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Miriam Rothschild citation record Papers by Miriam Rothschild and papers citing Miriam Rothschild	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 9826, GCS 54796 Collection span: 1932 - 2007
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#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
601	3	22	905 FOWLER JA, WILLIAMS LR POPULATION-DYNAMICS OF MALLOPHAGA AND ACARI ON REED BUNTINGS OCCUPYING A COMMUNAL WINTER ROOST ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1985; 10 (4): 377-383	5	15
602	16	72	1035 TURNER JRG THE EVOLUTIONARY DYNAMICS OF BATESIAN AND MUELLERIAN MIMICRY - SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1987 FEB; 12 (1): 81-95	9	48
603	6	12	1144 MARPLES NM, BRAKEFIELD PM, COWIE RJ DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE 7-SPOT AND 2-SPOT LADYBIRD BEETLES (COCCINELLIDAE) IN THEIR TOXIC EFFECTS ON A BIRD PREDATOR ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1989 FEB; 14 (1): 79-84	14	26
604	8	48	1172 MILLER JS, FEENY PP INTERSPECIFIC DIFFERENCES AMONG SWALLOWTAIL LARVAE (LEPIDOPTERA, PAPILIONIDAE) IN SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ARISTOLOCHIC ACIDS AND BERBERINE ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1989 AUG; 14 (3): 287-296	3	10
605	3	13	1185 FINCH S, JONES TH AN ANALYSIS OF THE DETERRENT EFFECT OF APHIDS ON CABBAGE ROOT FLY (DELIA-RADICUM) EGG-LAYING ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1989 NOV; 14 (4): 387-391	1	6
606	12	31	1219 OYEYELE SO, ZALUCKI MP CARDIAC-GLYCOSIDES AND OVIPOSITION BY DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS ON ASCLEPIAS-FRUTICOSA IN SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND (AUSTRALIA), WITH NOTES ON THE EFFECT OF PLANT NITROGEN-CONTENT ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 15 (2): 177-185	12	26
607	8	19	1220 ZALUCKI MP, BROWER LP, MALCOLM SB OVIPOSITION BY DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS IN RELATION TO CARDENOLIDE CONTENT OF 3 ASCLEPIAS SPECIES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN USA ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 15 (2): 231-240	14	39
608	2	8	1281 SCHREINER IH, NAFUS DM EVOLUTION OF SUB-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE NYMPHALID BUTTERFLY HYPOLIMNAS-ANOMALA ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1991 MAY; 16 (2): 261-264	1	2
609	3	42	1296 KIRK WDJ THE SIZE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSECTS AND THEIR HOSTS ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1991 AUG; 16 (3): 351-359	1	16
610	3	8	1319 DEMPSTER JP EVIDENCE OF AN OVIPOSITION-DETERRING PHEROMONE IN THE ORANGE-TIP BUTTERFLY, ANTHOCHARIS-CARDAMINES (L) ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 17 (1): 83-85	5	17
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611	5	29	1343 AGARWALA BK, DIXON AFG LABORATORY STUDY OF CANNIBALISM AND INTERSPECIFIC PREDATION IN LADYBIRDS ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1992 NOV; 17 (4): 303-309	5	80
612	10	56	1467 LEE PLM, CLAYTON DH POPULATION BIOLOGY OF SWIFT (APUS-APUS) ECTOPARASITES IN RELATION TO HOST REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1995 FEB; 20 (1): 43-50	10	37
613	7	42	1485 BOWERS MD, WILLIAMS EH VARIABLE CHEMICAL DEFENSE IN THE CHECKERSPOT BUTTERFLY EUPHYDRYAS-GILLETTII (LEPIDOPTERA, NYMPHALIDAE) ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1995 AUG; 20 (3): 208-212	3	8
