Titlebook: Neotropical Insect Galls; Geraldo Wilson Fernandes,Jean Carlos Santos Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Insect gall

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Functional Gradients in Insect Gall Tissues: Studies on Neotropical Host Plants,y the redifferentiation of tissues with typical features and functions of a new organ. These tissues may guarantee adaptive advantages to the galling insect against natural enemies, microenvironmental stresses, and also provide adequate nutrition. Moreover, the formation of the final gall body, i.e.

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Gall Morphotypes in the Neotropics and the Need to Standardize Them,ormed plant organ generated by the interaction between a gall-inducing organism and a host plant. Once each gall morphotype is unique and derived from a species-specific interaction, there is a great confidence in using them to identify the different galling systems. In the Neotropics, where the bio

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Population Ecology of Galling Arthropods in the Neotropics,n time and space are considered, with a discussion of seasonality and host synchronization. The contribution of various mortality factors to abundance is also compared, considering both top-down (parasitoids, predators) and bottom-up (host plant). Competition is also considered, but sources appear s

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Bottom-Up Effects on Gall Distribution,ironments. In search for a mechanism for this pattern, most studies have focused on top-down effects, such as predation and parasitism, which could potentially be weakened in those stressful environments and favour gall survivorship. In this chapter, however, we examine bottom-up effects that could

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Natural Selection on a Tropical System: Gall-Size Distribution on , (Malvaceae), species. Gall-inducing insects and their natural enemies have played an important role in generating testable evolutionary hypotheses. One scenario is provided by the galling insect . (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae), its natural enemies and host plant, . (Malvaceae). Here, we present our results of field

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Density of Insect Galls in the Forest Understorey and Canopy: Neotropical, Gondwana or Global Patte a habitat rather than ecosystem effect. We tested the hypothesis that upper forest canopies are probably the best suitable habitat for gall-forming insects in any tropical vegetation, comparing the wet rainforest of Panama (Neotropical), and the subtropical forest of Australia (Australian). We furt

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Galling Insects as Indicators of Habitat Quality,spicuousness and abundance. In this chapter we summarize some of the studies performed in the Neotropics that have used galling insects as indicators of habitat quality. These studies have mostly investigated forest fragmentation and the edge effect on the gall community, while few use galling insec

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