Symposia Biologica Hungarica 16. - The Host-Plant in Relation to Insect Behaviour and Reproduction (1976)

THE HOST-PLANT IN RELATION TO INSECT BEHAVIOUR AND REPRODUCTION (Symposia Biologica Hungarica 16) Edited by T. JERMY The study of the relationship between phytophagous insects and their hosts is a fast-developing field, of interest to both practical and theoretical specialists. Contained in this volume) are reports of the latest findings achieved in research on: — sensori-physiological background of host selection — behavioural aspects of host-plant discovery — selection of host-plants for feeding and oviposition — induced changes in host-plant selection — host-plant influences on insect development and reproduction — plant resistance to parasites — evolutionary aspects of host-plant to insect relationships. This volume illuminates a wide range of highlights of this field and furnishes important new information for spe­cialists in the fields of applied ento­mology, insect ethology and physiol­ogy, and ecology and evolution. AKADÉMIAI KIADÖ Publishing House of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences BUDAPEST ISBN 963 05 0740 4

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