614	10	17	1508 Rhainds M, Gries G, Morales JL Oviposition deterrency in pineapple borer females, Thecla basilides (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1996 FEB; 21 (1): 105-106	0	9
615	2	61	1631 Losey JE, Denno RF The escape response of pea aphids to foliar-foraging predators: factors affecting dropping behaviour ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1998 FEB; 23 (1): 53-61	1	56
616	7	88	1632 Strohmeyer HH, Stamp NE, Jarzomski CM, Bowers MD Prey species and prey diet affect growth of invertebrate predators ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1998 FEB; 23 (1): 68-79	1	27
617	14	56	1797 Zalucki MP, Brower LP, Alonso A Detrimental effects of latex and cardiac glycosides on survival and growth of first-instar monarch butterfly larvae Danaus plexippus feeding on the sandhill milkweed Asclepias humistrata ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2001 APR; 26 (2): 212-224	2	19
618	1	32	1815 Smits A, Larsson S, Hopkins R Reduced realised fecundity in the pine looper Bupalus piniarius caused by host plant defoliation ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2001 AUG; 26 (4): 417-424	0	6
619	6	54	1846 Kanno H, Harris MO Avoidance of occupied hosts by the Hessian fly: oviposition behaviour and consequences for larval survival ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2002 APR; 27 (2): 177-188	0	5
620	15	65	1853 Sime K Chemical defence of Battus philenor larvae against attack by the parasitoid Trogus pennator ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2002 JUN; 27 (3): 337-345	6	12
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621	7	25	1926 Hagen SB, Leinaas HP, Lampe HM Responses of great tits Parus major to small tortoiseshells Aglais urticae in feeding trials; evidence of aposematism ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2003 AUG; 28 (4): 503-509	2	3
622	6	35	1957 Helms SE, Connelly SJ, Hunter MD Effects of variation among plant species on the interaction between a herbivore and its parasitoid ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2004 FEB; 29 (1): 44-51	1	5
623	2	32	1988 Agrawal AA, Underwood N, Stinchcombe JR Intraspecific variation in the strength of density dependence in aphid populations ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2004 OCT; 29 (5): 521-526	0	5
624	3	48	2077 Kyneb A, Toft S Effects of maternal diet quality on offspring performance in the rove beetle Tachyporus hypnorum ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2006 AUG; 31 (4): 322-330	0	0
625	4	50	2083 Wise MJ, Kieffer DL, Abrahamson WG Costs and benefits of gregarious feeding in the meadow spittlebug, Philaenus spumarius ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 2006 OCT; 31 (5): 548-555	0	0
626	0	0	257 ROTHSCHILD M, FORD H Speculations about mimicry and evolution: essays in honour of E.B. Ford ECOLOGICAL GENETICS. 1971; : 202-223	44	44
627	5	27	1324 SEYMOUR RM A STUDY OF THE INTERACTION OF VIRULENCE, RESISTANCE AND RESOURCE LIMITATION IN A MODEL OF MYXOMATOSIS MEDIATED BY THE EUROPEAN RABBIT FLEA SPILOPSYLLUS-CUNICULI (DALE) ECOLOGICAL MODELLING. 1992 APR; 60 (3-4): 281-308	1	8
628	2	87	21 MAGALHAES H AN ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF SNAILS OF THE GENUS BUSYCON AT BEAUFORT, NORTH-CAROLINA ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS. 1948; 18 (3): 377-409	0	53
629	1	171	421 HOOGLAND JL, SHERMAN PW ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF BANK SWALLOW (RIPARIA-RIPARIA) COLONIALITY ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS. 1976; 46 (1): 33-58	10	337
