Ambulatory responses of Laricobius nigrinus (Coleoptera:Derodontidae), a hemlock woolly adelgid predator, to odors from prey, host foliage, and feeding conspecifics
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Coleoptera, conspecifics, hemlock woolly adelgidAbstract
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