Insect-fungus Interactions

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xii, NEIL WILDING, N. MARK COLLINS, PETER M. HAMMOND, JOAN F. WEBBER
Acknowledgements, Page xiii
Opening Remarks, Pages xv-xvi, VICTOR EASTOP
1 - Mycophagy in the Coleoptera: Feeding Strategies and Morphological Adaptations, Pages 1-23, J.F. LAWRENCE
2 - Fungivory: Fungi, Insects and Ecology, Pages 25-68, I. HANSKI
3 - The Mutualistic Association between Macrotermitinae and Termitomyces, Pages 69-92, T.G. WOOD, R.J. THOMAS
4 - The Mutualism between Leaf-Cutting Ants and their Fungus, Pages 93-120, J.M. CHERRETT, R.J. POWELL, D.J. STRADLING
5 - Insect–Fungus Relationships in the Bark and Ambrosia Beetles, Pages 121-143, R.A. BEAVER
6 - Adaptive Pathways in Scolytid–Fungus Associations, Pages 145-159, ALAN A. BERRYMAN
7 - Insect Dissemination of Fungal Pathogens of Trees, Pages 161-193, J.F. WEBBER, J.N. GIBBS
8 - The Roles of the Bark Beetle Ips cembrae, the Woodwasp Urocerus gigas and Associated Fungi in Dieback and Death of Larches, Pages 195-204, D.B. REDFERN
9 - Mycopathogens of Insects of Epigeal and Aerial Habitats, Pages 205-238, H.C. EVANS
10 - Mycopathogens of Soil Insects, Pages 239-270, S. KELLER, G. ZIMMERMANN
Closing Remarks, Pages 271-273, ROY WATLING
Appendix - Mycophagy in Insects: a Summary, Pages 275-324, P.M. HAMMOND, J.F. LAWRENCE
Index, Pages 325-344