630	6	163	465 SLANSKY F, FEENY P STABILIZATION OF RATE OF NITROGEN ACCUMULATION BY LARVAE OF CABBAGE BUTTERFLY ON WILD AND CULTIVATED FOOD PLANTS ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS. 1977; 47 (2): 209-228	18	344
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631	7	94	906 FEENY P, BLAU WS, KAREIVA PM LARVAL GROWTH AND SURVIVORSHIP OF THE BLACK SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY IN CENTRAL NEW-YORK ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS. 1985; 55 (2): 167-187	10	58
632	1	43	1273 IVES AR AGGREGATION AND COEXISTENCE IN A CARRION FLY COMMUNITY ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS. 1991 MAR; 61 (1): 75-94	1	110
633	3	56	198 FOSTER MS SYNCHRONIZED LIFE CYCLES IN ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER AND ITS MALLOPHAGAN PARASITES ECOLOGY. 1969; 50 (2): 315-&	10	23
634	4	64	344 ERICKSON JM, FEENY P SINIGRIN - CHEMICAL BARRIER TO BLACK SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY, PAPILIO-POLYXENES ECOLOGY. 1974; 55 (1): 103-111	21	95
635	3	36	466 WALDBAUER GP, STERNBURG JG, MAIER CT PHENOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF WASPS, BUMBLEBEES, THEIR MIMICS, AND INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS IN AN ILLINOIS SAND AREA ECOLOGY. 1977; 58 (3): 583-591	7	24
636	4	63	712 STANTON ML SEARCHING IN A PATCHY ENVIRONMENT - FOODPLANT SELECTION BY COLIAS-PERIPHYLE BUTTERFLIES ECOLOGY. 1982; 63 (3): 839-853	8	62
637	3	70	777 DUFFY DC THE ECOLOGY OF TICK PARASITISM ON DENSELY NESTING PERUVIAN SEABIRDS ECOLOGY. 1983; 64 (1): 110-119	16	88
638	1	56	778 CURTIS LA, HURD LE AGE, SEX, AND PARASITES - SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN A SANDFLAT POPULATION OF ILYANASSA-OBSOLETA ECOLOGY. 1983; 64 (4): 819-828	12	52
639	6	64	838 ROOT RB, KAREIVA PM THE SEARCH FOR RESOURCES BY CABBAGE BUTTERFLIES (PIERIS-RAPAE) - ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES AND ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF MARKOVIAN MOVEMENTS IN A PATCHY ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGY. 1984; 65 (1): 147-165	10	152
640	4	78	907 GAINES SD HERBIVORY AND BETWEEN-HABITAT DIVERSITY - THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTIVENESS OF DEFENSES IN A MARINE PLANT ECOLOGY. 1985; 66 (2): 473-485	1	48
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641	4	30	1066 PETERSON SC, JOHNSON ND, LEGUYADER JL DEFENSIVE REGURGITATION OF ALLELOCHEMICALS DERIVED FROM HOST CYANOGENESIS BY EASTERN TENT CATERPILLARS ECOLOGY. 1987 OCT; 68 (5): 1268-1272	4	28
642	4	51	1067 SHIELDS WM, CROOK JR BARN SWALLOW COLONIALITY - A NET COST FOR GROUP BREEDING IN THE ADIRONDACKS ECOLOGY. 1987 OCT; 68 (5): 1373-1386	10	74
643	5	103	1073 HAY ME, DUFFY JE, PFISTER CA CHEMICAL DEFENSE AGAINST DIFFERENT MARINE HERBIVORES - ARE AMPHIPODS INSECT EQUIVALENTS ECOLOGY. 1987 DEC; 68 (6): 1567-1580	4	198
644	2	54	1074 HAY ME, FENICAL W, GUSTAFSON K CHEMICAL DEFENSE AGAINST DIVERSE CORAL-REEF HERBIVORES ECOLOGY. 1987 DEC; 68 (6): 1581-1591	4	125
645	5	71	1122 GROSS P, PRICE PW PLANT INFLUENCES ON PARASITISM OF 2 LEAFMINERS - A TEST OF ENEMY-FREE SPACE ECOLOGY. 1988 OCT; 69 (5): 1506-1516	4	56
646	6	81	1212 HAY ME, DUFFY JE, FENICAL W HOST-PLANT SPECIALIZATION DECREASES PREDATION ON A MARINE AMPHIPOD - AN HERBIVORE IN PLANTS CLOTHING ECOLOGY. 1990 APR; 71 (2): 733-743	2	84
647	32	89	1420 RITLAND DB VARIATION IN PALATABILITY OF QUEEN BUTTERFLIES (DANAUS-GILIPPUS) AND IMPLICATIONS REGARDING MIMICRY ECOLOGY. 1994 APR; 75 (3): 732-746	5	16
