Reciprocal effects of host plant and natural enemy diversity on herbivore suppression: An empirical study of a model tritrophic system

Keyphrases

• Natural Enemies 100%
• Reciprocal Effects 100%
• Natural Enemy Diversity 100%
• Tritrophic System 100%
• Aphids 66%
• Species Diversity 66%
• Population Size 66%
• Vicia Faba 66%
• Ecologists 33%
• Limited Resources 33%
• Host Plant Species 33%
• Plant Diversity 33%
• Resource Use 33%
• Medicago Sativa 33%
• Trifolium Pratense 33%
• Insect Pests 33%
• Pea Aphid 33%
• Acyrthosiphon pisum 33%
• Trophic Level 33%
• Food Web 33%
• Reinforcing Effect 33%
• Laboratory Microcosm 33%
• Aphid Population 33%
• Bottom-up Effects 33%
• Intraspecific Competition 33%
• Opposing Effects 33%
• Single Host 33%
• Enemy Species 33%
• Diversity Effect 33%
• Polyculture 33%
• Biotic Control 33%
• Top-down Effects 33%
• Predation Efficiency 33%
• Herbivorous Pest 33%
• Plant Richness 33%
• Coleomegilla Maculata 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Host Plant 100%
• Trophic Level 60%
• Population Size 40%
• Vicia faba 40%
• Acyrthosiphon pisum 40%
• Species Diversity 40%
• Food Web 40%
• Ecologist 20%
• Trifolium pratense 20%
• Medicago sativa 20%
• Insect Pests 20%
• Polyculture 20%
• Intraspecific Competition 20%
• Coleomegilla maculata 20%