Entomologia Generalis - Volume 46
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Special issue: System-level integrated studies to increase the adoption of 'green' IPM tactics
Ed.: Peng Han; Cesar Rodriguez-Saona; Myron P. Zalucki; Antonio Gugliuzzo
Language: English
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Editorial
System-level integrated studies to increase the adoption of ‘green’ IPM tactics
p. 651-655,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 21, 2026, manuscript accepted: May 19, 2026, manuscript received: May 18, 2026
Editorial
Receiver identity shapes the perception of herbivore-induced plant volatiles
p. 657-658,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026
Editorial
Future conservation biological control: prioritising resilience
p. 659-660,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jul 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Apr 9, 2026, manuscript received: Apr 3, 2026
Review paper
Biological control based on cross-trophic chemical communications: current status and implementation
p. 661-679,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jan 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Aug 31, 2025, final revised version received: Jun 18, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Jun 9, 2025, manuscript received: Mar 27, 2025
1 figures, 2 tables
Review paper
Transgenerational plasticity in plant defenses against herbivores: epigenetic bases, ecological trade-offs, and prospects for agriculture
p. 681-694,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 17, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 13, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 30, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 28, 2025
1 figures, 1 tables
Review paper
Plant defense-based strategies for sustainable management of Tuta absoluta
p. 695-709,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jun 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 9, 2026, final revised version received: Feb 27, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Jan 26, 2026, manuscript received: Dec 22, 2025
2 figures
Review paper
Harnessing herbivore-induced plant volatiles for integrated pest management in Brassica agroecosystems: current advances, challenges and future opportunities
p. 711-723,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jun 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 9, 2026, final revised version received: Feb 25, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Jan 2, 2026, manuscript received: Oct 28, 2025
3 figures, 2 tables
Review paper
Combining alternative pest control methods against Tuta absoluta: current evidence and future directions
p. 725-738,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 24, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 14, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Jan 13, 2026, manuscript received: Oct 23, 2025
2 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Myrmeleon fuscus is a promising predator for biological control of the red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta: from laboratory to field assessments
p. 739-747,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jan 15, 2026, manuscript accepted: Aug 31, 2025, final revised version received: May 14, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Apr 21, 2025, manuscript received: Dec 12, 2024
2 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Bottom–up effects of ultraviolet-B radiation on tritrophic (tobacco–aphid–natural enemy) interactions
p. 749-759,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jan 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Aug 26, 2025, final revised version received: Apr 28, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Feb 24, 2025, manuscript received: Dec 19, 2024
3 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Enhancing agricultural biodiversity and pest control through strategic herbaceous strips: insights from a two-year field experiment
p. 761-769,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 15, 2025, final revised version received: Jul 10, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Feb 6, 2025, manuscript received: Jan 3, 2025
3 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Excessive nitrogen fertilization does not affect biological pest control but hampers plant growth and increases greenhouse gas emissions
p. 771-780,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jan 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Aug 4, 2025, final revised version received: May 16, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Mar 10, 2025, manuscript received: Jan 24, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Functional optimization of a banker plant system usingOrius similisfor long-term control ofBemisia tabaciin eggplant
p. 781-790,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 26, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 12, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Jul 31, 2025, manuscript received: Apr 5, 2025
4 figures, 3 tables
Original paper
Metabolic plasticity mediates hypoxia-driven radiotolerance in the cowpea bruchid, a major storage insect pest
p. 791-799,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 12, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 28, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 7, 2025, manuscript received: Apr 18, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
The green leaf volatile (Z)-3-hexenyl acetate enhances insecticide efficacy by disrupting cytochrome P450-mediated detoxification in Helicoverpa armigera
