Stressful Times for the Plant Stress: Insect Performance Hypothesis

Larsson, Stig

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“…The interpretation of above-mentioned mechanisms resulting in the start of migration is closely related to the quality of host which is substantial factor for the performance of phytophagous species (Larsson 1989;Fernandes et al 1994;De Bruyn et al 2002). The life pattern of gall-forming organisms conditions the preference of non-stressed trees (Larsson 1989) which corresponds with the results achieved.…”

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“…The life pattern of gall-forming organisms conditions the preference of non-stressed trees (Larsson 1989) which corresponds with the results achieved. The nutritional value of the host leaves is probably related to preferences to mature stabilized trees as against overmature trees or new plantations (Fernandes et al 1994).…”

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“…Nejvýznamnějšími faktory ovlivňujícími výskyt hálkotvorných roztočů na území Brna byly vlastnosti hostitelské dřeviny, což potvrdily dosavadní poznatky o potravních preferencích vlnovníků (Larsson 1989), prostorové rozmístění a imisní zátěž neměly na výskyt vlnovníků vliv. V podmínkách bez akutní-ho imisního stresu (Buček 2004;Henelová et al 2005) nedošlo k diferenciaci vlivem imisí.…”

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“…V podmínkách bez akutní-ho imisního stresu (Buček 2004;Henelová et al 2005) nedošlo k diferenciaci vlivem imisí. Disperzi vlnovníků mohly ovlivnit i mechanismy popsané Sabelisem a Bruinem (1996), které souvisejí s kvalitou hostitele, jež je určujícím faktorem pro vývoj fytofágů (Larsson 1989;Fernandes et al 1994;De Bruyn et al 2002). Odlišná úroveň výskytu poddruhů tiliae, liosoma na různých druzích lip a nízký výskyt E. tiliae na T. euchlora byl způsoben diferencovanou potravní atraktivitou hostitele.…”

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“…According to Larsson (1989), performance of guilds of gall-forming phytophagous arthropods decreases with the increasing level of stress.…”

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Occurrence variations and spatial distribution patterns of Eriophyes tiliae (Pgst.) (Acari, Eriophyidae) subspecies in the urban environment

Buchta¹,

Kula²,

Kresťanpolová³

2006

J. For. Sci.

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ABSTRACT:The occurrence of Eriophyes tiliae (Pgst.) subspecies was observed in lime trees in the urban area of Brno. Mites presence was assessed in relation to the lime species, its age and health conditions. Analysis of the occurrence of liosoma, tiliae and nervalis subspecies was carried out on leaves of 3,245 lime trees from the viewpoint of the host preference and spatial distribution of attack in the area of the city and potential effects of air pollution. Subspecies liosoma and tiliae occurred in 13% of lime trees, the subspecies of nervalis was found only in 4 limes. Eudominant subspecies of E. tiliae preferred mature trees and young trees reaching height of mature trees in good health conditions. The distribution of Eriophyes tiliae on lime trees in the area of Brno depended on the distribution of suitable host trees and was not affected by air pollution.

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“…According to Larsson (1989), performance of guilds of gall-forming phytophagous arthropods decreases with the increasing level of stress.…”

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Occurrence variations and spatial distribution patterns of Eriophyes tiliae (Pgst.) (Acari, Eriophyidae) subspecies in the urban environment

Buchta¹,

Kula²,

Kresťanpolová³

2006

J. For. Sci.

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Insect Herbivore Outbreaks Viewed through a Physiological Framework: Insights from Orthoptera

Behmer

Joern

2012

Insect Outbreaks Revisited

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For they covered the face of the whole earth, so that the land was darkened; and they did eat every herb of the land, and all the fruit of the trees which the hail had left: and there remained not any green thing in the trees, or in the herbs of the field, through all the land of Egypt.Exodus 10:15 (King James Version)The Cloud was hailing grasshoppers. The cloud was grasshoppers. Their bodies hid the sun and made darkness. Their thin, large wings gleamed and glittered. The rasping whirring of their wings filled the whole air and they hit the ground and the house with the noise of a hailstorm.On the Banks of Plum Creek (by Laura Ingalls Wilder)

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