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Chp 14 BI 303

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This is known as an insect whose larva consumes its host and kills it in the process; parasitoids are functionally equivalent to predators. A parasitoid
The pseudoflower is made with what type of tissue? Meristematic
The actively dividing tissue responsible for plant growth Meristematic
What are the dominant herbivores in forest ecosystems? Arthropods
Many species of bats are known to feed on arthropods living on foliage in forests which is known as what? Foliage gleaning
The rate of food intake increases as prey density increases is known as what? Predator functional response
Predator density increases as prey density increases is known as what? Predator numerical response
The synchronous widespread seed or fruit production by a particular species is known as what? Masting
Beyond a certain threshold, further increases in prey density do not lead to either higher predator densities or increased feeding rates because both numerical and functional responses level off at intermediate prey densities is called what? Predator satiation
Name two costs avoided by the presence of bats. The value of cotton crop and the control of the bollworm
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