For example, White & Whitham (2000) note that AS of cottonwoods, because of spillover from the attractant "sink" plant, box elder, was only seen in areas with high
cankerworm densities.
Key words: Acer negundo; Alsophila pometaria; associational resistance; associational susceptibility, box elder; cottonwood; dietary breadth; fall
cankerworm; plant-herbivore interactions; Populus; preference hierarchy; spillover.
It is possible that arthropod predators showed a strong numerical response to the
cankerworm outbreak, which may have been more common within exclosures given the marginally greater spring leaf damage on exclosure trees.
Adaptation to host plants in the fall
cankerworm (Alsophila pometaria) and its bearing on the evolution of host affiliation in phytophagous insects.
Corruption, they say, is a
cankerworm that has eaten deep into the fabric of Nigeria.
For example, Roland and Embree (1995) recorded the similar pattern of outbreaks of winter moth, Bruce's spanworm, and fall
cankerworm in Nova Scotia Canada, and Klimetzek (1990) described a spatial synchronization of outbreaks of four pine-feeding insects in Germany.
There have been numerous observations of genetic divergence associated with host-plant species, including Alsophila pometaria, the fall
cankerworm (Mister et al.
She advised youths not to be unnecessarily curious to discover drugs, adding that 'drug abuse is a menace and
cankerworm.'
Evidence of pheromonal constancy among sexual and asexual females in a population of fall
cankerworm, Alsophila pometaria (Lepidoptera: Geometridae).
Adaptation to host plants in the fall
cankerworm (Alsophilia pometaria) and its bearing on the evolution of host affiliation in phytophagous insects.
The issue of illegal mining is a
cankerworm as far as this college is concerned; illegal mining is as old as the college.
Cultism is like a
cankerworm that has eaten deep in the society and that is why the governor is determined to stop everything about cultism in the state.