Literature

Authors	Year	Title
D. P. W. Huber, Aukema, B. H., Hodgkinson, R. S., Lindgren, B. S.	2009	Successful colonization, reproduction, and new generation emergence in live interior hybrid spruce Picea engelmannii x glauca by mountain pine beetle Dendroctonus ponderosae
C. Bertheau, Salle, A., Roux-Morabito, G., Garcia, J., Certain, G., Lieutier, F.	2009	Preference-performance relationship and influence of plant relatedness on host use by Pityogenes chalcographus L
T. E. Cottrell, Wood B. W.	2008	Movement of adult pecan weevils Curculio caryae within pecan orchards
D. R. Coyle, Mattson, Jr., W. J., Jordan, M. S., Raffa, K. F.	2012	Variable host phenology does not pose a barrier to invasive weevils in a northern hardwood forest
N. Erbilgin, Gordon, T. R., Wood, D. L., Storer, A. J.	2009	Bark beetle-mediated fungal infections of susceptible trees induce resistance to subsequent infections in a dose dependent manner
N. Erbilgin, Krokene, P., Kvamme, T., Christiansen, E.	2007	A host monoterpene influences Ips typographus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae, Scolytinae) responses to its aggregation pheromone
M. Faccoli, Schlyter F.	2007	Conifer phenolic resistance markers are bark beetle antifeedant semiochemicals
G. R. Hopkins, Klingenberg, M. D., Aukema, B. H.	2009	Temptations of weevil: feeding and ovipositional behaviour of Hylobius warreni Wood on host and nonhost bark in laboratory bioassays
S. N. Johnson, Petitjean, S., Clark, K. E., Mitchell, C.	2010	Protected raspberry production accelerates onset of oviposition by vine weevils (Otiorhynchus sulcatus)
L. A. Machial, Lindgren, B. S., Aukema, B. H.	2012	The role of vision in the host orientation behaviour of Hylobius warreni
L. A. Machial, Lindgren, B. S., Aukema, B. H.	2012	The role of vision in the host orientation behaviour of Hylobius warreni
Q. - H. Zhang, Ma, J. - H., Zhao, F. - Y., Song, L. - W., Sun, J. - H., Cognato, A. I.	2011	Aggregation pheromone of the Oriental spruce engraver Pseudips orientalis
C. K. Boone, Six, D. L., Raffa, K. F.	2008	The enemy of my enemy is still my enemy: competitors add to predator load of a tree-killing bark beetle