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Beteiligte Personen:	Schoonhoven, Louis M. (VerfasserIn), Loon, Joop J. A. van (VerfasserIn), Dicke, Marcel (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2006
Ausgabe:	2. ed., repr. with corr.
Schriftenreihe:	Oxford biology
Schlagwörter:	Insects > Food Insect-plant relationships Evolution Parasit Wirt Pflanzen Physiologie Wechselwirkung Coevolution Pflanzenfressende Insekten Insekten
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ISBN:	019852594X 0198525958

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adam_text	Contents Foreword to the second edition by Professor Elizabeth Bernays vii Preface to the second edition ix Preface to the first edition χ 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Increased attention: why? 1 1.2 Relationships between insects and plants 1 1.3 Relevance for agriculture 2 1.4 Insect-plant research involves many biological subdiscip lines 2 1.5 References 3 2 Herbivorous insects: something for everyone 5 2.1 Host-plant specialization 6 2.2 Food-plant range and host-plant range 10 2.3 Specialization on plant parts 11 2.3.1 Above-ground herbivory 11 2.3.2 Below-ground herbivory 13 2.4 Number of insect species per plant species 13 2.5 Herbivorous insects: are they plant taxonomists? 15 2.6 Host plant is more than food plant 16 2.7 Microclimates around plants 17 2.8 Extent of insect damage in natural and agricultural ecosystems 18 2.9 Compensation for herbivore damage 23 2.10 Conclusions 24 2.11 References 24 3 Plant structure: the solidity of anti-herbivore protection 29 3.1 Insect feeding systems 29 3.2 Leaf surface 31 3.2.1 Epicuticular waxes 31 3.2.2 Trichomes 35 3.3 Leaf toughness 36 3.3.1 Mandible wear 36 3.3.2 C3 and C4 plants 39 3.4 Structures involved in mutualistic relationships 40 3.5 Plant galls 41 xii CONTENTS 3.6 Plant architecture 42 3.7 Conclusions 43 3.8 References 44 4 Plant chemistry: endless variety 48 4.1 Plant biochemistry 49 4.1.1 Primary plant metabolism 50 4.1.2 Secondary plant substances 50 4.2 Alkaloids 51 4.3 Terpenoids and steroids 52 4.4 Phenolics 55 4.5 Glucosinolates 57 4.6 Cyanogenics 57 4.7 Leaf surface chemistry 58 4.8 Plant volatiles 59 4.9 Concentrations of secondary plant substances 63 4.10 Production costs 65 4.11 Compartmentation 67 4.12 Temporal variability 68 4.12.1 Seasonal effects 69 4.12.2 Day/night effects 70 4.12.3 Interyear variation 71 4.13 Effects of location and fertilizers 71 4.13.1 Sun and shade 71 4.13.2 Soil factors 73 4.14 Induced resistance 74 4.14.1 Induced direct resistance 75 4.14.2 Induced indirect resistance 75 4.14.3 Variation in herbivore-induced changes 77 4.14.4 Genomic and metabolomic changes induced by herbivory 77 4.14.5 Systemic effects 78 4.14.6 Long-term responses 79 4.14.7 Signal transduction 80 4.14.8 Interaction between herbivore-induced and pathogen-induced changes 80 4.14.9 Plant-plant interactions 81 4.15 Genotypie variation 81 4.15.1 Inter-individual variation in plant chemistry 81 4.15.2 Intra-individual variation in plant chemistry 83 4.15.3 Plant sex affects insect susceptibility 84 4.16 Conclusions 85 4.17 Literature 85 4.18 References 86 5 Plants as insect food: not the ¡deal 99 5.1 Plants are suboptimal food 101 5.1.1 Nitrogen 102 5.1.2 Water 104 5.2 Artificial diets 105 CONTENTS xiü 5.3 Consumption and utilization 106 5.3.1 Food quantities eaten 106 5.3.2 Utilization 106 5.3.3 Suboptimal food and compensatory feeding behaviour 111 5.3.4 Allelochemieals and food utilization 113 5.3.5 Detoxification of plant allelochemieals 116 5.4 Symbionts 120 5.4.1 Food utilization and supplementation 120 5.4.2 Detoxification of plant allelochemieals 121 5.5 Host-plant quality affected by microorganisms 121 5.5.1 Plant pathogens 122 5.5.2 Endophytic fungi 122 5.6 Host-plant effects on herbivore susceptibility to pathogens and insecticides 124 5.7 Food-plant quality in relation to environmental factors 125 5.7.1 Drought 125 5.7.2 Air pollution 125 5.8 Conclusions 127 5.9 References 127 6 Host-plant selection: how to find a host plant 135 6.1 Terminology 136 6.2 Host-plant selection: a catenary process 137 6.3 Searching mechanisms 138 6.4 Orientation to host plants 143 6.4.1 Optical versus chemical cues 143 6.4.2 Visual responses to host-plant characteristics 145 6.4.3 Olfactory responses to host plants 149 6.4.4 Flying moths and walking beetles: two cases of olfactory orientation 149 6.5 Chemosensory basis of host-plant odour detection 