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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
Seeking The Rules of Plant-Herbiv<strong>or</strong>e Interactions<br />
l. Why are tree responses to herbiv<strong>or</strong>y so variable?<br />
E. Haukioja and T. Honkanen .............................................................................................................................................. 1<br />
2. Damage-induced nutritional changes in pine foliage: an overview.<br />
R Lyytikainen ..................................................................................................................................................................... I1<br />
3. Stand and landscape diversity as a mechanism of f<strong>or</strong>est resistance to insects.<br />
T. Schowalter ...................................................................................................................................................................... 21<br />
4. On neighb<strong>or</strong> effects in plant-herbiv<strong>or</strong>e interactions.<br />
J. Tuomi, M. Augner, and R Nilsson .................................................................................................................................. 28<br />
5. Defense the<strong>or</strong>ies and birch resistance.<br />
M. Rousi, J. Tahvanainen, W. Mattson, and H. Sikanen .................................................................................................... 39<br />
6. A redox-based mechanism by which environmental stresses elicit changes in plant defensive chemistry.<br />
D.M. N<strong>or</strong>ris ........................................................................................................................................................................ 46<br />
7. Fungal endophytes: Contrasting effects in trees and grasses.<br />
S.H. Faeth ........................................................................................................................................................................... 58<br />
8. Propagating the effects of herbiv<strong>or</strong>e attack in an object-<strong>or</strong>iented model of a tree.<br />
J. Perttunen, H. Saarenmaa, R. Siev_inen, H. Salminen, A. Pouttu, and J. V_ikev_i............................................................ 60<br />
Variable Plants and Herbiv<strong>or</strong>es: Idiosyncrasies of Individual Cases<br />
9. Defoliation of Fagus crenata affects the population dynamics of the beech caterpillar, Quadricalcarifera punctatella.<br />
N. Kamata, Y. Igarashi, and S. Ohara ................................................................................................................................ 68<br />
10. The impact of flowering on the suitability of balsam fir f<strong>or</strong> the spruce budw<strong>or</strong>m varies with larval feeding behavi<strong>or</strong>.<br />
E. Bauce, and N. Carisey .................................................................................................................................................... 86<br />
11. Staminate flowering and tree phenology affect the perf<strong>or</strong>mance of the spruce budw<strong>or</strong>m.<br />
W.J. Mattson, B.A. Birr, and R.K. Lawrence ..................................................................................................................... 97<br />
12. Foliv<strong>or</strong>e feeding on male conifer flowers: defence avoidance <strong>or</strong> bet-hedging?<br />
T.S. Jensen ........................................................................................................................................................................ 104<br />
13. The blackmargined aphid as a keystone species: a predat<strong>or</strong> attract<strong>or</strong> redressing natural enemy<br />
imbalances in pecan systems.<br />
M. K. Harris and T. Li ...................................................................................................................................................... 112<br />
14. Ponderosa pine response to nitrogen fertilization and defoliation by the pand<strong>or</strong>a moth, Col<strong>or</strong>adia pand<strong>or</strong>a Blake<br />
(Lepidoptera: Saturniidae).<br />
B.E. Wickman, R.R. Mason, and H.G. Paul ..................................................................................................................... 118<br />
15. Phytochemical protection and natural enemies: what regulates a root and stem b<strong>or</strong>ing swift moth?<br />
A.V. Whipple, and D.R. Strong ........................................................................................................................................ 127