperature, 650
Carabidae, chitinase, climate matching,
corridor, 725 ecological interactions, 1582 ambrosia beetle, 442
edge effects, 725 herbivory, 1582 cost-weighted distance, 442
fragmentation, i 9 5 silver birch, 1582 redbay, 442
ground beetles, ‘ 25 transgenic tree, 1582 Xyleborus glabratus, 442
Caribbean fruit fly, choice tests, Coccinellidae, 143, 1258
cadaverine, 1119 glassy-winged sharpshooter, ant attendance, 1258
electroantennography, 1119 787 ant-hemipteran mutualism,
putrescine, 1119 regulated water deficit, 787 143
Cassidinae, Xylella fastidiosa, 787 coffee, 143
feeding niches, 224 Choristoneura rosaceana, 366, 679 Mexico, 143
Hispinae, 224 Cydia pomonella, 679 Monomorium, 1258
trophic selection, 224 delayed mating, 679 myrmecophily, 143
Zingiberales, 224 field trapping, 366 soybean aphid, 1258
caterpillar, flight tunnel, 366 coevolution,
oxidative stress, 1113 mating disruption, 679 Agrilus planipennis, 242
phenolic compounds, 1113 obliquebanded leafroller, 366 host plant resistance, 242
superoxide dismutase, 1113 pheromone compounds, 366 invasive species, 242
tannin, 1113 population dynamics, 679 wood borers, 242
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coffee, Tapinoma sessile, 741 cost-weighted distance,
ant-hemipteran mutualism, competitive attraction, ambrosia beetle, 442
143 apple, 1136 climate matching, 442
Coccinellidae, 143 Cydia pomonella, 1136 redbay, 442
Mexico, 143 mating disruption, 1136 Xyleborus glabratus, 442
myrmecophily, 143 pest management, 1136 costs of resistance,
cold, completeness of inventories, Drosophila, 1099
migration behavior, 1389 beta diversity, 1488 ectoparasitism, 1099
Mythimna separata, 1389 Calathus, 1488 embryo mortality, 1099
sensitive stage, 1389 Iberian Peninsula, 1488 Macrocheles mites, 1099
starvation, 1389 species richness, 1488 Cotinis nitida L,
cole crops, connectivity, grapes, 608
seasonal development, 907 dispersal, 897 green June beetle, 608
swede midge, 907 Lepidoptera, 897 Japanese beetle, 608
Coleomegilla maculata, 315, 323, matrix habitat, 897 Popillia japonica Newman, 608
525 metapopulation, 897 cotton, 1396, 1410
CrylAb endotoxin, 525 Conotrachelus nenuphar, Anthonomus grandis grandis,
dietary mixing, 525 interstrain matings, 1208 1396
food deprivation, 315, 323 reproductive incompatibility, attractant, 1410
Harmonia axyridis, 315, 323, 1208 boll weevil, 1396
525 conservation, natural enemy, 1410
Hippod3a2m3 ia convergens, 315, community structure, 1224 photoperiod, 1396
moth, 1224
life history traits, 315, 323 plant volatile, 1410
spatial structure, 1224
zoophytophagy, 525 cotton cultivar,
timber harvest, 1224
collective movement, Aphis gossypii, 29
conservation biological control,
Anabrus simplex, 889 elevated CO,, 29
beetle banks, 478
hopper band, 889 Propylaea japonica, 29
habitat manipulation, 478
katydid, 889 tri-trophic interaction, 29
insectary plants, 478
radiotransmitter, 889 cotton gin trash,
native plants, 478
colonization, behavior, 1373
contiguous habitats,
aphid-pathogenic fungi, 1264 seasonal dynamics, 1373
Argentina, 419
dissemination, 1264 soil moisture preference, 1373
Humid Chaco ecoregion, 419
host dispersal flight, 1264 cottonseed,
Mburucuya National Park, 419
parasitoids, 1264 Gossypium hirsutum, 1081
spider diversity, 419
common cutworm, (+)-gossypol, 1081
conventional versus sustainable
Bt cotton, 1043 tobacco budworm, 1081
agronomic practices,
population dynamics, 1043 courtship,
epigeic predators, 1214
survival, 1043 parasitoid wasp, 782
ground beetles, 1214
community structure, receptivity, 782
cooling rate,
conservation, 1224 signaling, 782
body size, 1074, 1074
mspoatthi,a l 1s2t2r4u cture, 1224 cooling rate interaction, 1074 vestigial, 782
timber harvest, 1224 fire ant, 1074 crop rotation,
compensation, supercooling point, 1074 cabbage root fly, 409
Diatraea saccharalis, 796 cooling rate interaction, Delia radicum, 409
injury, 796 body size, 1074, 1074 spatial dynamics, 409
rice, 796 cooling rate, 1074 spatial ecology, 409
sugarcane borer, 796 fire ant, 1074 crude fat,
compensatory photosynthesis, supercooling point, 1074 insecticide, 206
defoliation, 1332 a-copaene, Nilaparvata lugens, 206
folivory, 1332 calamenene, 1403 reproductive rate, 206
