Dominance of spotted stemborer C hilo partellusS winhoe (L epidoptera: C rambidae) over indigenous stemborer species in A frica's changing climates: ecological and thermal biology perspectives
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Africa hosts several economically significant lepidopteran cereal stemborer species belonging to the In the present study, we discuss Using laboratory experiments, we show that We recommend that future climate change work be directed towards more comprehensive stemborer total ecology research, stemborer thermal biology and implications on the efficacy of biocontrol. Specifically, knowledge of stemborer‐natural enemy evolutionary potential is vital for understanding how climate change and variability may shape host‐natural enemy interactions, with implications for pest forecasts, prediction models and pest management.
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