A TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENT MODEL OF REEMERGENCE OF IPS-AVULSUS (COLEOPTERA, SCOLYTIDAE) Academic Article uri icon

abstract

  • Reemergence of adult Ips avulsus from bark slabs occurred at 15-35C., with >95% of all beetles reemerging in the 25-35C range. Reemergence declined to 68% at 15C. The relationship of adult residence time to temperature formed a backward J-shaped curve, with the longest residence time occurring at 15C (84.4 d) and the shortest time at 32C (8.2 d). -from Authors

published proceedings

  • ENVIRONMENTAL ENTOMOLOGY

author list (cited authors)

  • WAGNER, T. L., FLAMM, R. O., HENNIER, P. B., WU, W., & COULSON, R. N.

citation count

  • 3

complete list of authors

  • WAGNER, TL||FLAMM, RO||HENNIER, PB||WU, W||COULSON, RN

publication date

  • April 1988