ENTO 515 Parasitoid Behavioural Ecology

3 credits · Natural Resource Sciences · Faculty of Agric Environ Sci · Not scheduled for 2026–2027

The origin and diversity of parasitoid species will be presented. Aspects of behavioural ecology that pertain to host selection, optimal allocation of progeny and sex and host-parasitoid interactions are examined. The importance of these processes is discussed in a biological control perspective.

Prerequisites

ENTO 330 (formerly NRSC 330) or equivalent

Prerequisite courses: ENTO 330

Restrictions

Not open to students who have taken NRSC 515

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