Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
JMS Burger, TM Reijnen… - Entomologia …, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
Host feeding is the consumption of host tissue by the adult female parasitoid. We studied the
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non‐destructive feeding on host …
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non‐destructive feeding on host …
Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
JMS Burger, TM Reijnen, JC Lenteren, LEM Vet - 2004 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Host feeding is the consumption of host tissue by the adult female parasitoid. We studied the
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
[PDF][PDF] Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
JMS Burger, TM Reijnen, JC van Lenteren, LEM Vet - 2004 - academia.edu
Host feeding is the consumption of host tissue by the adult female parasitoid. We studied the
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
W Burger, TM Reijnen, JC van Lenteren… - Entomologia …, 2004 - research.wur.nl
Host feeding is the consumption of host tissue by the adult female parasitoid. We studied the
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
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J BURGER, TM REIJNEN… - Entomologia …, 2004 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an
alternative? CNRS Inist Pascal-Francis CNRS Pascal and Francis Bibliographic Databases …
alternative? CNRS Inist Pascal-Francis CNRS Pascal and Francis Bibliographic Databases …
[引用][C] Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
JMS BURGER - Entomol. Exp. Appl., 2004 - cir.nii.ac.jp
Host feeding in insect parasitoids : why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an
alternative? | CiNii Research CiNii 国立情報学研究所 学術情報ナビゲータ[サイニィ] 詳細へ移動 …
alternative? | CiNii Research CiNii 国立情報学研究所 学術情報ナビゲータ[サイニィ] 詳細へ移動 …
Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
JSM Burger, TM Reijnen, JC Van Lenteren… - Entomologia …, 2004 - pure.knaw.nl
Host feeding is the consumption of host tissue by the adult female parasitoid. We studied the
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non-destructive feeding on host …
Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative?
J Burger, TM Reijnen… - Entomologia …, 2004 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Host feeding is the consumption of host tissue by the adult female parasitoid. We studied the
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non‑destructive feeding on host …
function of destructive host feeding and its advantage over non‑destructive feeding on host …
[PDF][PDF] Host feeding in insect parasitoids: why destructively feed upon a host that excretes an alternative
JMS Burger, TM Reijnen, JC van Lenteren… - How to behave" … - researchgate.net
Many species of insect parasitoids can increase their fecundity and longevity through host
feeding. Because host feeding usually destroys the host for oviposition, we studied the …
feeding. Because host feeding usually destroys the host for oviposition, we studied the …