MULTITROPHIC MODELS OF PREDATOR–PREY ENERGETICS: II. A REALISTIC MODEL OF PLANT–HERBIVORE–PARASITOID–PREDATOR INTERACTIONS

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  1984

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  Canadian Entomologist

• Publication date

  1984-07-01

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  DOI 10.4039/Ent116933-7
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