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James H Den Uyl

Works: 10 total (5 publications, 5 datasets, 0 documents)

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Host plant phenology shapes aphid abundance and interactions with ants

2023Oikos

Article

Advanced phenology of intraguild predators shifts herbivore host plant preference and performance

2020Ecological EntomologyDOI: 10.1111/een.12878Cited 2 times

Article

Early snowmelt reduces aphid abundance Aphis asclepiadis by creating water stressed host plants Ligusticum porteri and altering interactions with ants

2020Arthropod-Plant InteractionsDOI: 10.1007/s11829-020-09793-2Cited 7 times

Thesis

Snowmelt affects aphid (Aphis asclepladis) populations through soil moisture and host plant phenology

2019

Article

Elevated temperatures alter an ant aphid mutualism

2019

Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata

James H Den Uyl

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Host plant phenology shapes aphid abundance and interactions with ants

Advanced phenology of intraguild predators shifts herbivore host plant preference and performance

Early snowmelt reduces aphid abundance <i>Aphis asclepiadis</i> by creating water stressed host plants <i>Ligusticum porteri</i> and altering interactions with ants

Snowmelt affects aphid (<i>Aphis asclepladis</i>) populations through soil moisture and host plant phenology

Elevated temperatures alter an ant aphid mutualism