p. 801-813,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jun 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 25, 2026, final revised version received: Oct 20, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 8, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 29, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Nutrient inputs and phytoplasma infection shape plant-herbivore interactions in cranberry
p. 815-827,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 17, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 6, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 25, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 15, 2025
5 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Density-dependent interference and synergistic suppression of pest mites by combined Neoseiulus species in greenhouse crops
p. 829-838,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: May 13, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 16, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 12, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 16, 2025, manuscript received: Mar 19, 2025
5 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
An endosymbiont strain confers parasitoid resistance by reducing wasp oviposition and offspring performance in aphids
p. 839-847,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jun 10, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 16, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 9, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 21, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 28, 2025
2 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Intercropping basil and mint in cotton fields as a push–pull strategy to repel aphids and strengthen biological control
p. 849-858,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Apr 22, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 9, 2026, final revised version received: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 21, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 29, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Landscape context mediates the effects of flower strips on natural enemies and pest suppression in agricultural landscapes
p. 859-869,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jul 6, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 12, 2026, final revised version received: Feb 14, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Jan 2, 2026, manuscript received: Sep 29, 2025
2 figures, 4 tables
Original paper
Host plant stage mediates oviposition preference and larval performance in the striped stem borer Chilo suppressalis
p. 871-879,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 12, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 3, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 23, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 19, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
From laboratory irradiation to field suppression: X-ray-based SIT as a scalable strategy against the tea pestEctropis grisescens
p. 881-891,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jun 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 12, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 7, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Dec 12, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 13, 2025
3 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Linking flower strip-based floral resource provisioning to predator dispersal and multi-species aphid control in cotton
p. 893-901,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: May 13, 2026, manuscript accepted: Mar 22, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 5, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 14, 2025, manuscript received: May 6, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Pest outbreaks in fruit orchards emerge from low-pesticide-input habitats in agricultural landscapes
p. 903-913,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Apr 1, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 22, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Mar 2, 2026, manuscript received: Sep 23, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Multi-scale assessment of Anastatus japonicus for managing the brown marmorated stink bug under realistic conditions
p. 915-924,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Apr 3, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 22, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Jan 25, 2026, manuscript received: Nov 24, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Floral resource provisioning enhances predator and parasitoid performance againstTuta absoluta
p. 925-933,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Apr 6, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 20, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 6, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 25, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Heat and insecticide exposure compromise odor-based management of Bemisia tabaci
p. 935-943,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Aug 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Apr 6, 2026, final revised version received: Mar 29, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Dec 29, 2025, manuscript received: Dec 1, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Functional flower strip intercropping enhances predator attraction and aphid suppression in apple orchards
p. 945-954,
published: Sep 3, 2026, published online: Jun 10, 2026, manuscript accepted: Apr 6, 2026, final revised version received: Apr 1, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 24, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 17, 2025
3 figures, 1 tables
Number 2
Entomologia Generalis Volume 46 Number 2
2026. 323 pages, 21x28cm, 1 g
Language: English
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Editorial
Essential oils – promising active ingredients of botanical insecticides or hidden risks for non-target organisms?
