Titlebook: Insects at Low Temperature; Richard E. Lee,David L. Denlinger Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Drosophila.arthropo

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Principles of Insect Low Temperature Tolerance effects on the kinetics of enzymatic reactions, to defining the limits of physiological function and behavior, and ultimately to shaping of evolutionary pathways. As a group, insects, more than any other eukaryotic taxon, have evolved not only to survive but to flourish in a wide variety of thermal environments.

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Effects of Cold on Morphogenesisy the affect is negligible; however, keeping insects at low temperature for longer periods of time always affects their mortality and development, and often other parameters as well. Performance at a low, but constant, temperature is usually different than at temperatures fluctuating around the same average value (see Chapter 9).

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Winter Habitats and Ecological Adaptations for Winter Survival to withstand the low temperatures. In practice, many adaptations combine to permit winter survival, notably the timing of the lifecycle, including the overwintering stage, and diapause and correlated changes in food storage. This chapter emphasizes habitat choices made by overwintering insects and temperature conditions in those winter habitats.

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978-1-4757-0192-0Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991

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The Water Relations of Overwintering Insectsossess efficient mechanisms to regulate the amounts and activities of extracellular and intracellular water. Terrestrial animals tend to loose water by evaporation. Insects, which are among the most successful terrestrial animals, have a cuticular exoskeleton with a low water permeability that reduc