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Parasitoid population biology - Introduction
Authors: Hochberg, ME Ives, AR
Citation: Me. Hochberg et Ar. Ives, Parasitoid population biology - Introduction, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 3-14
Host location and selection in the field
Authors: Casas, J
Citation: J. Casas, Host location and selection in the field, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 17-26
Effects of parasitoid clutch size on host-parasitoid population dynamics
Authors: Heimpel, GE
Citation: Ge. Heimpel, Effects of parasitoid clutch size on host-parasitoid population dynamics, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 27-40
Host-parasitoid models: The story of a successful failure
Authors: Bernstein, C
Citation: C. Bernstein, Host-parasitoid models: The story of a successful failure, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 41-57
A field guide to studying spatial pattern formation in host-parasitoid systems
Authors: Harrison, S
Citation: S. Harrison, A field guide to studying spatial pattern formation in host-parasitoid systems, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 58-69
Parasitoid spread: Lessons for and from invasion biology
Authors: Hastings, A
Citation: A. Hastings, Parasitoid spread: Lessons for and from invasion biology, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 70-82
Landscape ecology of parasitism
Authors: Roland, J
Citation: J. Roland, Landscape ecology of parasitism, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 83-99
The evolution of parasitoid egg load
Authors: Van Baalen, M
Citation: M. Van Baalen, The evolution of parasitoid egg load, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 103-120
Host resistance, parasitoid virulence, and population dynamics
Authors: Godfray, HCJ
Citation: Hcj. Godfray, Host resistance, parasitoid virulence, and population dynamics, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 121-138
Developmental traits and life-history evolution in parasitoids
Authors: Strand, MR
Citation: Mr. Strand, Developmental traits and life-history evolution in parasitoids, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 139-162
Host specificity and trophic relationships of hyperparasitoids
Authors: Brodeur, J
Citation: J. Brodeur, Host specificity and trophic relationships of hyperparasitoids, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 163-183
Comparing parasitoid-dominated food webs with other food webs: Problems and future promises
Authors: Holyoak, M
Citation: M. Holyoak, Comparing parasitoid-dominated food webs with other food webs: Problems and future promises, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 184-197
Species coexistence in parasitoid communities: Does competition matter?
Authors: Hawkins, BA
Citation: Ba. Hawkins, Species coexistence in parasitoid communities: Does competition matter?, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 198-213
Biological control: The need for realistic models and experimental approaches to parasitoid introductions
Authors: Mills, N
Citation: N. Mills, Biological control: The need for realistic models and experimental approaches to parasitoid introductions, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 217-234
Parasitoid populations in the agricultural landscape
Authors: Tscharntke, T
Citation: T. Tscharntke, Parasitoid populations in the agricultural landscape, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 235-253
Threats, flies, and protocol gaps: Can evolutionary ecology save biological control?
Authors: Roitberg, BD
Citation: Bd. Roitberg, Threats, flies, and protocol gaps: Can evolutionary ecology save biological control?, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 254-265
"What, conserve parasitoids?"
Authors: Hochberg, ME
Citation: Me. Hochberg, "What, conserve parasitoids?", PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 266-277
Conclusions: Debating parasitoid population biology over the next twenty years
Authors: Ives, AR Hochberg, ME
Citation: Ar. Ives et Me. Hochberg, Conclusions: Debating parasitoid population biology over the next twenty years, PARASITOID POPULATION BIOLOGY, 2000, pp. 278-303
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