ARS | Publication request: Effect of larval host food substrate on egg load dynamics, egg size and adult female size in four species of braconid fruit fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) parasitoids

Printable Version

E-mail this page

Programs and Projects

Subjects of Investigation

You are here: /

Research Project: BIOLOGICALLY-BASED TECHNOLOGIES FOR MANAGEMENT OF CROP INSECT PESTS IN LOCAL AND AREAWIDE PROGRAMS

Location: Insect Behavior and Biocontrol Research Unit

Title: Effect of larval host food substrate on egg load dynamics, egg size and adult female size in four species of braconid fruit fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) parasitoids

Submitted to: Journal of Insect Physiology
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: July 20, 2011
Publication Date: November 1, 2011
Citation: Cicero, L., Sivinski, J.M., Rull, J., Aluja, M. 2011. Effect of larval host food substrate on egg load dynamics, egg size and adult female size in four species of braconid fruit fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) parasitoids. Journal of Insect Physiology. 57(11)1471:1479.

Technical Abstract:

Project Team

	Handler, Alfred - Al
	Shirk, Paul
	Allan, Sandra - Sandy
	Mankin, Richard
	Sivinski, John
	Hight, Stephen
	Nagoshi, Rodney
	Meagher, Robert - Rob

Publications

	Publications

Related National Programs

	Crop Protection & Quarantine (304)

Related Projects

	FEMALE-SPECIFIC EMBRYONIC LETHALITY STRAINS FOR THE MEXICAN FRUIT FLY, ANASTREPHA LUDENS
	PREDICTIVE MODELING & MITIGATION OF EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON MIGRATION & INFESTATION PATTERNS OF SEMITROPICAL/TROPICAL CROP PEST INSECTS
	PREDICTIVE MODELING & MITIGATION OF EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON MIGRATION & INFESTATION PATTERNS OF SEMITROPICAL/TROPICAL CROP PEST INSECTS
	RECOMBINASE-BASED TRANSFORMATION VECTORS FOR IMPROVED TRANSGENIC STRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND ECOLOGICAL SAFETY IN TEPHRITID PEST SPECIES
	DETECTION AND ANALYSIS OF RED PALM WEEVIL ACOUSTIC SIGNALS IN DATE PALM ORCHARDS
	ACOUSTIC, TRAP FOR ASIAN CITRUS PSYLLIDS
	FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS AND MANIPULATION OF ANTIOXIDANT GENE EXPRESSION FOR IMPROVED FITNESS IN MALES STERILIZED FOR STERILE INSECT TECHNIQUE
	Exploitation of Visual Stimuli for Better Monitoring and Management of Asian Citrus Psyllid in Young Citrus Plantings

Last Modified: 06/19/2013

	ARS Home \| USDA.gov \| Site Map \| Policies and Links
	FOIA \| Accessibility Statement \| Privacy Policy \| Nondiscrimination Statement \| Information Quality \| USA.gov \| White House