2024
DOI: 10.3389/fevo.2024.1426923
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Population comparison of innate and plastic host plant preference and performance in a polyphagous insect

Kristina Karlsson Green,
Chiara De Pasqual,
Maria Litto
et al.

Abstract: During decision-making, animals may use either innate or plastic behaviours. This has been suggested to be important for generalist phytophagous insects where females need to assess a large range of cues during host plant selection for oviposition. To facilitate the choice, generalists may thus use innate preference hierarchies among host plants combined with phenotypic plasticity based on earlier host experience, but if populations differ in whether they rely on innate or plastic factors during decision-makin… Show more

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