152 6.5.1 Morphology of olfactory sensilla 152 6.5.2 Olfactory transduction 153 6.5.3 Olfactory electrophysiology and sensitivity 154 6.5.4 Olfactory specificity and coding 157 6.6 Host-plant searching in nature 158 6.7 Conclusions 160 6.8 References 160 7 Host-plant selection: when to accept a plant 169 7.1 The contact phase of host-plant selection: elaborate evaluation of plant traits 169 7.2 Physical plant features acting during contact 170 7.2.1 Trichomes I70 7.2.2 Surface texture I72 7.3 Plant chemistry: contact-chemosensory evaluation 172 7.4 The importance of plant chemistry for host-plant selection: a historical intermezzo І З xiv CONTENTS 7.5 Stimulation of feeding and oviposition 174 7.5.1 Primary plant metabolites 174 7.5.2 Plant secondary metabolites promoting acceptance: token stimuli 176 7.5.3 Generally occurring secondary plant metabolites acting as stimulants 179 7.6 Inhibition of feeding and oviposition 180 7.6.1 Deterrency as a general principle in host-range determination 181 7.6.2 Host-marking as a mechanism to avoid herbivore competition 181 77 Plant acceptability: a balance between stimulation and deterrency 182 7.8 Contact-chemosensory basis of host-plant selection behaviour 183 7.8.1 Contact chemoreceptors 183 7.8.2 Gustatory coding 183 7.8.3 Caterpillars as models for coding principles 185 7.8.4 Token stimulus receptors: unsurpassed specialists 186 7.8.5 Sugar and amino acid receptors: detectors of nutrients 188 7.8.6 Deterrent receptors: generalist taste neurons 188 7.8.7 Peripheral interactions 190 7.8.8 Host-plant selection by piercing-sucking insects 192 7.8.9 Oviposition preference 194 7.8.10 Host-plant selection: a three-tier system 195 7.9 Evolution of the chemosensory system and host-plant preferences 197 7.10 Conclusions 198 7.11 References 199 8 Host-plant selection: variation is the rule 209 8.1 Geographical variation 209 8.2 Differences between populations in the same region 211 8.3 Differences between individuals 212 8.4 Environmental factors causing changes in host-plant preference 213 8.4.1 Seasonally 213 8.4.2 Temperature 214 8.4.3 Prédation risks 215 8.5 Internal factors causing changes in host-plant preference 215 8.5.1 Developmental stage 215 8.5.2 Insect sex affects food choice 216 8.6 Experience-induced changes in host-plant preference 217 8.6.1 Non-associative changes 217 8.6.2 Associative changes 221 8.7 Pre- and early-adult experience 224 8.8 Adaptive significance of experience-induced changes in host preference 225 8.9 Conclusions 226 8.10 References 227 9 The endocrine system of herbivores listens to host-plant signals 233 9.1 Development 233 9.1.1 Morphism 233 9.1.2 Diapause 236 CONTENTS xv 9.2 Reproduction 237 9.2.1 Maturation 237 9.2.2 Mating behaviour 239 9.3 Conclusions 241 9.4 References 241 10 Ecology: living apart together 244 10.1 Effects of plants on insects 245 10.1.1 Plant phenology 246 10.1.2 Plant chemistry 247 10.1.3 Plant morphology 249 10.1.4 Alternative food 249 10.2 Effects of herbivores on plants 251 10.3 Above-ground and below-ground insect-plant interactions 252 10.4 Microorganisms and insect-plant interactions 252 10.5 Vertebrates and insect-plant interactions 254 10.6 Indirect species interactions in communities 254 10.6.1 Exploitative competition 256 10.6.2 Apparent competition 257 10.6.3 Trophic cascades 257 10.7 Species interactions and phenotypic plasticity 259 10.8 Top-down versus bottom-up forces 260 10.9 Food webs and infochemical webs 261 10.9.1 Food webs 261 10.9.2 Infochemical webs 263 10.10 Communities 264 10.10.1 Why are so many herbivorous insect species rare ? 265 10.10.2 Colonization 265 10.10.3 Community development 266 10.11 Molecular ecology 267 10.12 Conclusions 269 10.13 References 270 11 Evolution: insects and plants forever in combat 278 11.1 Fossilized records of insect-plant interactions 279 11.2 Speciation 282 11.2.1 Reproductive isolation 283 11.2.2 Rates of speciation 286 11.2.3 Reciprocal speciation 286 11.3 Genetic variation in host-plant preference of insects 287 11.3.1 Interspecific differences 287 11.3.2 Intraspecific differences 287 11.3.3 Preference-performance correlation 289 11.3.4 Genetic variation and local host-plant adaptation 289 11.4 Genetic variation in plant resistance against insects 290 11.5 Selection and adaptation 291 11.6 Evolution of insect diversity 292 xvi CONTENTS 11.7 Evolution of host-plant specialization 293 11.7.1 Coping with plant secondary metabolites 293 11.7.2 Competition 294 