Intercropping collard plants with coriander modulates behavioral interactions among aphidophagous predators by altering microhabitat structure

Silva, Ana C. da; Cahú, Roberta C.; Cogitskei, Michelle M.; Kubota, Karina S.G.; Sujii, Edison Ryoiti; Togni, Pedro Henrique Brum

doi:10.1016/j.biocontrol.2022.105084

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“…In the absence of extraguild prey, there is an increase in the foraging behavior of predators and, consequently, an increase in the encounter rate, contributing to the occurrence of intraguild predation (Zarei et al, 2020). Silva et al (2022) demonstrated a reduction in intraguild predation between coccinellids and lacewings in intercrop system due to presence and increase herbivore movement, making the shared prey more vulnerable than the intraguild prey. According to Michalko;Pekár (2014), in the presence of shared prey, generalist predators choose which prey they will consume according to nutritional composition, defense behavior and size.…”

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