Interpopulation Variation in Adaptation of Eurema hecabe (Lepidoptera, Pieridae) to Host Plant
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概要
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The temperate (Tokyo) and subtropical (Ishigaki) populations of Eurema hecabe utilize different food plants in their respective habitats. Their larval feeding, growth and survival, and female oviposition responses to food plants (Fabaceae) were examined. Each population showed a much lower survival rate on the host plants available only for the other population than on its native hosts, except the subtropical population on Albizzia julibrissin. The low qualities of the unused food plants were also indicated by larval feeding and growth, and adult oviposition responses, although the different measures of food quality were not always correlated with one another. These two populations are thus differentiated in the ability to use different host plants.
- 日本昆虫学会の論文
- 1992-12-25
著者
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Kato Yoshiomi
Department Of Biology International Christian University
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Handa Hiroshi
Iriomote National Park Office Environment Agency:(present Address)hakusan National Park Office Envir
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HIROKI Masato
Department of Biology, International Christian University
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Hiroki Masato
Department Of Biology International Christian University:(present Address)faculty Of Agriculture Tok
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