Honey and honey-based sugars partially affect reproductive trade-offs in parasitoids exhibiting different life-history and reproductive strategies
Jeffrey A. Harvey(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Rieta Gols(Wageningen University & Research), Robin Heinen(Technical University of Munich), Tijl Essens(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Jacintha Ellers(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Bertanne Visser(UCLouvain), Cindy Van Der Veen(Wageningen University & Research), Rutger A. Las(Wageningen University & Research)
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