ANALYSIS O F PROCESSES I N CONTROL O F INSECTS
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DeBach, P. (1955). J . econ. Ent. 48, 584-588. Validity of the insecticidal check
method as a measure of the effectiveness of natural enemies of Diaspine scale
insects.
DeBach, P. (1958). J . econ. Ent. 51, 474-484. The role of weather and entomophagous species in the natural control of insect populations.
DeBach, P. and Smith, H. S. (1941a). Ecology 22, 363-369. Are population
oscillations inherent in the host-parasite relation?
DeBach, P. and Smith, H. S. (1941b). J . econ. Ent. 34, 741-745. The effect of host
density on the rate of reproduction of entomophagous parasites.
DeBach, P. and Smith, H. S. (1947). Ecology 28, 290-298. Effects of parasite
population density on rate of change of host and parasite populations.
DeBach, P., Dietrick, E. J. and Fleschner, C. A. (1949). J . econ. Ent. 42, 546-547.
A new technique for evaluating the efficiency of entomophagous insects in
the field.
DeBach, P., Fleschner, C. A. and Dietrick, E. J. (1950). J . econ. Ent. 43, 807-819.
Studies of the efficacy of natural enemies of citrus red mite in southern
California.
DeBach, P., Fleschner, C. A. and Dietrick, E. J. (1951). J . econ.Ent. 44, 763-766.
A biological check method for evaluating the effectiveness of entomophagous
insects.
DeRuiter, L. (1952). Behaviour 4,222-232. (From Holling, 1961.)
Elton, C. E. (1958). “The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants”, 181 pp.
London : Methuen.
Franz, J. (1949). 2. angew. Ent. 31, 228-260. ffber die genetbchen Grundiagen
des Zusammenbruches einer Massenvermehrung am inneren Ursachen.
Franz, J. M. (1962). Verh. X I Intern. Kongr. Entom. (wien 1960) 2, 670-674.
Definitions in biological control.
Gause, G. F. (1934). “The Struggle for Existence”, pp. 163. Baltimore: Williams
and Wilkins.
Glasgow, J. P. and Welch, J. R. (1962). Bull. ent. Res. 53, 129-137. Long-term
fluctuations in numbers of the tsetse fly Glossina swynnertoni Austen.
G w , D. L. (1960). A . Rev. Ent. 5, 279-300. The biological background of locust
control.
G m , D. L. and Symmons, P. M. (1959). Nature, Lon& 184, 1425. Forecasting
locust outbreaks.
Hairston, N. G. (1957). In Reynoldson, T. B. (1957). Cold Spring Harb. Symp.
quant. Biol. 22, 313-327. Discussion.
Holling, C. S. (1959a). Canad. Ent. 91, 293-320. The components of predation
as revealed by a study of small-mammal predation of the European pine
sawfly.
Rolling, C. S. (195913). Canad. Ent. 91, 385-398. some characteristics of simple
types of predation and parasitism.
Holling, C. S. (1961). A. Rev. Ent. 6, 163-182. Principles of insect predation.
Holling, C. S. (1962). Mem. ent. Soc. can. 32, 22-32. An experimental component
Huffaker, C. B. (1958). Hilgardia 27,343-383. Experimental studies on predation:
Hufhker, C. B. and Spitzer, C. H., Jr. (1951). J . econ. Ent. 44, 519-522. Data
momp, H. (1958). Arch. n6erZ. 2001. 13, 134-145. On the theories of host-parasite
analysis of population processes.
dispersion factors and predator-prey oscillations.
on the natural control of the cyclamen m i t e on strawberries.
interactions.
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DeBach, P. (1955). J . econ. Ent. 48, 584-588. Validity of the insecticidal check
method as a measure of the effectiveness of natural enemies of Diaspine scale
insects.
DeBach, P. (1958). J . econ. Ent. 51, 474-484. The role of weather and entomophagous species in the natural control of insect populations.
DeBach, P. and Smith, H. S. (1941a). Ecology 22, 363-369. Are population
oscillations inherent in the host-parasite relation?
DeBach, P. and Smith, H. S. (1941b). J . econ. Ent. 34, 741-745. The effect of host
density on the rate of reproduction of entomophagous parasites.
DeBach, P. and Smith, H. S. (1947). Ecology 28, 290-298. Effects of parasite
population density on rate of change of host and parasite populations.
DeBach, P., Dietrick, E. J. and Fleschner, C. A. (1949). J . econ. Ent. 42, 546-547.
A new technique for evaluating the efficiency of entomophagous insects in
the field.
DeBach, P., Fleschner, C. A. and Dietrick, E. J. (1950). J . econ. Ent. 43, 807-819.
Studies of the efficacy of natural enemies of citrus red mite in southern
California.
DeBach, P., Fleschner, C. A. and Dietrick, E. J. (1951). J . econ.Ent. 44, 763-766.
A biological check method for evaluating the effectiveness of entomophagous
insects.
DeRuiter, L. (1952). Behaviour 4,222-232. (From Holling, 1961.)
Elton, C. E. (1958). “The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants”, 181 pp.
London : Methuen.
Franz, J. (1949). 2. angew. Ent. 31, 228-260. ffber die genetbchen Grundiagen
des Zusammenbruches einer Massenvermehrung am inneren Ursachen.
Franz, J. M. (1962). Verh. X I Intern. Kongr. Entom. (wien 1960) 2, 670-674.
Definitions in biological control.
Gause, G. F. (1934). “The Struggle for Existence”, pp. 163. Baltimore: Williams
and Wilkins.
Glasgow, J. P. and Welch, J. R. (1962). Bull. ent. Res. 53, 129-137. Long-term
fluctuations in numbers of the tsetse fly Glossina swynnertoni Austen.
G w , D. L. (1960). A . Rev. Ent. 5, 279-300. The biological background of locust
control.
G m , D. L. and Symmons, P. M. (1959). Nature, Lon& 184, 1425. Forecasting
locust outbreaks.
Hairston, N. G. (1957). In Reynoldson, T. B. (1957). Cold Spring Harb. Symp.
quant. Biol. 22, 313-327. Discussion.
Holling, C. S. (1959a). Canad. Ent. 91, 293-320. The components of predation
as revealed by a study of small-mammal predation of the European pine
sawfly.
Rolling, C. S. (195913). Canad. Ent. 91, 385-398. some characteristics of simple
types of predation and parasitism.
Holling, C. S. (1961). A. Rev. Ent. 6, 163-182. Principles of insect predation.
Holling, C. S. (1962). Mem. ent. Soc. can. 32, 22-32. An experimental component
Huffaker, C. B. (1958). Hilgardia 27,343-383. Experimental studies on predation:
Hufhker, C. B. and Spitzer, C. H., Jr. (1951). J . econ. Ent. 44, 519-522. Data
momp, H. (1958). Arch. n6erZ. 2001. 13, 134-145. On the theories of host-parasite
analysis of population processes.
dispersion factors and predator-prey oscillations.
on the natural control of the cyclamen m i t e on strawberries.
interactions.