Variation in Morphophysiological Traits of Male and Female Aporia crataegi L. (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) Depending on the Timing of Adult Emergence

Шкурихин, А. О.; Захарова, Е. И.; Ослина, Т. С.; Солонкин, И. А.

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“…Somehow counter‐intuitively, however, seasonal emergence/occurrence of large females tends to precede that of small females in natural populations of insects (Klingenberg & Spence, 1997; Carvalho et al, 1998; Higgins, 2000; Nève & Singer, 2008; Shkurikhin et al, 2018; Wonglersak et al, 2020; Saito et al, 2020; Bennik et al, 2020). Predominance of negative relationships between size and time at maturity in nature may stem from genetic constraints (developmental thresholds) that affect patterns of size‐dependent development (Stearns & Koella, 1986; Day & Rowe, 2002; Plaistow et al, 2004; Teder et al, 2014; Nilsson‐Örtmann & Rowe, 2021).…”

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Inverse size‐dependent phenology of female spruce budworms along reproductive and behavioral classes: an empirical study

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Boulanger

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Entomologia Exp Applicata

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The incidence and causality of inverse size‐dependent phenology was investigated for spruce budworm, Choristoneura fumiferana (Clemens) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), in part due to large sample size [>22000 feral females with known body size (wing area) and timing of emergence/occurrence]. Data collected in three Canadian provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec) between 1976 and 2019 included a wide array of sampling procedures grouped along gradients of reproductive classes. (1) For resident females of local origin (collected as pupae and allowed to emerge in the laboratory), body size declined over time at seven of seven sites, indicative of inverse size‐dependent timing of emergence. (2) Females foraging on trees (collected by fogging host trees or with sweep nets) exhibited declines in body size over time at five of five sites. (3) For behaviorally active females collected at traps (malaise, light, and canopy traps), inverse size‐dependent phenology of flight was observed at 20 of 23 combination of trap types/sites; partition of variance indicated limited variation in body size as a function of trap type, thus all inflight females were pooled in subsequent analyses. (4) In contrast to other sampling procedures, dead females collected on drop trays exhibited size‐dependent timing of mortality at only one of five sites. The article includes first body size measurements of migrant females captured in the troposphere with a kite balloon; as with other sampling procedures, body size decreased during the interval of sampling. Ongoing studies combining measurements of body size and dry weight of females (wing load) aim at inferring consequences of inverse size‐dependent phenology on reproduction and migration of budworms, including linkages with population dynamics.

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Inverse size‐dependent phenology of female spruce budworms along reproductive and behavioral classes: an empirical study

Rhainds

Delisle

Boulanger

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Entomologia Exp Applicata

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“…), повреждающим почки, бутоны и листья [Sakharov, 1947;Baranchikov, 1987]. На большей части ареала лёт длится около месяца в мае-июле, на Среднем Урале, как правило, вылет первых имаго приходится на начало июня [Shkurikhin et al, 2018]. Очень важной характеристикой боярышницы является её фотопериодическая нейтральность по отношению к индукции диапаузы гусениц, что показано многими исследованиями [Danilevsky, 1961;Danilevsky, Shel'deshova, 1968].…”

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The influence of environmental factors on the caterpillars early instars ratio of Aporia crataegi L. (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) during wintering in the Middle Urals

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Шкурихин

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Резюме. Проанализировано соотношение личиночных возрастов до и после прохождения зимовки гусеницами боярышницы Aporia crataegi L. на Среднем Урале (Свердловская область, Сысертский район). Анализировали влияние на соотношение возрастов температуры воздуха в период развития, вида кормового растения и уровня освещённости участка обитания гусениц. Оценку состояния популяции после зимовки проводили в период с 2013 по 2018 г., оценку соотношения возрастов гусениц до ухода в диапаузу -в августе -сентябре 2014, 2017 и 2018 гг. Фенологические наблюдения показали, что из-за холодных погодных условий весны вылет имаго может происходить позже на целый месяц, следствием чего становится сдвиг периода роста гусениц младших возрастов и их подготовки к диапаузе. Возраст гусеницы боярышницы при впадении в диапаузу не зависит от погодных условий вегетационного сезона, вида кормового растения и условий освещённости биотопа.

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Variation in Morphophysiological Traits of Male and Female Aporia crataegi L. (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) Depending on the Timing of Adult Emergence

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Inverse size‐dependent phenology of female spruce budworms along reproductive and behavioral classes: an empirical study

Inverse size‐dependent phenology of female spruce budworms along reproductive and behavioral classes: an empirical study

The influence of environmental factors on the caterpillars early instars ratio of Aporia crataegi L. (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) during wintering in the Middle Urals

Towards an animal economics spectrum for ecosystem research

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