Annotated refs

Olive

(Denney et al. 1985) Modeling the thermal adaptability of the olive (Olea europaea L.) in Texas. Damage index.

(Palese et al. 2000) Dry matter fruit/plant, LAI, harvest.

(De Melo-Abreu et al. 2004) Modelling olive flowering date using chilling for dormancy release and thermal time. With global warming scenarios.

(Martin 1990) Reference number for flowers and fruits per tree.

(Stutte and Martin 1986) Carbohydrate reserves do not limit flower induction in olive during chilling.

(Mariscal et al. 2000) Radiation use efficiency and dry matter partitioning.

(Vitagliano and Sebastiani 2002) Environmental stress (water deficit, salinity, low temperatures, atmospheric pollutants)

(Mancuso et al. 2002) Modelling olive phenology with comparison of phenological phases between cultivars.

(Osborne et al. 2000) DD model and climate change scenarios for Mediterranean basin

(Nieddu et al. 2002) Olive phenology in two Sardinian cultivars.

(Sanz-Cortés et al. 2002) Phenological phases in olive.

(Bongi 2002) Heat and cold tolerance.

(Fiorino 2003) Olive encyclopaedia: several things on the plant.

(Tombesi 1990) Olive harvest, fruit weight dynamics.

(Alfei et al. 1999) Phenology of several Italian cultivars.

(Orlandi et al. 2002) Chilling units.

(Proietti et al. 1994) Evolution of fruit dry matter.

(Pastor and Humanes 1990) Plant density and yield.

(Abdel-Razik 1989) Olive model from Egypt.

Olive fly

(Bigler et al. 1986) Inverse density-dependent response of natural enemies.

(Michelakis 1990) Phenology of olive fly in Crete.

(Cavalloro and Delrio 1975) Distribution and survival of pupae in the soil.

(Bigler 1982a) Importance of wild olive (oleaster) for olive fly infestation in Crete.

(Bigler and Delucchi 1981b) Prepupal mortality of olive fly in wild and cultivated olive in Crete (with natural enemies).

(Bigler and Delucchi 1981a) Prepupal mortality of olive fly in wild and cultivated olive in Crete

(Bigler 1982b) Postlarval mortality of olive fly in wild and cultivated olive in Crete.

(Crovetti et al. 1982) Egg-adult survival as influenced by temperature and RH.

(Fletcher and Kapatos 1983) Development times for eggs, larvae, and pupae in the lab.

(Girolami and Strapazzon 1981) Host plant attraction and fecundity regulation.

(Ricci and Ambrosi 1981) Oviposition and size of olive fruit.

(Pitzalis 1985) Phenology model of olive fly based on day-degrees.

(Economopoulos et al. 1976a) Fecundity (sterile male)

(Economopoulos et al. 1976c) Egg hatchability over time.

(Cavalloro and Delrio 1971) Fecundity in the lab.

(Rice et al. 2003) Olive fly populations in Central and Southern California.

(Delrio and Cavalloro 1977) Population dynamics in Liguria.

(Fletcher and Kapatos 1981) Dispersal in Corfu. Cites the next one:

(Fletcher et al. 1978) Ovaries start maturing in mid-July if they are stimulated by fruit.

(Crovetti et al. 1986) DD forecast model: interesting for thresholds and parameters.

(Cavalloro et al. 1975) Mathematical model.

(Gilioli 2002) Various 3D function shapes.

(Petacchi et al. 2002) GIS in olive IPM.

(Pucci et al. 1981) Larval mortality, pupation, and parasitization.

(Petacchi et al. 2001) Olive fly in Liguria.

(Koveos 2001) Rapid cold hardening, plasticity to cold.

(Raspi et al. 2002) Photoperiod, reproductive diapuase.

(Crovetti et al. 1981) Egg development.

(Zervas 1982) Reproductive maturation

(Kapatos and Fletcher 1986) Mortality of immature stages in Corfu.

(Delrio and Prota 1988) Mortality, infestation without harverst.

(Economopoulos et al. 1976b) Main paper on fecundity

(Collier and Steenwyk 2003) Olive fly IPM in California.

(Kapatos and Fletcher 1984) Phenology in Corfu without harvest.

(Girolami 1979) Growth rates, fecundity, mortality.

(Dalla Marta et al. 2004) Integration of GIS and modelling in Tuscany.

Climate

(Messenger 1961, 1970) Bioclimatic zones in California.

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