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1. • • Insects have the highest biodiversity of any multicellular organisms with an estimated 5.5 (2.6–7.8) million species, and around half of these are herbivores that live and feed on a host plant (Stork, 2018). This makes insect herbivore–host plant associations among the world’s most ubiquitous interspecific interactions.
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   Are insect herbivore and host plants interspecific?

   • This makes insect herbivore–host plant associations among the world’s most ubiquitous interspecific interactions. Entomologists have long noted the extent to which particular herbivore species specialize on a few related plant hosts and, in some cases, are restricted to a single plant species (Dethier, 1954; Jermy, 1984; Bernays, 1991).

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   Are there mutualistic interactions between insect herbivores?

   • Recent studies suggest that there are similar mutualistic interactions between different species of insect herbivores. A unique example is the plant-mediated cooperative interaction between two of the most destructive rice pests in Asia, the brown planthopper (BPH), Nilaparvata lugens, and the rice striped stem borer (SSB), Chilo suppressalis.

   Can herbivores sharing the same host plant be mutualists?

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   Are herbivore interactions interspecific?

   • Evidence for interspecific herbivore interactions was detected in 73% (243/333) of all interactions in our dataset. The majority of observations (62%; 205/333 interactions) documented competition, whereas fewer cases provided evidence for facilitation (11%; 38/333).

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   Do herbivorous insects track their host plants?

   • Furthermore, given that distributions of herbivorous insects tend to track those of their host plants (e.g. Quinn et al., 1997, 1998), if the distribution of primary host plants becomes divided, a generalist species probably has a better chance than a specialist of bridging the distributional gaps by using alternative hosts.

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   Why do insect herbivores eat different host plants?

   • Consequently, the range of host plants accepted by a particular insect herbivore species is best interpreted as a consequence of adaptations that allow the insects to find suitable host plants in its usual environment.

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   Do herbivorous insects conform to the traditional paradigm of interspecific competition?

   • Most notably, Denno et al. (1995) found evidence for competition occurring in 76% of all pair-wise interactions reported in published studies. The purpose of this review is to quantitatively assess whether herbivorous insects conform to the traditional paradigm of interspecific competition.

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   Apr 26, 2023 · While most insect–plant interactions are antagonistic, some insect lineages are both pollinators and herbivores of their host plants, so they impart both costs and benefits. In nursery pollination mutualisms, adult female insects pollinate the plant, but their offspring feed on and destroy some seeds.

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   Oct 24, 2016 · Although interactions among insect herbivores take place on individual host plants, many herbivores feed on multiple plants over their lifetime, and variation in plant quality is known to affect the population growth of herbivores that move among hosts (Underwood 2004, 2009).

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   Jun 1, 2023 · Recent studies suggest that there are similar mutualistic interactions between different species of insect herbivores. A unique example is the plant-mediated cooperative interaction between two of the most destructive rice pests in Asia, the brown planthopper (BPH), Nilaparvata lugens, and the rice striped stem borer (SSB), Chilo suppressalis.

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   Introduction. Interspecific interactions between insect herbivores can be either negative (competitive) or positive (facilitative) (Damman 1993, Denno et al. 1995). In the context of traditional community ecology, however, negative interactions have received the most attention (e.g., Lawton and Strong 1981, Schoener 1982, Strong et al. 1984 ...

   • Author: Robert F. Denno, Ian Kaplan

   • Publish Year: 2007

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   Jul 25, 2007 · Consequently, one herbivore can induce plant defenses that impact other herbivores sharing the host-plant, independent of their phylogenetic relationship. Plant damage by sap-feeding whiteflies, for instance, elicits elevated expression of defensive proteins that negatively affect leaf-chewing caterpillars ( Inbar et al. 1999 ).

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   Ecological interactions among plants, insect herbivores, and parasitoids are pervasive in nature and play important roles in community assembling, but the codiversification of tri-trophic interactions has received less attention.