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Variation in resistance to Pine-tree lappet moth in Scots pine

The moth specialises on Scots pine trees, although it also uses other coniferous species. Its caterpillars can cause significant defoliation in some parts of its natural range and a breeding population was discovered in Scotland in 2009.

The researchers involved in Experiment 4 are:

Glenn Iason (James Hutton Institute): Glenn.Iason@hutton.ac.uk

Roger Moore (Forest Research): Roger.moore@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Photos: R. Moore

 

 

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