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ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY
卷 32, 期 5, 页码 461-477出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2311.2007.00888.x
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choristoneura fumiferana; defoliation; host-plant interactions; insect outbreak; natural enemies; population dynamics; spruce budworm
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1. Stage-specific survival and recruitment of spruce budworm were measured by frequent sampling of foliage in four outbreak populations over a 15-year period in Ontario and Quebec, Canada. 2. Patterns of change in population density during the outbreak collapse phase were closely linked to changes in survival of the late immature stages, and were determined largely by the impact of natural enemies. 3. Host-plant feedback also contributed significantly to survival patterns throughout the outbreak: annual defoliation influenced survival of fourth and fifth instars and fecundity while cumulative defoliation influenced survival of the very early larval stages (first and second) via impacts on stand condition. 4. Inclusion of this host-plant feedback reveals spruce budworm population dynamics as a function of density-related trophic interactions that vary in their order and strength of influence over time. This view re-introduces the importance of forest interactions as a component of dynamics of the spruce budworm.
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