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A positive association betwween oviposition and fruit set: female choice or manipulation?

Authors: Brody, A. K.; Morita, S.
Year: 2000
Journal: Oikos, Vol. 124, pp. 418-425
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: FEMALE CHOICE, FRUIT PRODUCTION, OVIPOSITION, REU, RMBL

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