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When the philosopher Socrates was sentenced to death, he was allowed to drink the poison hemlock in the company of his friends.
This was particularly true for females, with the incidence of supernumerary instars increasing from balsam fir (5%), toward eastern hemlock (40%) and sugar maple (90%).
On eastern hemlock, a similar pattern was observed for males of the island population, but 40% of the females made a fifth instar.
For males, larval development was significantly longer on sugar maple compared with the two coniferous species, but similar for balsam fir and eastern hemlock.
The hemlock looper is univoltine and overwinters in the egg stage.
His aim is simply to engage in some exercise and sheer fun by cutting down these hemlocks that he owns.
This redundancy enabled the hemlock to sprout a new 'trunk' when its first was destroyed.
Variation in the number of larval instars has been previously reported across the hemlock looper range.
Psocoptera were most abundant on western hemlock and grand fir, especially associated with staminate (male) flowers.
The same trend was observed for males of the island population but differences between balsam fir and eastern hemlock were not significantly different (table 2; fig. 4).
Now, it stands proudly in a row of hemlock trees, and to look at it you might not recognise its history unless you were a trained horticulturist.
Douglas fir, western hemlock and grand fir shared a number of herbivorous arthropods but were distinguished by a second principal component (fig. 1).
Does he also think it right that hemlock should have been the punishment?
Some might wish that that solution was a dilute mixture of tranquillisers or hemlock.
I would say that the other ingredients missing from his description are arsenic and old lace and a bit of hemlock.
Things like stinging nettles, elders, thistles, hemlock and chickweed, for example, often thrived only because rabbits ate the edible plants which would otherwise have competed with them.
