Herbivory in global climate change research: direct effects of rising temperature on insect herbivores
Jeffery S. Bale(University of Birmingham), J. B. Whittaker(Lancaster University), Alan Buse(Bangor University), Richard L. Lindroth(University of Wisconsin–Madison), C. S. Awmack(Rothamsted Research), T. Hefin Jones(Cardiff University), Susan E. Hartley(University of Sheffield), Allan Watt(Royal Astronomical Society), Т. Martijn Bezemer(Beihua University), Jennifer Butterfield(Durham University), R. Harrington(Rothamsted Research), J. E. G. Good(Bangor University), I. D. Hodkinson(Liverpool John Moores University), Gregory J. Masters(CAB International), Malcolm C. Press(Manchester Metropolitan University), John Coulson, Ilias Symrnioudis(Rothamsted Research), V. K. Brown, J. F. FARRAR(Bangor University)
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