Behaviors of parasitoids and discussions on some technical problems in research

Abstract

Abstract: Behaviors of parasitoids,as part of important basic information for regulating and utilizing parasitoids to control insect pests,have been studied for more than 70 years.Many progress has been made in this field,including host selection behaviors,patch-leaving behaviors,clutch size,and behavior evolution.In this paper,we summarized the latest achievements in behaviors of parasitoids,mainly focusing on host selection and patch-leaving behaviors.Solution methods for some technical problems often met in behavior research were presented and discussed.

Key words: Cinnamomum burmannii, Restriction of photosynthesis, Elevated temperature, Elevated CO₂ concentration

CLC Number:

Q968.1

LOU Yonggen, WANG Xia, DU Menghao, ZHOU Guoxin, WANG Xia. Behaviors of parasitoids and discussions on some technical problems in research[J]. cje, 2005, (4): 438-442.

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