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Parasitoids Reduce Growth Rate of Oak-Feeding Caterpillars
Koinobiont parasitoids have been shown to both reduce and increase the growth rate of caterpillars. However, no comprehensive study has been conducted on several caterpillar hosts of a given plant species. Moreover, most of the existing case studies are on large caterpillars attacking crop plants. T
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