1. First record of the invasive pest Drosophila suzukii in Ukraine indicates multiple sources of invasion

   • Anton Lavrinienko
   • Jenni Kesäniemi
   • Iryna Kozeretska

   Original Paper 15 November 2016 Pages: 421 - 429

   

2. Erratum to: First record of the invasive pest Drosophila suzukii in Ukraine indicates multiple sources of invasion

   • Anton Lavrinienko
   • Jenni Kesäniemi
   • Iryna Kozeretska

   Erratum 19 December 2016 Pages: 431 - 431

   

3. Attack and defense movements involved in the interaction of Spodoptera frugiperda and Helicoverpa zea (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

   • José P. F. Bentivenha
   • Edson L. L. Baldin
   • Silvana V. Paula-Moraes

   Original Paper 09 August 2016 Pages: 433 - 445

   

4. Influence of the surrounding landscape on the colonization rate of cereal aphids and phytovirus transmission in autumn

   • Aude Gilabert
   • Bertrand Gauffre
   • Manuel Plantegenest

   Original Paper 08 July 2016 Pages: 447 - 457

   

5. The potential global distribution of Chilo partellus, including consideration of irrigation and cropping patterns

   • Tania Yonow
   • Darren J. Kriticos
   • William D. Hutchison

   Original Paper Open access 04 August 2016 Pages: 459 - 477

   

6. Wireworm damage reduction in potatoes with an attract-and-kill strategy using Metarhizium brunneum

   • M. A. Brandl
   • M. Schumann
   • S. Vidal

   Original Paper 18 December 2016 Pages: 479 - 493

   

7. Efficacy of entomopathogenic nematodes for control of large pine weevil, Hylobius abietis: effects of soil type, pest density and spatial distribution

   • Apostolos Kapranas
   • Ben Malone
   • Christine T. Griffin

   Original Paper 08 December 2016 Pages: 495 - 505

   

8. High productivity gel diets for rearing of Queensland fruit fly, Bactrocera tryoni

   • Tahereh Moadeli
   • Phillip W. Taylor
   • Fleur Ponton

   Original Paper 17 November 2016 Pages: 507 - 520

   

9. Spittlebugs as vectors of Xylella fastidiosa in olive orchards in Italy

   • Daniele Cornara
   • Maria Saponari
   • Francesco Porcelli

   Original Paper Open access 12 July 2016 Pages: 521 - 530

   

10. A comparative study of monoterpenoids and phenylpropanoids from essential oils against stored grain insects: acute toxins or feeding deterrents

    • Dharamvir Kanda
    • Sanehdeep Kaur
    • Opender Koul

    Original Paper 12 August 2016 Pages: 531 - 545

    

11. Asymmetry of mating behaviour affects copulation success in two stored-product beetles

    • Giovanni Benelli
    • Donato Romano
    • Angelo Canale

    Original Paper 16 July 2016 Pages: 547 - 556

    

12. Effect of nitrogen in combination with elevated temperatures on insects, microbes and organoleptic characteristics of stored currants

    • C. G. Athanassiou
    • A. Chiou
    • V. T. Karathanos

    Original Paper 06 September 2016 Pages: 557 - 567

    

13. Laboratory evaluation of five novel pyrrole derivatives as grain protectants against Tribolium confusum and Ephestia kuehniella larvae

    • Maria C. Boukouvala
    • Nickolas G. Kavallieratos
    • Yiannis Elemes

    Original Paper 27 September 2016 Pages: 569 - 585

    

14. Erratum to: Laboratory evaluation of five novel pyrrole derivatives as grain protectants against Tribolium confusum and Ephestia kuehniella larvae

    • Maria C. Boukouvala
    • Nickolas G. Kavallieratos
    • Yiannis Elemes

    Erratum 01 December 2016 Pages: 587 - 587

15. Lethal and sublethal responses of Sitophilus zeamais populations to essential oils

    • Alice Maria Nascimento de Araújo
    • Lêda Rita D’Antonino. Faroni
    • Solange Maria de França

    Original Paper 09 December 2016 Pages: 589 - 600

    

16. Evaluating trap cropping strategies for insect pest control through simulation models

    • María S. Fenoglio
    • Martín Videla
    • Juan M. Morales

    Original Paper 17 September 2016 Pages: 601 - 610

    

17. Artificially applied plant volatile organic compounds modify the behavior of a pest with no adverse effect on its natural enemies in the field

    • Fabrice C. Lamy
    • Denis Poinsot
    • Sébastien Dugravot

    Original Paper 06 July 2016 Pages: 611 - 621

    

18. Can flowering Barbarea spp. (Brassicaceae) be used simultaneously as a trap crop and in conservation biological control?