11.7.3 Reduced mortality from natural enemies 294 11.7.4 Phylogenetic relationships 294 11.8 Reciprocal evolution of herbivorous insects and their host plants 296 11.8.1 Criticism of the theory of co-evolution 297 11.8.2 Support for the theory of co-evolution 298 11.9 Conclusions 30° 11.10 References 300 12 Insects and flowers: mutualism par excellence 306 12.1 Mutualism 308 12.2 Flower constancy 311 12.2.1 Flower recognition 312 12.2.2 Flower handling 314 12.3 Pollination energetics 316 12.3.1 Distance 316 12.3.2 Accessibility 317 12.3.3 Temperature 317 12.3.4 Food-source evaluation 318 12.3.5 Reward strategy 319 12.3.6 Signalling nectar status 320 12.4 Pollinator movement within multiple-flower inflorescences 321 12.5 Competition 322 12.6 Evolution 324 12.7 Nature conservation 329 12.8 Economy 330 12.9 Conclusions 330 12.10 References 331 13 Insects and plants: how to apply our knowledge 336 13.1 Which herbivorous insect species become pests and why? 337 13.1.1 Characteristics of herbivorous pest species 337 13.1.2 Consequences of crop-plant introductions 337 13.1.3 Agricultural practices promote the occurrence of pest problems 338 13.2 Host-plant resistance 339 13.2.1 Host-plant resistance mechanisms 339 13.2.2 Partial resistance 340 13.2.3 Plant characteristics associated with resistance 341 13.2.4 Methodology of resistance breeding 342 13.3 Polycultures: why fewer peste? 345 13.3.1 The disruptive-crop hypothesis 348 13.3.2 The enemies hypothesis 348 13.3.3 Trap-cropping and crop-weed systems 349 13.3.4 Diversity as a guiding principle 350 CONTENTS xvii 13.4 Plant-derived insecticides and antifeedants 350 13.4.1 Antifeedants 351 13.4.2 Neem tree, azadirachtin 352 13.4.3 Outlook for antifeedants as crop protectants 353 13.5 Weed control by herbivorous insects 355 13.5.1 Opuntia and Salvinia 355 13.5.2 Success rate of biological weed-control programmes 356 13.6 Conclusion: diversification holds the clue to the control of pestiferous insects 357 13.7 References 358 Appendices A: Further reading 364 Books that focus wholly or to a large extent on insect-plant interactions 364 Proceedings of international symposia on insect-plant relationships 365 B: Structural formulae of selected secondary plant compounds 367 C: Methodology 373 C.I Choice of plants and insects 373 C.I.I Plants 373 C.I. 2 Insects 374 C.2 Behaviour 374 C.2.1 Olfactory orientation 375 C.2.2 Feeding 376 C.2.3 Oviposition 377 C.3 Sensory physiology 378 C.3.1 Ablation 378 C.3.2 Electrophysiology 378 C.4 Plant chemistry 378 C.4.1 Headspace 378 C.4.2 Leaf surface 378 C.4.3 Plant interior 379 C.4.4 Gene expression patterns 379 C.5 References 380 Taxonomie index 387 Author index 393 Subject index 412
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spellingShingle	Schoonhoven, Louis M. Loon, Joop J. A. van Dicke, Marcel Insect plant biology Insects Food Insect-plant relationships Evolution (DE-588)4071050-6 gnd Parasit (DE-588)4044635-9 gnd Wirt (DE-588)4132477-8 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd Physiologie (DE-588)4045981-0 gnd Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4064937-4 gnd Coevolution (DE-588)4148204-9 gnd Pflanzenfressende Insekten (DE-588)4195374-5 gnd Insekten (DE-588)4027110-9 gnd
subject_GND	(DE-588)4071050-6 (DE-588)4044635-9 (DE-588)4132477-8 (DE-588)4045539-7 (DE-588)4045981-0 (DE-588)4064937-4 (DE-588)4148204-9 (DE-588)4195374-5 (DE-588)4027110-9
title	Insect plant biology
title_alt	Insect-plant biology
title_auth	Insect plant biology
title_exact_search	Insect plant biology
title_full	Insect plant biology Louis M. Schoonhoven ; Joop J.A. van Loon ; Marcel Dicke
title_fullStr	Insect plant biology Louis M. Schoonhoven ; Joop J.A. van Loon ; Marcel Dicke
title_full_unstemmed	Insect plant biology Louis M. Schoonhoven ; Joop J.A. van Loon ; Marcel Dicke
title_short	Insect plant biology
title_sort	insect plant biology
topic	Insects Food Insect-plant relationships Evolution (DE-588)4071050-6 gnd Parasit (DE-588)4044635-9 gnd Wirt (DE-588)4132477-8 gnd Pflanzen (DE-588)4045539-7 gnd Physiologie (DE-588)4045981-0 gnd Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4064937-4 gnd Coevolution (DE-588)4148204-9 gnd Pflanzenfressende Insekten (DE-588)4195374-5 gnd Insekten (DE-588)4027110-9 gnd
topic_facet	Insects Food Insect-plant relationships Evolution Parasit Wirt Pflanzen Physiologie Wechselwirkung Coevolution Pflanzenfressende Insekten Insekten
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