… individual plant characteristics are important for host plant … Host plant preferences were
ranked according to the amount … wounding of the bud the less strong the beetle''s response. M. …

… Studying the relationship between host plant cues and pollen beetle distribution under full-…
of pollen beetles on each plant of semi-field-scale arrays of oilseed rape plants arranged in …

… tubules of pollen beetle Meligethinae was … pollen digestion and absorption function of pollen
beetles, as well as to provide a basis for the coevolution of pollen beetles and host plants, in …

… pollen beetles and parasitoids. Rape pollen beetle infestation and parasitism rates on these
plants … , parasitoids concentrated on host plants with high rape pollen beetle infestation. Thus…

… Its main larval host plant is Rubus idaeus L. (Rosaceae), and adults feed on pollen and
other floral parts. In this study, we used scanning electron microscopy (SEM) to observe and …

… its host (ie the pollen beetle larva) just after pollen beetle pupation in the soil. Indeed, if it is
assumed that T. heterocerus is a non host-… larvae developing in pollen beetle larvae have no …

… The higher degree of specialization among flower visitor in SLA in the present study may
be influenced by different phenology of the host plants. In seasonal forests (PNM), flowering …

… that are pollentransmitted. Only a limited number of fungal pathogens are associated with
the pollen of a restricted number of hosts. In contrast, 39 viruses are pollen-transmitted and a …

… To maximize sympatric sampling and thereby minimize the influence of differentiating factors
other than host plant and organ (Berlocher 1989), we sampled M. convicta populations from …

… Flower-visiting beetles frequently feed on pollen. Direct nectar feeding by … the same host
plant species likely interact competitively (29). Apart from a mutual reduction in host plant density…