gas exchange, 1332 exotic species, 1403 soluble sugar, 206
plant-insect interaction, 1332 Cormack-Jolly-Seber, CrylAb endotoxin,
competition, 741, 1307 capture-recapture, 1145 Coleomegilla maculata, 525
Argentine ant, 741 survival, 1145 dietary mixing, 525
bagworm, 1307 vagility, 1145 Harmonia axyridis, 525
host discrimination, 1307 corridor, zoophytophagy, 525
host feeding, 1307 Carabidae, 725 CrylAc level,
Linepithema humile, 741 edge effects, 725 population dynamics, 1361
odorous house ant, 741 fragmentation, 725 Sesamia inferens, 1361
parasitoid, 1307 ground beetles, 725 transgenic rice lines, 1361
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CrylF protein, dairy manure, Dendroctonus frontalis, 271, 650
Bt accumulation in soil, 255 black soldier fly larvae, 1525 climate change, 650
environmental risk, 255 Escherichia coli, 1525 insect pest, 271
enzyme-linked Hermetia illucens, 1525 microsatellites, 271
immunosorbent assay, Stratiomyidae, 1525 outbreaks, 650
255 day-flying moths, population structure, 271
transgenic corn, 255 butterflies, 1313 southern pine beetle, 271]
Cry3Bbl1, estimating species richness, Thanasimus dubius, 650
biotechnology, 838 1313 upper lethal temperature, 650
nontarget organisms, 838 sample completeness, 1313 Dendroctonus ponderosae,
potassium arsenate, 838 sampling fraction, 1313 4-allylanisole, 871]
protease inhibitor, 838 defoliation, estragole, 871]
cryobiology, compensatory photosynthesis, mountain pine beetle, 871
aerobic metabolism, 1069 1332 Pinus ponderosa, 871
freeze tolerance, 1069 folivory, 1332 Dendroctonus pseudotsugae,
glycerol, 1069 gas exchange, 1332 Douglas-fir beetle, 850
Hypercompe scribonia, 1069 plant-insect interaction, 1332 fatreserves, 850
Curculio caryae, degree day, 57, 568 insect flight, 850
Beauveria bassiana, 162 Dendroctonus, 57
Soxhlet extraction, 850
biological control, 162 Ips, 57
pecan, 162 larval development, 568 development, 45, 340, 630, 660,
Curculionidae, life table, 568 1105
Bostrichidae, 1300 management, 568 acalypha, 630
host finding, 1300 Pinus ponderosa, 57 cellulose, 45
learning, 1300 hibiscus, 630
temperature, 57
Pteromalidae, 1300 life table, 340, 1105
relative humidity, 568
Cydia pomonella, 679, 1136 Liposcelis badia, 1105
delayed mating,
apple, 1136 parthenium, 630
Choristoneura rosaceana, 679
Choristoneura rosaceana, 679 pH, 45
Cydia pomonella, 679
competitive attraction, 1136 phenology simulation model,
mating disruption, 679
delayed mating, 679 660
population dynamics, 679
mating disruption, 679, 1136 Phytoseiidae, 340
Delia platura,
pest management, 1136 plumeria, 630
Brassica napus, 145]
population dynamics, 679 pollen, 340
Brassica rapa, 1451
Cynodon dactylon, Scotinophara lurida, 660
Delia radicum, 1451
Antonina graminis, 487 stable fly, 45
logistic model, 1451
honeydew, 487 stored product, 1105
Delia radicum, 409, 1451
invasive species, 487 survival, 45
Brassica napus, 145]
Solenopsis invicta, 487 Brassica rapa, 145] temperature, 660, 1105
cypermethrin, cabbage root fly, 409 Typhlodromus foenilis, 340
Chrysoperla externa, 1252 crop rotation, 409 developmental rate, 38, 348, 862,
endosulfan, 1252 1381
methoxyfenozide, 1252 Delia platura, 1451
spinosad, 1252 logistic model, 1451 ArcGIS mapping, 862
spatial dynamics, 409 biological control, 862
D spatial ecology, 409 Brassica oleracea, 38
frontalis, Dendroctonus, Diadegma anurum, 38
amplified fragment length degree day, 57 embryo development, 138]
polymorphism, 817 Ips 57 Episimus utilis, 862
Dendroctonus brevicomis, 817 Pinus ponder sa, 57 invasive species, 348
genetic differentiation, 817 temperature, 57 modeling, 1381
Ips pini, 817 Dendroctonus nonlinear model, 348
Dacini, abundance, 94 Plutella xylostella, 38
adult life history, 307 flight seasonality, 94 Schinus terebinthifolius, 862
host-plant effect, 307 Ips, 94 Sitona discoideus, 138]
preimaginal development, 307 Pinus ponderosa, 94 stink bug, 348
temperature, 307 Dendroctonus brevicomis, temperature, 38, 1381]
daily variations, amplified fragment length developmental time,
animal foraging, 857 polymorphism, 817 Helicoverpa armigera, 16
harvester ants, 857 D. frontalis, 817 life table, 16
soil temperature, 857 genetic differentiation, 817 survival, 16
trail system, 857 Ips pini, 817 temperature, 16