    • Francisco R. Badenes-Pérez
    • Beatriz Parrado Márquez
    • Eduard Petitpierre

    Original Paper 22 November 2016 Pages: 623 - 633

    

19. Effects of water stress on emission of volatile organic compounds by Vicia faba, and consequences for attraction of the egg parasitoid Trissolcus basalis

    • Gianandrea Salerno
    • Francesca Frati
    • Mauro Centritto

    Original Paper 02 January 2017 Pages: 635 - 647

    

20. Loss of host fidelity in highly inbred populations of the parasitoid wasp Aphidius ervi (Hymenoptera: Braconidae)

    • D. A. Sepúlveda
    • F. Zepeda-Paulo
    • C. C. Figueroa

    Original Paper 02 August 2016 Pages: 649 - 658

    

21. Native and naturalized mealybug parasitoids fail to control the new citrus mealybug pest Delottococcus aberiae

    • Alejandro Tena
    • Jesús García-Bellón
    • Alberto Urbaneja

    Original Paper 29 November 2016 Pages: 659 - 667

    

22. An epidemic model of a rice virus transmitted by a migratory planthopper

    • Keiichiro Matsukura
    • Tomonari Watanabe
    • Masaya Matsumura

    Original Paper 14 November 2016 Pages: 669 - 682

    

23. Extract from the roots of Saponaria officinalis as a potential acaricide against Tetranychus urticae

    • Roman Pavela

    Original Paper 20 December 2016 Pages: 683 - 692

    

24. Isofuranodiene and germacrone from Smyrnium olusatrum essential oil as acaricides and oviposition inhibitors against Tetranychus urticae: impact of chemical stabilization of isofuranodiene by interaction with silver triflate

    • Giovanni Benelli
    • Roman Pavela
    • Filippo Maggi

    Original Paper 27 December 2016 Pages: 693 - 699

    

25. Lethal and growth inhibitory activities of Neotropical Annonaceae-derived extracts, commercial formulation, and an isolated acetogenin against Helicoverpa armigera

    • Camila M. Souza
    • Edson L. L. Baldin
    • João B. Fernandes

    Original Paper 10 December 2016 Pages: 701 - 709

    

26. Nematicidal activity of essential oils from aromatic plants of Morocco

    • P. Avato
    • S. Laquale
    • T. D’Addabbo

    Original Paper 15 September 2016 Pages: 711 - 722

    

27. Toxicity and metabolic mechanisms underlying the insecticidal activity of parsley essential oil on bean weevil, Callosobruchus maculatus

    • H. G. L. L. Massango
    • L. R. A. Faroni
    • E. E. Oliveira

    Original Paper 08 December 2016 Pages: 723 - 733

    

28. Synergistic interactions among the major constituents of lemongrass essential oil against larvae and an ovarian cell line of the cabbage looper, Trichoplusia ni

    • Jun-Hyung Tak
    • Eduardo Jovel
    • Murray B. Isman

    OriginalPaper 07 February 2017 Pages: 735 - 744

    

29. RNAi pest control and enhanced BT insecticidal efficiency achieved by dsRNA of chymotrypsin-like genes in Ostrinia furnacalis

    • Ruobing Guan
    • Haichao Li
    • Xuexia Miao

    Original Paper 21 July 2016 Pages: 745 - 757

    

30. Insecticide resistance and cytochrome-P450 activation in unfed and blood-fed laboratory and field populations of Culex pipiens pallens

    • Kyu-Sik Chang
    • Heung-Chul Kim
    • Young Ran Ju

    Original Paper Open access 03 December 2016 Pages: 759 - 771

    

31. A significant fitness cost associated with ACE1 target site pirimicarb resistance in a field isolate of Aphis gossypii Glover from Australian cotton

    • Sarah Tieu
    • Yizhou Chen
    • Grant A. Herron

    Original Paper 17 August 2016 Pages: 773 - 779