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THE FIRST RECORD OF AN OUTBREAK OF THE LARCH BUD MOTH, ZEIRAPHERA-DINIANA GN (LEP, TORTRICIDAE) ON AN EVERGREEN CONIFER HOST (PINUS-PUMILA [PALL] REGEL) IN NORTH-EASTERN ASIA
Authors: KHOMENTOVSKY PA BALTENSWEILER W EFREMOVA LS PAVLENKO TV MARYCHEVA EM
Citation: Pa. Khomentovsky et al., THE FIRST RECORD OF AN OUTBREAK OF THE LARCH BUD MOTH, ZEIRAPHERA-DINIANA GN (LEP, TORTRICIDAE) ON AN EVERGREEN CONIFER HOST (PINUS-PUMILA [PALL] REGEL) IN NORTH-EASTERN ASIA, Journal of applied entomology, 121(1), 1997, pp. 1-7
GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION IN ZEIRAPHERA-DINIANA (LEPIDOPTERA, TORTRICIDAE, THE LARCH BUDMOTH) - POLYMORPHISM, HOST RACES OR SIBLING SPECIES
Authors: EMELIANOV I MALLET J BALTENSWEILER W
Citation: I. Emelianov et al., GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION IN ZEIRAPHERA-DINIANA (LEPIDOPTERA, TORTRICIDAE, THE LARCH BUDMOTH) - POLYMORPHISM, HOST RACES OR SIBLING SPECIES, Heredity, 75, 1995, pp. 416-424
WHY THE LARCH BUD-MOTH CYCLE COLLAPSED IN THE SUB-ALPINE LARCH-CEMBRAN PINE FORESTS IN THE YEAR 1990 FOR THE 1ST TIME SINCE 1850
Authors: BALTENSWEILER W
Citation: W. Baltensweiler, WHY THE LARCH BUD-MOTH CYCLE COLLAPSED IN THE SUB-ALPINE LARCH-CEMBRAN PINE FORESTS IN THE YEAR 1990 FOR THE 1ST TIME SINCE 1850, Oecologia, 94(1), 1993, pp. 62-66
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