Multiparasitism of <i>Choristoneura fumiferana</i> by the ichneumonid <i>Tranosema rostrale</i> and the tachinid <i>Actia interrupta</i>: occurrence in the field and outcome of competition under laboratory conditions
Michel Cusson(Natural Resources Canada), Don Stolz(Dalhousie University), Natalie Keirstead(Dalhousie University), Jacques Régnière(Canadian Forest Service), Catherine Béliveau(Canadian Forest Service), Jean‐Claude Thireau(Canadian Forest Service), Diane Trudel(Canadian Forest Service), Marlène Laforge(Canadian Forest Service), Guy Bellemare(Université Laval)
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