Using automated pheromone traps, stable isotopes, and atmospheric transport modelling to characterize long-distance dispersal of a forest defoliator.

Jean-Noel Candau

[P0149] Using automated pheromone traps, stable isotopes, and atmospheric transport modelling to characterize long-distance dispersal of a forest defoliator.

*Jean-Noel Candau¹, Kala Studens¹, Kerry Perrault¹, Felipe Dargent¹ (1. Natural Resources Canada - Great Lakes Forestry Centre (Canada))

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[Poster5] Ecology and Evolution

[P0149] Using automated pheromone traps, stable isotopes, and atmospheric transport modelling to characterize long-distance dispersal of a forest defoliator.

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