SUBJECT INDEX
259
gymnosperm, 103, 116,119,121, 125,
harvesting methods, 103,107
heath and moss, 107
index to net production, 147-152
mineral material, 121-125
organic material, 102,125
production, 101-157
protein source, 102
removal, effect of, 133
seasonal variation, 133-139
soil fertility influence, 130-131
soil moisture influence, 131
understorey, 119-120
utilization, 102-103
Locusts, 14
red, 10
Lolium spp., 228
Lolium perenne, 185
Lozostege sticticalis (L.), 44
Lucerne flea, 14,15,16
Lucilia cuprina Wied., 13,18
Lund, Sweden, 11 5
Lymhachia vulgaris, 224,226
132,139,148,151-152
Lucilia spp., 19
M
Macrolobium spp., 109
Madia spp., 189
Magnoliamacrophylla, 121, 123
Makibori, Japan, 146
Malaya, 108, 109, 133, 138, 139
secondary forest, 134
undisturbed Dipterocarp forest, 134
Mammals, 1, 14
Marschallsruhe, Germany, 11 3
Massachusetts, U.S.A., 145
Mather, 191, 193
Matra, Hungary, 114
Mechanical raking (Litter), 103
Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming,
234
Mediterranean
climate, 223,230
seaboard of Europe, 182
Melampyrum pratense, 182
Melandrium spp., 212
Melandrium album, 177,212
Melandrium rubrum, 177,212
Mexico, 231
Michigan, U.S.A., 103
Mimulus cardinalis, 226,229
Minneapolis, U.S.A., 142
Minnesota,U.S.A., 108,115,145
Mirids, 33
Missouri,U.S.A., 108, 115,132
Mites, 2,35
University, Botany Department, 143
phytophagous, 44,52
predatory, 44,52
Model-making (Statistics) derivative
and primary, 61
Molinia caerulea, 185
Monothetic methods (Statistics), 79-80
Monotypic origin (Genecology), 210Montreal, Canada, 11 1
Mormoniella spp., 51
Mormoniella vitripennis (Walk.), 44
Morocco, 110
Morphological species (Genecology),
166
Mortality (Insect)
213
density-dependent, 8,18,36-39
density-independent, 37-39
effects, 35
factors, 3
percentage, 4,2627
rates, 36
regularity, 39-41
tables, 36
variations, 29
winter disappearance, 29
Morusspp., 121
Morus macrophylla, 124
M o m s rubra, 124
Moscow, U.S.S.R., 116
Moss litter, 107
Multivariate methods (Statistics), 66
Mwanga cecropioidea, 109, 145
N
Nebraska, U.S.A., 231
Neodiprion sertqer (Geoff.), 42
Netherlands, 2, 11, 13, 114, 136, 137,
New Brunswick, 2,5,24
New England States, U.S.A., 126
New Hampshire, 137,180,181
New Mexico, 231,232
New York, U.S.A., 115
138,140
Green River, 19
259
gymnosperm, 103, 116,119,121, 125,
harvesting methods, 103,107
heath and moss, 107
index to net production, 147-152
mineral material, 121-125
organic material, 102,125
production, 101-157
protein source, 102
removal, effect of, 133
seasonal variation, 133-139
soil fertility influence, 130-131
soil moisture influence, 131
understorey, 119-120
utilization, 102-103
Locusts, 14
red, 10
Lolium spp., 228
Lolium perenne, 185
Lozostege sticticalis (L.), 44
Lucerne flea, 14,15,16
Lucilia cuprina Wied., 13,18
Lund, Sweden, 11 5
Lymhachia vulgaris, 224,226
132,139,148,151-152
Lucilia spp., 19
M
Macrolobium spp., 109
Madia spp., 189
Magnoliamacrophylla, 121, 123
Makibori, Japan, 146
Malaya, 108, 109, 133, 138, 139
secondary forest, 134
undisturbed Dipterocarp forest, 134
Mammals, 1, 14
Marschallsruhe, Germany, 11 3
Massachusetts, U.S.A., 145
Mather, 191, 193
Matra, Hungary, 114
Mechanical raking (Litter), 103
Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming,
234
Mediterranean
climate, 223,230
seaboard of Europe, 182
Melampyrum pratense, 182
Melandrium spp., 212
Melandrium album, 177,212
Melandrium rubrum, 177,212
Mexico, 231
Michigan, U.S.A., 103
Mimulus cardinalis, 226,229
Minneapolis, U.S.A., 142
Minnesota,U.S.A., 108,115,145
Mirids, 33
Missouri,U.S.A., 108, 115,132
Mites, 2,35
University, Botany Department, 143
phytophagous, 44,52
predatory, 44,52
Model-making (Statistics) derivative
and primary, 61
Molinia caerulea, 185
Monothetic methods (Statistics), 79-80
Monotypic origin (Genecology), 210Montreal, Canada, 11 1
Mormoniella spp., 51
Mormoniella vitripennis (Walk.), 44
Morocco, 110
Morphological species (Genecology),
166
Mortality (Insect)
213
density-dependent, 8,18,36-39
density-independent, 37-39
effects, 35
factors, 3
percentage, 4,2627
rates, 36
regularity, 39-41
tables, 36
variations, 29
winter disappearance, 29
Morusspp., 121
Morus macrophylla, 124
M o m s rubra, 124
Moscow, U.S.S.R., 116
Moss litter, 107
Multivariate methods (Statistics), 66
Mwanga cecropioidea, 109, 145
N
Nebraska, U.S.A., 231
Neodiprion sertqer (Geoff.), 42
Netherlands, 2, 11, 13, 114, 136, 137,
New Brunswick, 2,5,24
New England States, U.S.A., 126
New Hampshire, 137,180,181
New Mexico, 231,232
New York, U.S.A., 115
138,140
Green River, 19