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SUBJECT INDEX
Control (Insect)
biological, 2
chemical, 2
natural, 1-4,6,8, 1 6 4 2
Cool temperate forests, 108, 11 1-1 17,
C m u a spp., 137
CornusJEorida, 123,144
Cornwall, 178
Corylusspp., 115, 116,117
Cosmia trapezina, 11
Cover abundance scales (Vegetation),
Cratichneumon spp., 29
Cryptonzeria japoniw, 114,136,137
Cryptua inornatua Pratt., 44
C u p e s m luaitanica, 109
Cybernetic principle, 5
Cyzenis spp., 29
Czechoslovakia, 11 1
119,126,127,137,148,150-152
68
D
Dactylis glomerata, 223,224
ssp. judaica, 223,224
ssp. luaitanica, 223,224
Dactylis coccinea, 117
Dactylisfuchsii, 178
Dactylis hebridenab, 178
Dactylorch@incarnata, 177, 178,212
Dactylorchis maqulata, 178
DactyZorchia okellyi, 178
Dactylorchis p k h e l l a , 177
Dahlbonzinv fuacipennis (Zett.), 44
Dakota, 231
Dalarna, Sweden, 115
Deer-mice, 42,45
Dendrolimus spp., 13
Dendrolimuapini L., 12
Denmark, 111,136,145
Density (Insect)
dependence, 4-9, 14, 17, 19-20,
independence, 9,17,20,23-24,26
relationships, 26-27
22-26
Derkul steppe, U.S.S.R., 117
Dkhanthium arktatum, 203
Didinium spp., 51
Differentiation (Genecology)
ecotypic, 193-237
generabtions, 187-1 89
flustrative examples, 173-187
Diospyros spp., 109, 121
Diospyros texana, 123
Diospyros virginiam, 123
Dipterocarpus spp., 109
Dipterocarpus baudii, 109
Discriminate analysis (Statistics), 77
Distribution Maps Scheme (Vegetation), 96
Don River valley forest, Glendon Hall,
Toronto, Canada, 104,105,106
Dorset, Ontario, Canada, 146
Drosophila spp., 207,215
Drosophila melanogaster, 206
Dryobalanops aromatica, 109
Durham, North Carolina, 236
Dwellingup, Australia, 109
E
East Anglian fens, 178
Eberswalde, Germany, 113
Ecoclines, 162-164
definition of, 163
Ecospecies, 165, 167
Ecotypes, 162-164
definition of, 163
Ecotypic differentiation
evolutionary aspects, 193-217
genetic basis, 189-193
physiological aspects, 217-237
Edaphic adaptation, 219-222
Efficiency (Statistics), definition of, 63
Eidsberg, Norway, 114
Elliott 803 Computer, 96
Ellopia spp., 11
Emigration (Insect), 6
Encarsia spp., 51
Encarsia formosa Gahan., 50
England, 2, 11, 136, 146, 152
Equatorial forests, 108, 109, 126, 127,
Erannis defoliaria, 11
Erd, Hungary, 113,114
Erzgebirge, Germany, 113
Eschscholzia di$ornica, 187
Estimation methods (Insect), 41-42
Eucalyptusspp., 118,119, 121, 127,183
Eucalyptus acmenioides, 110
Eucalyptus camaldulelzsis, 110
Eucazyptus coccifera, 183
Eucalyptus diversicolor, 109, 110, 134-6
Eucalyptus gigantea, 145, 183
134,148,150-152
SUBJECT INDEX
Control (Insect)
biological, 2
chemical, 2
natural, 1-4,6,8, 1 6 4 2
Cool temperate forests, 108, 11 1-1 17,
C m u a spp., 137
CornusJEorida, 123,144
Cornwall, 178
Corylusspp., 115, 116,117
Cosmia trapezina, 11
Cover abundance scales (Vegetation),
Cratichneumon spp., 29
Cryptonzeria japoniw, 114,136,137
Cryptua inornatua Pratt., 44
C u p e s m luaitanica, 109
Cybernetic principle, 5
Cyzenis spp., 29
Czechoslovakia, 11 1
119,126,127,137,148,150-152
68
D
Dactylis glomerata, 223,224
ssp. judaica, 223,224
ssp. luaitanica, 223,224
Dactylis coccinea, 117
Dactylisfuchsii, 178
Dactylis hebridenab, 178
Dactylorch@incarnata, 177, 178,212
Dactylorchis maqulata, 178
DactyZorchia okellyi, 178
Dactylorchis p k h e l l a , 177
Dahlbonzinv fuacipennis (Zett.), 44
Dakota, 231
Dalarna, Sweden, 115
Deer-mice, 42,45
Dendrolimus spp., 13
Dendrolimuapini L., 12
Denmark, 111,136,145
Density (Insect)
dependence, 4-9, 14, 17, 19-20,
independence, 9,17,20,23-24,26
relationships, 26-27
22-26
Derkul steppe, U.S.S.R., 117
Dkhanthium arktatum, 203
Didinium spp., 51
Differentiation (Genecology)
ecotypic, 193-237
generabtions, 187-1 89
flustrative examples, 173-187
Diospyros spp., 109, 121
Diospyros texana, 123
Diospyros virginiam, 123
Dipterocarpus spp., 109
Dipterocarpus baudii, 109
Discriminate analysis (Statistics), 77
Distribution Maps Scheme (Vegetation), 96
Don River valley forest, Glendon Hall,
Toronto, Canada, 104,105,106
Dorset, Ontario, Canada, 146
Drosophila spp., 207,215
Drosophila melanogaster, 206
Dryobalanops aromatica, 109
Durham, North Carolina, 236
Dwellingup, Australia, 109
E
East Anglian fens, 178
Eberswalde, Germany, 113
Ecoclines, 162-164
definition of, 163
Ecospecies, 165, 167
Ecotypes, 162-164
definition of, 163
Ecotypic differentiation
evolutionary aspects, 193-217
genetic basis, 189-193
physiological aspects, 217-237
Edaphic adaptation, 219-222
Efficiency (Statistics), definition of, 63
Eidsberg, Norway, 114
Elliott 803 Computer, 96
Ellopia spp., 11
Emigration (Insect), 6
Encarsia spp., 51
Encarsia formosa Gahan., 50
England, 2, 11, 136, 146, 152
Equatorial forests, 108, 109, 126, 127,
Erannis defoliaria, 11
Erd, Hungary, 113,114
Erzgebirge, Germany, 113
Eschscholzia di$ornica, 187
Estimation methods (Insect), 41-42
Eucalyptusspp., 118,119, 121, 127,183
Eucalyptus acmenioides, 110
Eucalyptus camaldulelzsis, 110
Eucazyptus coccifera, 183
Eucalyptus diversicolor, 109, 110, 134-6
Eucalyptus gigantea, 145, 183
134,148,150-152