Artificial light at night causes diapause inhibition and sex‐specific life history changes in a moth - Geffen, Koert G.; Grunsven, Roy H. A.; Ruijven, Jasper; Berendse, Frank; Veenendaal, Elmar M. (Ecology and evolution, 2014)
Keywords: biodiversity; body-size; Butterflies & moths; Caterpillars; Darkness; Design; development time; diamondback moth; Diapause; Ecological effects; Eggs; Entomology; epirrita-autumnata lepidoptera; Experiments; Fitness; flight ability; geometridae; Growth rate; Illumination; Information sources; Lamps; Larval development; Life history; Light effects; Light levels; Light pollution; Light sources; Lighting; lobesia-botrana; Luminous intensity; Mamestra brassicae; Night; Noctuidae; Nocturnal; Original Research; plasticity; plutella-xylostella; Population studies; Pupae; pupal mass; Pupation; Sex; Summer; utetheisa-ornatrix; White light; Netherlands; Western Europe; light pollution; Caterpillars; diapause; pupation; development time; pupal mass