2023
DOI: 10.1080/11956860.2023.2238456
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Investigating spatiotemporal patterns, spatial density dependence and fruit quality in a plant-bruchine-parasitoids system

Abstract: Many of the spatial patterns observed in nature are governed by interactions between species and between species and their environment, providing valuable information about which processes are determinants in shaping ecological communities. In a system composed of Mimosa bimucronata, the bruchine Acanthoscelides schrankie and its parasitoids, we examined the spatial distribution patterns of these insects and fruit quality. We tested the hypothesis that an aggregate pattern of parasitism is predominant, charact… Show more

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