648	2	47	1445 MARQUIS RJ, WHELAN CJ INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS INCREASE GROWTH OF WHITE OAK THROUGH CONSUMPTION OF LEAF-CHEWING INSECTS ECOLOGY. 1994 OCT; 75 (7): 2007-2014	0	134
649	6	20	1499 MAPPES J, KAITALA A HOST-PLANT SELECTION AND PREDATION RISK FOR OFFSPRING OF THE PARENT BUG ECOLOGY. 1995 DEC; 76 (8): 2668-2670	0	7
650	4	47	1535 Lafferty KD, Morris AK Altered behavior of parasitized killifish increases susceptibility to predation by bird final hosts ECOLOGY. 1996 JUL; 77 (5): 1390-1397	5	86
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651	8	56	1691 Tripet F, Richner H Density-dependent processes in the population dynamics of a bird ectoparasite Ceratophyllus gallinae ECOLOGY. 1999 JUN; 80 (4): 1267-1277	5	16
652	17	78	1740 Heeb P, Kolliker M, Richner H Bird-ectoparasite interactions, nest humidity and ectoparasite community structure ECOLOGY. 2000 APR; 81 (4): 958-968	3	18
653	1	45	1749 Roland J, Keyghobadi N, Fownes S Alpine Parnassius butterfly dispersal: Effects of landscape and population size ECOLOGY. 2000 JUN; 81 (6): 1642-1653	0	76
654	13	48	1847 Tripet F, Jacot A, Richner H Larval competition affects the life histories and dispersal behavior of an avian ectoparasite ECOLOGY. 2002 APR; 83 (4): 935-945	1	4
655	9	115	2073 Agrawal AA, Fishbein M Plant defense syndromes ECOLOGY. 2006 JUL; 87 (7): S132-S149	0	3
656	0	29	1811 Conrad KF, Perry JN, Woiwod IP An abundance-occupancy time-lag during the decline of an arctiid tiger moth ECOLOGY LETTERS. 2001 JUL; 4 (4): 300-303	1	12
657	1	26	1087 PIRIE NW OPTIMAL EXPLOITATION OF LEAF CAROTENE ECOLOGY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION. 1988; 22 (1): 1-10	0	3
658	5	263	2103 Lafont R, Mathieu M Steroids in aquatic invertebrates ECOTOXICOLOGY. 2007 FEB; 16 (1): 109-130	0	7
659	3	13	839 WOODALL PF KLEPTOPARASITISM IN HARDHEADS AND PACIFIC BLACK DUCKS, INCLUDING SIZE-RELATED DIFFERENCES EMU. 1984; 84 (JUN): 65-70	0	1
660	2	32	2093 McGuire A, Kleindorfer S Nesting success and apparent nest-adornment in Diamond Firetails (Stagonopleura guttata) EMU. 2007; 107 (1): 44-51	0	0
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661	4	16	120 Rothschild M RABBIT FLEA AND HORMONES ENDEAVOUR. 1965; 24 (93): 162-&	32	32
662	1	25	607 PROSKE U ENERGY-CONSERVATION BY ELASTIC STORAGE IN KANGAROOS ENDEAVOUR. 1980; 4 (4): 148-153	0	9
663	1	5	1139 ROTHSCHILD M MOTHS AND MEMORY ENDEAVOUR. 1989; 13 (1): 15-19	3	3
664	1	21	1995 Johnson K The tail end of the moth: clarifying species boundaries ENDEAVOUR. 2004 DEC; 28 (4): 161-166	0	0
665	1	54	199 FRAENKEL G EVALUATION OF OUR THOUGHTS ON SECONDARY PLANT SUBSTANCES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1969; 12 (5): 473-&	19	125
666	1	9	229 BAKER CRB EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON FLIGHT AND MATING OF SOME MOTHS IN GENUS SPILOSOMA ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1970; 13 (4): 474-&	0	0
667	2	20	467 MITCHELL ND DIFFERENTIAL HOST SELECTION BY PIERIS-BRASSICAE (LARGE WHITE BUTTERFLY) ON BRASSICA-OLERACEA-SUBSP OLERACEA (WILD CABBAGE) ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1977; 22 (3): 208-219	10	22
668	0	38	505 NIELSEN JK HOST PLANT DISCRIMINATION WITHIN CRUCIFERAE - FEEDING RESPONSES OF 4 LEAF BEETLES (COLEOPTERA-CHRYSOMELIDAE) TO GLUCOSINOLATES, CUCURBITACINS AND CARDENOLIDES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (1): 41-54	14	81
669	1	28	506 BEHAN M, SCHOONHOVEN LM CHEMORECEPTION OF AN OVIPOSITION DETERRENT ASSOCIATED WITH EGGS IN PIERIS-BRASSICAE ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (2): 163-&	26	53
