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Predatory Heteroptera: Their Ecology and Use in Biological Control
Editor(s): Moshe Coll; John R. Ruberson
Print Publication Date: 1998
https://doi.org/10.4182/YGQF2785
ISBN: 9781960154460
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
Dedication
Moshe Coll , John R. Ruberson , David Rosen
CHAPTER 3.
Predatory Heteroptera: An Important Yet Neglected Group of Natural Enemies
Moshe Coll , John R. Ruberson
CHAPTER 4.
Predatory Heteroptera in North American Agroecosystems: An Overview
Kenneth V. Yeargan
CHAPTER 5.
Biochemical and Morphological Dynamics and Predatory Feeding Habits in Terrestrial Heteroptera
Allen Carson Cohen
CHAPTER 6.
Status of Semiochemical Research on Predatory Heteroptera
J. R. Aldrich
CHAPTER 7.
Overwintering and the Diapause Syndrome of Predatory Heteroptera
J. R. Ruberson , T. J. Kring , N. Elkassabany
CHAPTER 8.
Life-History Trade-Offs in Insects, with Emphasis on Podisus maculiventris (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae)
Jesusa Crisostomo Legaspi , Benjamin C. Legaspi
CHAPTER 9.
Living and Feeding on Plants in Predatory Heteroptera
Moshe Coll
CHAPTER 10.
Cannibalism and Intraguild Predation in the Predatory Heteroptera
J. M. Schmidt , J. R. Taylor , J. A. Rosenheim
CHAPTER 11.
Characterizing and Estimating the Effect of Heteropteran Predation
Steven E. Naranjo , James R. Hagler
CHAPTER 12.
Predatory Heteropterans in Augmentative Biological Control: An Industry Perspective
Carol S. Glenister
CHAPTER 13.
Use of Predatory Pentatomids in Integrated Management of the Colorado Potato Beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)
J. A. Hough-Goldstein
CHAPTER 14.
Research Needs for the Predaceous Heteroptera
John R. Ruberson , Moshe Coll
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