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The role of host resource dynamics in shaping life-history evolution of pine processionary moths
Synchronization between larval development and peak resource quality drives life-history evolution in forest defoliators from cold-temperate regions but is less considered in other ecosystems, such as those in the Mediterranean region. Studies on Thaumetopoea pityocampa, the main Mediterranean pine
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