670	21	75	507 BOPPRE M CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION, PLANT RELATIONSHIPS, AND MIMICRY IN THE EVOLUTION OF DANAID BUTTERFLIES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (3): 264-277	21	34
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671	14	50	508 ROTHSCHILD M, MARSH N SOME PECULIAR ASPECTS OF DANAID-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (3): 437-450	15	15
672	1	38	509 JERMY T, SZENTESI A ROLE OF INHIBITORY STIMULI IN THE CHOICE OF OVIPOSITION SITE BY PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECTS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (3): 458-471	3	21
673	2	6	510 PASTEELS JM APTEROUS AND BRACHYPTEROUS COCCINELLIDS AT THE END OF THE FOOD-CHAIN, CIONURA-ERECTA (ASCLEPIADACEAE) APHIS-NERII ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (3): 579-&	0	1
674	2	11	660 SAAD AD, SCOTT DR REPELLENCY OF PHEROMONES RELEASED BY FEMALES OF HELIOTHIS-ARMIGERA AND HELIOTHIS-ZEA TO FEMALES OF BOTH SPECIES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1981; 30 (2): 123-127	1	14
675	2	8	661 RENWICK JAA, RADKE CD HOST PLANT CONSTITUENTS AS OVIPOSITION DETERRENTS FOR THE CABBAGE-LOOPER, TRICHOPLUSIA-NI ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1981; 30 (2): 201-204	11	30
676	3	18	713 PROKOPY RJ, KOYAMA J OVIPOSITION SITE PARTITIONING IN DACUS-CUCURBITAE ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1982; 31 (4): 428-432	2	20
677	1	21	779 EVANS DL RELATIVE DEFENSIVE BEHAVIOR OF SOME MOTHS AND THE IMPLICATIONS TO PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1983; 33 (1): 103-111	4	9
678	6	49	780 USHER BF, FEENY P ATYPICAL SECONDARY COMPOUNDS IN THE FAMILY CRUCIFERAE - TESTS FOR TOXICITY TO PIERIS-RAPAE, AND ADAPTED CRUCIFER-FEEDING INSECT ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1983; 34 (3): 257-262	6	22
679	4	14	840 BOPPRE M, SEIBT U, WICKLER W PHARMACOPHAGY IN GRASSHOPPERS - ZONOCERUS ATTRACTED TO AND INGESTING PURE PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1984; 35 (2): 115-117	8	18
680	4	19	908 MESSINA FJ, RENWICK JAA MECHANISM OF EGG RECOGNITION BY THE COWPEA WEEVIL CALLOSOBRUCHUS-MACULATUS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1985; 37 (3): 241-245	5	32
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681	6	18	909 KLIJNSTRA JW INTERSPECIFIC EGG LOAD ASSESSMENT OF HOST PLANTS BY PIERIS-RAPAE BUTTERFLIES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1985; 38 (3): 227-231	4	6
682	6	17	910 RENWICK JAA, RADKE CD CONSTITUENTS OF HOST PLANTS AND NON-HOST PLANTS DETERRING OVIPOSITION BY THE CABBAGE BUTTERFLY, PIERIS-RAPAE ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1985; 39 (1): 21-26	14	29
683	3	21	975 KLIJNSTRA JW, ROESSINGH P PERCEPTION OF THE OVIPOSITION DETERRING PHEROMONE BY TARSAL AND ABDOMINAL CONTACT CHEMORECEPTORS IN PIERIS-BRASSICAE ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1986 JAN; 40 (1): 71-79	11	21
684	3	17	994 KLIJN, STRA JW THE EFFECT OF AN OVIPOSITION DETERRING PHEROMONE ON EGG-LAYING IN PIERIS-BRASSICAE ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1986 JUN; 41 (2): 139-146	0	13
685	1	23	1003 BLADES D, MITCHELL BK EFFECT OF ALKALOIDS ON FEEDING BY PHORMIA-REGINA ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1986 AUG; 41 (3): 299-304	0	6
686	1	15	1051 LEATHER SR PINE MONOTERPENES STIMULATE OVIPOSITION IN THE PINE BEAUTY MOTH, PANOLIS-FLAMMEA ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1987 MAY; 43 (3): 295-297	3	28