p. 327-329,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript received: Feb 10, 2026
Editorial
Linking plant–insect interactions to major hypotheses for plant invasions
p. 331-332,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 21, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript received: Feb 10, 2026
Editorial
Linking life table research with predation, parasitism, and consumption to reveal population ecological function
p. 333-335,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript received: Feb 10, 2026
1 figures
Editorial
Protein-level insights into insect cuticle formation: from molecular mechanisms to applications
p. 337-339,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript received: Feb 10, 2026
Review paper
The expanding impact of pentatomoid bugs: drivers, challenges, and innovations in Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
p. 341-364,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Mar 11, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 17, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 2, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 1, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 2, 2025
10 tables
Review paper
Harnessing non-consumptive effects of natural enemy cues for sustainable pest management
p. 365-379,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 29, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 15, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Dec 16, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 5, 2025
4 figures, 2 tables
Review paper
Biology, ecology, and innovative management strategies for Glyphodes pyloalis: Toward climate-smart and sustainable integrated pest management in mulberry production
p. 381-396,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 3, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 30, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Dec 26, 2025, manuscript received: Nov 21, 2025
4 figures
Review paper
Pesticide resistance evolution inTetranychusmites: from molecular mechanisms to sustainable management
p. 397-411,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Feb 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 17, 2025, final revised version received: Sep 28, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 15, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 29, 2025
2 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Drought and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi act as counteracting drivers of maize metabolites that differentially affect three Lepidopteran pests
p. 413-422,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Jan 27, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 8, 2025, final revised version received: Sep 12, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Jul 28, 2025, manuscript received: May 10, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
CRISPR/Cas9 knockout of the White gene in Cydia pomonella reveals roles in pigmentation and fecundity
p. 423-431,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 8, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 11, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 24, 2025, manuscript received: Apr 30, 2025
3 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
The glucose–CCHamide2 pathway: a neuroendocrine mechanism linking feeding and metabolic regulation in insects
p. 433-443,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Mar 31, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 12, 2025, final revised version received: Sep 18, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Jun 20, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 7, 2025
5 figures
Original paper
Integrating phytohormonal signaling and metabolic defenses: a field perspective on soybean resistance to insect pests
p. 445-456,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 14, 2026, manuscript accepted: Dec 17, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 20, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 7, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 8, 2025
7 figures
Original paper
Cold hardiness and chill coma recovery dynamics in mealybugs species of citrus, and implication for pest management
p. 457-465,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 6, 2026, final revised version received: Oct 22, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 8, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 5, 2025
4 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Plant chemistry and insect detoxification jointly shape invasion outcomes in competing leafminers
p. 467-475,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Feb 12, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 6, 2026, final revised version received: Oct 29, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Aug 20, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 21, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Cryoprotective mechanisms of ticks: antifreeze proteins drive lipid metabolism and energy homeostasis under cold stress
p. 477-485,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Feb 10, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 6, 2026, final revised version received: Nov 25, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 25, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 21, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Prior chewing herbivory compromises silicon-mediated rice plant defense against a piercing-sucking herbivore
p. 487-498,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 1, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 8, 2026, final revised version received: Oct 29, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Aug 12, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 14, 2025
6 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Linking environmental stressors to reproductive diapause via insulin signaling in Orius predatory bugs
p. 499-510,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 11, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 4, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 7, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 15, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Endosymbiont-mediated fitness optimization during host plant shift in Myzus persicae
p. 511-519,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 9, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 23, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 14, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 6, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 2, 2025
3 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Endophytic colonization of rice byMetarhizium anisopliaesuppresses brown planthopper damage and enhances plant growth
p. 521-531,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Mar 11, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 25, 2026, final revised version received: Aug 27, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Aug 13, 2025, manuscript received: May 19, 2025
5 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Invasive beetleMerizodus soledadinusmeets unexpected clinicalAcinetobacter baumanniiin subantarctic Kerguelen Archipelago soil
