Invasive Forest Insects, Introduced Forest Trees, and Altered Ecosystems: Ecological Pest Management

Preface. Acknowledgement.1. Are island forests vulnerable to invasive defoliators?; M.K. Kay.2. Changing forest communities: role of tree resistance to insects in insect invasions and tree introductions; F. Lieutier.3. Southern hemisphere exotic pine plantations threatened by insect pests and their associated fungal pathogens; M.J. Wingfield et al.4. Native insects colonizing introduced tree species - patterns and potential risks; P. Dalin and C. Björkman.5. Biological pest control in mix and match forests; R.G. van Driesche.6. Impacts of insects in forest landscapes: implications for forest health management; R.N. Coulson and F.M. Stephen.7. Insect populations in relation to environmental change in forests of temperate Europe; A. Battisti.8. Synecology of Wasmannia auropunctata, an invasive ant species (Hymenoptera: Formicidae), in continuous and fragmented areas in the Brazilian Atlantic forest; C.R.F. Brandão and R.R. Silva.9. Changing relationships among biodiversity, management, and biosecurity in managed and unmanaged forests; L.M. Hanks.10. Changing the mix: new rules in regulating herbivore populations; T.D. Paine.Keyword index.Species index.