687	3	31	1055 NORDLUND DA, STRAND MR, LEWIS WJ, VINSON SB ROLE OF KAIROMONES FROM HOST ACCESSORY-GLAND SECRETION IN HOST RECOGNITION BY TELENOMUS-REMUS AND TRICHOGRAMMA-PRETIOSUM, WITH PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1987 JUN; 44 (1): 37-43	1	23
688	7	19	1075 KLIJNSTRA JW, SCHOONHOVEN LM EFFECTIVENESS AND PERSISTENCE OF THE OVIPOSITION DETERRING PHEROMONE OF PIERIS-BRASSICAE IN THE FIELD ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1987 DEC; 45 (3): 227-235	6	10
689	4	22	1076 JONES TH, FINCH S THE EFFECT OF A CHEMICAL DETERRENT, RELEASED FROM THE FRASS OF CATERPILLARS OF THE GARDEN PEBBLE MOTH, ON CABBAGE ROOT FLY OVIPOSITION ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1987 DEC; 45 (3): 283-288	4	17
690	7	22	1128 PASTEELS JM, ROWELLRAHIER M, RANDOUX T, BRAEKMAN JC, DALOZE D PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS OF PROBABLE HOST-PLANT ORIGIN IN THE PRONOTAL AND ELYTRAL SECRETION OF THE LEAF BEETLE OREINA-CACALIAE ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1988 NOV; 49 (1-2): 55-58	9	29
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691	3	42	1168 NIELSEN JK THE EFFECT OF GLUCOSINOLATES ON RESPONSES OF YOUNG PHYLLOTRETA-NEMORUM LARVAE TO NON-HOST PLANTS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1989 JUL; 51 (3): 249-259	0	5
692	1	20	1287 HAGLER JR, COHEN AC PREY SELECTION BY INVITRO-REARED AND FIELD-REARED GEOCORIS-PUNCTIPES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1991 JUN; 59 (3): 201-205	0	17
693	6	17	1305 VANZOELEN AM, VANDERMEIJDEN E ALKALOID CONCENTRATION OF DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE CINNABAR MOTH (TYRIA-JACOBAEAE) ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1991 DEC; 61 (3): 291-294	2	3
694	2	20	1322 KAROWE DN, SCHOONHOVEN LM INTERACTIONS AMONG 3 TROPHIC LEVELS - THE INFLUENCE OF HOST PLANT ON PERFORMANCE OF PIERIS-BRASSICAE AND ITS PARASITOID, COTESIA-GLOMERATA ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1992 MAR; 62 (3): 241-251	2	24
695	3	20	1355 KOULOUSSIS NA, KATSOYANNOS BI EGG DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN THE ALMOND SEED WASP, EURYTOMA-AMYGDALI ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1993 JAN; 66 (1): 31-38	0	1
696	1	39	1448 BLAAKMEER A, GEERVLIET JBF, VANLOON JJA, POSTHUMUS MA, VANBEEK TA, et al. COMPARATIVE HEADSPACE ANALYSIS OF CABBAGE PLANTS DAMAGED BY 2 SPECIES OF PIERIS CATERPILLARS - CONSEQUENCES FOR IN-FLIGHT HOST LOCATION BY COTESIA PARASITOIDS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1994 NOV; 73 (2): 175-182	0	42
697	7	43	1460 ANDERSON P, HILKER M, LOFQVIST J LARVAL DIET INFLUENCE ON OVIPOSITION BEHAVIOR IN SPODOPTERA-LITTORALIS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1995 JAN; 74 (1): 71-82	0	13
698	2	15	1486 HEARD TA OVIPOSITION AND FEEDING PREFERENCES OF A FLOWER-FEEDING WEEVIL, COELOCEPHALAPION ACULEATUM, IN RELATION TO CONSPECIFIC DAMAGE TO ITS HOST-PLANT ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1995 AUG; 76 (2): 203-209	1	8
699	3	11	1536 Baur R, Kostal V, Stadler E Root damage by conspecific larvae induces preference for oviposition in cabbage root flies ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1996 JUL; 80 (1): 224-227	1	9
700	4	45	1556 Baur R, Kostal V, Patrian B, Stadler E Preference for plants damaged by conspecific larvae in ovipositing cabbage root flies: Influence of stimuli from leaf surface and roots ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1996 DEC; 81 (3): 353-364	0	11

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