Vol. 71, No. 4 (December 1988)

Literature Review Articles

• Front Matter

  Editors

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: How Do Acoustic Inputs to the Central Nervous System of the Bollworm Moth Control its Behavior?

  Herndon R. Agee

  393-400

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Acoustic Signals, Arms Races and the Costs of Honest Signalling

  Theodore Burk

  400-409

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Temporal and Seasonal Differences in Movement of the Caribbean Fruit Fly Larvae in Grapefruit and the Relationship to Detection by Acoustics

  C. O. Calkins, J. C. Webb

  409-416

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Using Insect Sounds to Estimate and Monitor Their Populations

  T. G. Forrest

  416-426

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Ultrasonic Acoustical Emissions from Sapwood of Eastern White Pine, Northern Red Oak, Red Maple, and Paper Birch: Implications for Bark- and Wood-Feeding Insects

  Robert A. Haack, Richard W. Blank, Frederick T. Fink, William J. Mattson

  427-440

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Acoustical Detection and Estimation of Rhyzopertha Dominica (F.) Larval Populations in Stored Wheat

  D. W. Hagstrum, J. C. Webb, K. W. Vick

  441-447

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Acoustic Studies of Dendroctonus Bark Beetles

  Lee C. Ryker

  447-461

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: What Do Fruit Fly Songs Mean?

  John Sivinski

  462-466

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Sound and the Moths That Infest Beehives

  Hayward G. Spangler

  467-477

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: A Sound-Insulated Room Suitable for Use with an Acoustic Insect Detection System and Design Parameters for a Grain Sample Holding Container

  K. W. Vick, J. C. Webb, D. W. Hagstrum, B. A. Weaver, C. A. Litzkow

  478-484

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Acoustic Traps for Agriculturally Important Insects

  Thomas J. Walker

  484-492

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• Symposium on Agroacoustics: Acoustical System to Detect Larvae in Infested Commodities

  J. C. Webb, D. C. Slaughter, C. A. Litzkow

  492-504

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Preface

  David B. Orr

  505

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Scelionid Wasps as Biological Control Agents: A Review

  David B. Orr

  506-528

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Eucharitidae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea): Biology and Potential for Biological Control

  D. W. Johnson

  528-537

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Current Status of the Use of Predators, Pathogens and Parasites for the Control of Mosquitoes

  Alan R. Holck

  537-546

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Resistant Plants as an Alternative to Chemical Control of Insects: Pitfalls to Progress

  C. A. Cook, C. M. Smith

  546-553

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: The Versatility of Radiotracer Methods for Studying Insect Ethology and Ecology

  A. T. Showler, R. M. Knaus, T. E. Reagan

  554-580

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Adoption of Newly-Mated Queens: A Mechanism for Proliferation and Perpetuation of Polygynous Red Imported Fire Ants, Solenopsis Invicta Buren

  Michael B. Glancey, Clifford S. Lofgren

  581-587

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Neargyractis Slossonalis (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae, Nymphulinae): Larval Description and Biological Notes

  D. H. Habeck

  588-592

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects:A Fossil Horsefly (Diptera: Tabanidae) in Dominican Amber

  Robert S. Lane, George O. Poinar Jr., G. B. Fairchild

  593-596

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Pollen-Feeding in Poecilognathus Punctipennis (Diptera: Bombyliidae)

  Mark A. Deyrup

  597-605

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Potential of Teflubenzuron for Diamondback Moth (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae) Management on Cabbage in Southern Florida

  Richard K. Jansson, Scott H. Lecrone

  605-615

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: A Survey of Structure-Infesting Termites of Peninsular Florida

  Rudolf H. Scheffrahn, John R. Mangold, Nan-Yao Su

  615-630

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• Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Latin American Research on Spodoptera Frugiperda (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

  Keith L. Andrews

  630-653

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• Scientific Notes: Traps for Collecting Live Euphasiopteryx Depleta (Diptera: Tachinidae) at a Sound Source

  H. G. Fowler

  654-656

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• Scientific Notes: Differential Injury by Lesser Cornstalk Borer (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in Soybeans of Different Growth Stages

  L. B. Braxton, M. E. Gilreath

  656-657

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• Scientific Notes: The First Records of the Whitefringed Beetle, Graphognathus Leucoloma (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), in New Mexico and Texas

  R. W. Sites, H. G. Thorvilson

  657-659

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• Scientific Notes: Centipedes and Millipedes in Three Central Florida Plant Communities (Chilopoda and Diplopoda)

  David T. Corey

  659-662

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• Index to Volume 71

  Editors

  663-669

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• Sustaining Members, January, 1987

  Editors

  670-671

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• Back Matter

  Editors

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