Variable temperatures across different stages have novel effects on behavioral response and population viability in a host-feeding parasitoid
Variable temperatures across different stages have novel effects on behavioral response and population viability in a host-feeding parasitoid
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不同阶段的不同温度对以寄主为食的寄生蜂的行为反应和群体生存能力有新的影响
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10.1038/s41598-018-38087-0
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发表时间:
2019-02
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Wan Fang-Hao
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作者:
Zhang Yi-Bo;Zhang Gui-Fen;Liu Wan-Xue;Wan Fang-Hao
Parasitoids are insects (usually wasps or flies) that lay eggs within or on other insects (their hosts). Host-feeding parasitoids lay eggs to parasitize the host and feed directly on the host for nourishment. Temperature is the most critical factor affecting insect behavioral responses. Few studies have focused on the impacts of variable temperatures across different life stages on the behaviors of host-feeding parasitoids. This study investigated the effects of temperature experienced during the preadult and adult stages on the life history traits and life table parameters of females of a host-feeding parasitoid,Eretmocerus hayati. Our results show that the temperatures experienced during the preadult and adult stages significantly change life history traits (immature development, adult longevity, host feeding and fecundity). Increasing the preadult temperature resulted in shorter development times for immature stages of the parasitoid, and decreasing the temperature during the adult stage increased reproduction and longevity. Most importantly, we found that host-feeding events changed with temperature rather than life stage. The daily host-feeding ability of the parasitoid increased with increasing temperature at all temperatures except the stress temperature (34 °C). Furthermore, switching temperatures at the immature stage and adult stage can increase the values of life table parameters, with the highest intrinsic rate of increase (r) occurring in the 30/26 °C treatment. This study provides new insight into the mass rearing of parasitic natural enemies.
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J. Rosenheim;D. Rosen
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DOI:
10.1603/en11018
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2011-06
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