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The ornithological fauna of high relict willows found in intermontane depressions is highly distinctive.
Bottom-up and top-down forces in a willow leaf beetle system average number of individuals per 35-cm parts of plants containing leaves.
In that scenario, the de facto default becomes folk music, where we endlessly 'strip the willow' in a world the economy never reaches.
The survival of eggs exposed to natural enemies was examined to see if predation could explain the low abundance of leaf beetles on farmland willows.
All willows were growing on relatively wet soils, indicating similarities in humidity.
In each of the 20 willow stands, four cages containing two males and two females were placed on randomly selected willow branches.
Infestation was also reduced by burning waste hay over the rows of willow stocks during the dormant season.
The moss was burnt off the willow stocks and in some cases the heat discoloured and even damaged the bark of the stocks.