p. 533-541,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 25, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 6, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Oct 7, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 16, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Multi-omics analysis and RNAi reveal apolipoprotein D2 as a key regulator of cuticle integrity and desiccation tolerance in Acyrthosiphon pisum
p. 543-555,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 28, 2026, final revised version received: Oct 4, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 10, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 6, 2025
5 figures
Original paper
Gut micriobiota are involved in adaptation of the invasive tephritid species Bactrocera dorsalis to temperature and diet stressors
p. 557-566,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 28, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 17, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Nov 30, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 10, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Content-dependent vibrational signalling coordinates initial social defence and early recruitment in honeybees
p. 567-579,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Mar 31, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 2, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 14, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Sep 29, 2025, manuscript received: Apr 16, 2025
5 figures
Original paper
Cartesian matching: a novel method for life table construction from separately recorded group-reared immature and adult cohorts, demonstrated in a predatory stink bug
p. 581-592,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Mar 25, 2026, manuscript accepted: Feb 2, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 27, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Dec 17, 2025, manuscript received: Nov 17, 2025
4 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Molecular basis of host sex pheromone detection in Trichogramma wasps revealed by two odorant receptors
p. 593-607,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 14, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 11, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 25, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 28, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 2, 2025
5 figures
Original paper
Climate change accelerates habitat expansion of the oriental migratory locust in China: Insights from biological and ecological models
p. 609-621,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 14, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 15, 2026, final revised version received: Nov 28, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Nov 13, 2025, manuscript received: May 27, 2025
7 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Compatibility between baculovirus AcMNPV and Trichogramma dendrolimi: Molecular and biological assessment for sustainable pest control
p. 623-632,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 22, 2026, final revised version received: Dec 29, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 18, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 5, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Ecological trade-offs of thrips: balancing pest damage and pollination benefits in agroecosystems
p. 633-640,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 1, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 22, 2026, final revised version received: Jan 10, 2026, manuscript revision requested: Dec 2, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 20, 2025
4 figures
Original paper
Contrasting resistance mechanisms in poplar hybrids influence Anoplophora glabripennis behavior and development
p. 641-650,
published: Apr 29, 2026, published online: Apr 20, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jan 22, 2026, final revised version received: Oct 29, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 7, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 5, 2025
4 figures, 3 tables
Number 1
Special Issue: Agroecological strategies for pest management under global change
Guest Editors: Xiaoling Tan; Lucy Alford; Séverin Hatt
2026. 325 pages, 21x28cm, 1210 g
Language: English
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Editorial
Editorial – Agroecological strategies for pest management under global change
p. 1-4,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Mar 31, 2026
Review paper
Steering biological control through agroecosystem diversification: the case of Harmonia axyridis
p. 5-20,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Mar 31, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 31, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 7, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Aug 15, 2025, manuscript received: May 27, 2025
3 figures, 2 tables
Review paper
Use of functional plants to enhance pest biological control in farming landscapes: progress and prospects
p. 21-37,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Jun 29, 2025, final revised version received: Jun 23, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Feb 7, 2025, manuscript received: Nov 6, 2024
1 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Optimizing conservation biological control through spatial arrangement of companion plants in agroecosystems
p. 39-47,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: May 23, 2025, final revised version received: Mar 14, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Feb 19, 2025, manuscript received: Sep 9, 2024
4 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Intercropping tobacco fields with Cnidium monnieri strips improves aphid biocontrol by promoting natural enemies
p. 49-58,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Sep 14, 2025, final revised version received: Jun 28, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 8, 2025, manuscript received: Mar 3, 2025
6 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Eco-friendly management of Bradysia odoriphaga in Allium tuberosum using a Warm-Water Drip Irrigation System (DIWW)
p. 59-68,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Sep 14, 2025, final revised version received: Jul 8, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 12, 2025, manuscript received: Dec 17, 2024
4 figures
Original paper
Soil microbiota influence environmental adaptation in cotton aphids and their parasitoids
p. 69-78,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Sep 14, 2025, final revised version received: Jul 14, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Apr 8, 2025, manuscript received: Dec 10, 2024
5 figures
Original paper
Facility cultivation systems mediate Tuta absoluta damage and natural pest control by Nesidiocoris tenuis
p. 79-87,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Feb 3, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 18, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 13, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 4, 2025, manuscript received: Jan 4, 2025
