Titlebook: Dynamics of Forest Insect Populations; Patterns, Causes, Im Alan A. Berryman Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 ecosys

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The Larch Gall Midge in Seed Orchards of South Siberia,es into economically significant pests, Seed orchard plantations in Siberia provide an example wherein cultural practices have given rise to problems of protecting larch seed from pests, in particular, the larch gall midge, . F. Loew (.).

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The Armored Scales of Hemlock,y of New York City at the turn of the nineteenth century,. They have since spread into several northeastern states and have become destructive pests of Eastern hemlock, . Carriere, their primary host. In addition to Eastern hemlock, these two scales attack many other native and exotic species of con

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The Beech Scale, identification is usually a highly specialized activity. The beech scale . Lindinger is to some extent an exception because the white wax secreted by this insect makes it highly conspicuous and the absence of any similar coccid on beech largely eliminates the chore of identification. Nevertheless,

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The Nantucket Pine Tip Moth,on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts,. where it was causing severe damage to pines and was described as the “frustrating .” (= .).. The taxonomic status of .. is generally clear except for its relationship with . Miller, thought by some to be a subspecies.. The primary difference is that . overwinters

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The Autumnal Moth in Fennoscandia,oth, . = . (Borkhausen). This chapter analyzes the population dynamics of ., but many of our conclusions may apply to other defoliators, such as . (Linnaeus), . (Scharfenberg), . (Hu1st), and . (Clerck), which often exhibit synchronous fluctuations in the same or adjacent areas..

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The Douglas-Fir Tussock Moth in the Interior Pacific Northwest,n species of ., but it is the only member of the group that occasionally reaches outbreak numbers while feeding exclusively on conifers.. Because of the explosive and destructive nature of its outbreaks, the Douglas-fir tussock moth has achieved much deserved notoriety among forest managers. For thi

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