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Bark and ambrosia beetle (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae) diversity in natural and plantation forests in Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: The Scolytinae is highly diversified in tropical forests, but richness and abundance patterns withinPalabras claves:Abundance, balsa, Richness, scolytine, Species compositionAutores:Boivin T., Cognato A.I., Guachambala M., Malena Martínez-ChevezFuentes:scopusBreeding Hevea brasiliensis for yield, growth and SALB resistance for high disease environments
ReviewAbstract: The CIRAD-Michelin-Brazil (CMB) breeding program was set up in 1992 and has produced several genotypPalabras claves:Breeding, Hevea brasiliensis, RESISTANCE, South American Leaf Blight, Trial networkAutores:Cardoso S.E.A., Cevallos V., Garcia D., Le Guen V., Malena Martínez-Chevez, Mattos C.R.R., Rivano F.Fuentes:scopusEffects of Climate and Host Age on Flight Activity, Infestation Percentage, and Intensity by Coptoborus ochromactonus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae) in Commercial Balsa Plantations of Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: Coptoborus ochromactonus (Smith and Cognato) is one of the most common and important pests of balsa,Palabras claves:Ambrosia beetle, damage, ECUADOR, insect-plant interaction, phenologyAutores:Boivin T., Cognato A.I., Guachambala M., Juan Pablo Urdánigo-Zambrano, Malena Martínez-Chevez, Sullivan B.Fuentes:scopusSymbiotic Fungi Associated With Xyleborine Ambrosia Beetles (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae) and the Imperative of Global Collaboration
ReviewAbstract: Ambrosia beetles from the tribe Xyleborini are part of nearly all forest ecosystems. Because of theiPalabras claves:Invasive species, pest, symbiosis, XyleboriniAutores:Cognato A.I., Duong T.A., Hulcr J., Jessenia Castro, Li Y., Malena Martínez-Chevez, Osborn R.K.Fuentes:scopus