3 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Harnessing functional intercropping: sorghum - cotton systems enhance biological control and boost yield
p. 89-97,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 15, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 19, 2025, final revised version received: Sep 21, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Aug 29, 2025, manuscript received: Apr 24, 2025
5 figures
Original paper
Entomopathogenic nematodes improve pest control efficiency through functional modulation of root-associated microbiomes in Allium tuberosum
p. 99-108,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 27, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 19, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 21, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 19, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 19, 2025
3 figures
Original paper
Combined release of the predator Orius similis and the parasitoid Encarsia formosa enhances biological control of Bemisia tabaci
p. 109-120,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 23, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 23, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 2, 2025, manuscript received: Jul 18, 2025
4 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Intercropping cotton with maize enhances biological control of aphids by the predatory lacewing Chrysoperla sinica
p. 121-131,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 29, 2025, final revised version received: Nov 24, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 8, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 19, 2025
6 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Assessing effects of soil fungal bioinocula on aboveground arthropod pests and beneficials in strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa) fields
p. 133-147,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 29, 2025, final revised version received: Nov 26, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 28, 2025, manuscript received: May 27, 2025
5 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Drought × herbivory induce leaf trichomes in soybean with differential impact on its major herbivore soybean looper Chrysodeixis includens
p. 149-160,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 10, 2025, final revised version received: Jul 16, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Apr 24, 2025, manuscript received: Jan 3, 2025
7 figures
Original paper
Thermal stress-induced changes in life-history traits and adaptation of Bactrocera dorsalis to heat and cold waves
p. 161-171,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 15, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 15, 2025, final revised version received: Jul 8, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Apr 16, 2025, manuscript received: Oct 24, 2024
4 figures, 1 tables
Review paper
Lepidopterans and abiotic stresses: Insights into adaptation and survival strategies
p. 173-194,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 3, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 22, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Aug 15, 2025, manuscript received: Mar 22, 2025
2 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Insecticidal applications of insect gut-derived Serratia sp. as biocontrol agent against six Lepidoptera species
p. 195-205,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Aug 5, 2025, final revised version received: Apr 19, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Feb 14, 2025, manuscript received: Dec 11, 2024
4 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Preferred host plants may enhance the reproductive capacity of Spodoptera frugiperda by shaping its gut microbiota
p. 207-219,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 19, 2025, final revised version received: Nov 17, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 21, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 8, 2025
6 figures
Original paper
The role of Rorippa indica in mediating striped flea beetle infestations on cruciferous crops: implications for integrated pest management
p. 221-233,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 15, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 3, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 22, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 19, 2025, manuscript received: Jun 19, 2025
6 figures
Original paper
Endophytic Beauveria bassiana triggers flavonoid-mediated antixenosis in tomato against phloem-feeding whiteflies
p. 235-247,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 7, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 18, 2025, final revised version received: Aug 17, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 12, 2025, manuscript received: Feb 10, 2025
6 figures
Original paper
The combined roles of climate change and human activities in facilitating the global dispersal and regional invasion of Liriomyza sativae
p. 249-263,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 11, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 13, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 3, 2025, manuscript received: Feb 7, 2025
6 figures
Original paper
The p38 MAPK signaling pathway confers high-temperature adaptability to phytoseiid predatory mite Neoseiulus barkeri via cascading heat shock protein 70
p. 265-275,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 27, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 23, 2025, final revised version received: Oct 15, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Sep 3, 2025, manuscript received: May 21, 2025
5 figures
Original paper
Survival and fitness responses of Diaphorina citri to short-term freezing stress
p. 277-287,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 2, 2026, manuscript accepted: Aug 31, 2025, final revised version received: May 20, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Apr 25, 2025, manuscript received: Mar 25, 2025
6 figures, 2 tables
Original paper
Impact of elevated CO2 and endophytic fungi on the growth and food utilization of Spodoptera frugiperda in maize
p. 289-299,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 27, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 16, 2025, final revised version received: Jul 8, 2025, manuscript revision requested: May 8, 2025, manuscript received: Apr 9, 2025
2 figures, 5 tables
Original paper
Predicting distribution shifts and synchrony between Spodoptera pests and their parasitoid Telenomus remus under climate warming
p. 301-312,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Jan 28, 2026, manuscript accepted: Oct 31, 2025, final revised version received: Aug 25, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Jul 1, 2025, manuscript received: Mar 17, 2025
7 figures, 1 tables
Original paper
Projected range shifts and rising risks of major Heliothinae pests under climate change
p. 313-325,
published: Mar 31, 2026, published online: Feb 3, 2026, manuscript accepted: Nov 30, 2025, final revised version received: Nov 22, 2025, manuscript revision requested: Oct 8, 2025, manuscript received: Aug 25, 2025
5 figures, 3 tables