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STIG LARSSON - CURRICULUM VITAE (December 2013)<br />
CURRENT POSITION AND ADDRESS<br />
Professor in Forest Entomology;<br />
Department of Ecology, PO Box 7044, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences<br />
(<strong>SLU</strong>), SE-75007 Uppsala, Sweden;<br />
Stig.Larsson@slu.se<br />
Personal home page: http://www.slu.se/ecology_stiglarsson<br />
BORN<br />
1947, married, two children (born -79, -82)<br />
RESEARCH INTERESTS<br />
Tree-herbivore interactions, Insect Population Ecology, Climate Change Effects on<br />
Biota<br />
EDUCATION AND DEGREES<br />
BSc (Fil.mag.), Uppsala University, 1972;<br />
PhD in Entomology, Uppsala University, 1980;<br />
Unappointed Associate Professor (Docent), <strong>SLU</strong>, 1984<br />
APPOINTMENTS<br />
Assistant Professor ('Forskarassistent'), <strong>SLU</strong>,1982–1988;<br />
Senior Research Scientist ('Forskare'), <strong>SLU</strong>, grants from NFR, 1988–1992;<br />
Associate Professor ('Högskolelektor'), <strong>SLU</strong>, 1992–1993;<br />
Professor, <strong>SLU</strong>, 1993–present<br />
POST DOC & VISITS<br />
Postdoctoral Fellow, Oregon State University, USA, 1981, (9 months);<br />
Visiting Scientist, CSIRO, Canberra, Australia, 1985/1986 (6 months);<br />
Visiting Scientist, Florida State University, USA, 1990 (3 months);<br />
Visiting Scientist, Padova University, Italy, 2004 (2 months)<br />
Visiting Professor, Univ. of Natural Resources and Life Sci., Vienna, 2012, (2 weeks)<br />
TEACHING<br />
Teaching assistant Basic Biology, Dept. of Zoology, Uppsala University, 1973;<br />
Teaching Certificate from Teachers College (Lärarhögskolan), Uppsala University,<br />
1974;<br />
Lecturer at courses in Ecological Zoology and Entomology at Uppsala University,<br />
1983-1991;<br />
Lecturer at courses in Forest Entomology, Agricultural Entomology and Biotechnical<br />
Plant Pathology, Insect Ecology at the Department of Entomology (former<br />
Department of Plant and Forest Protection), <strong>SLU</strong>;<br />
Organizer and lecturer of advanced course (D-level) in Insect Ecology, <strong>SLU</strong> 2000-<br />
2002, 2006;<br />
Coorganizer (with R.F. Denno, Univ of Maryland, USA and E. Rubio, La Universidad<br />
del Zulia, Venezuela) of graduate course in Tropical Insect Ecology with field<br />
course in Venezuela 12-31 January, 1987;<br />
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Organizer and lecturer of graduate course in Bark Beetle Biology (1983) and<br />
Plant/Insect Interactions (1991) at the Department of Plant and Forest Protection,<br />
<strong>SLU</strong>;<br />
Organized (with C. Solbreck) graduate course on Insect Ecology with D.R. Strong as<br />
the main teacher at the Department of Plant and Forest Protection, <strong>SLU</strong> (1989);<br />
Coorganizer (with R.F. Denno, University of Maryland, USA and B. Benrey/R. Dirzo,<br />
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) of graduate course in Tropical<br />
Insect Ecology with field course in Los Tuxlas, Mexico during 5 January – 5<br />
February, 1996;<br />
PhD-STUDENTS<br />
Christer Björkman, ”Interactions between a pine sawfly, its host and natural enemies<br />
as mediated by plant chemicals”, PhD received 31 May 1991;<br />
Carolyn Glynn ”Costs in the interactions between a gall midge and willow”, PhD<br />
received 13 September, 1996;<br />
Håkan Häggström ”Variable plant quality and performance of the willow-feeding leaf<br />
beetle Galerucella lineola”, PhD received 28 November 1997;<br />
Agnis Smits ”Responses of Bupalus piniarius to plant quality variation generated by<br />
larval feeding”, PhD received 23 March 2001;<br />
Olov Paulsson ”Induced resistance in basket willow against a gall midge”, PhD<br />
received 24 May 2002;<br />
Weronika Linkovski ”Spatial distribution patterns and success of aspen gall midges<br />
[Harmandia spp.]”, PhLic received 12 October 2000;<br />
Solveig Höglund ”Induced plant responses in willow to a gall-forming insect”, PhD<br />
received 10 December 2010;<br />
Cecilia Ronnås “Population ecology at the range edge – survival and dispersal of a<br />
high-density lepidopteran population”, PhD received 16 December 2011;<br />
GRANT SUPPORT OF RESEARCH (from 1989)<br />
1989-92 Direct and indirect effects of plants on herbivorous insects. Swedish<br />
Natural Science Research Council, SEK 742 500;<br />
1991-93 Plant protection in willow plantations. Swedish Energy Administration, 1<br />
SEK 259 000;<br />
1991/92 The relation between tree vigor and resistance against insects. National<br />
Swedish Environmental Protection Board, SEK 150 000;<br />
1991-96 Resistance mechanisms in trees against insects. Swedish Council of<br />
Forestry and Agricultural Research, SEK 1665 000 (including funding for<br />
postdoc position);<br />
1991-94 Insect pests in willow plantations. Stiftelsen Lantbruksforskning, SEK<br />
1728 000;<br />
1991-1995 Resistance mechanisms in plants. Swedish Natural Science Research<br />
Council, SEK 1292 000 (including funding for "doktorandtjänst");<br />
1992-94 Plant/insect interactions. Swedish Natural Science Research Council. SEK<br />
204 000;<br />
1993-1996 Plant protection in willow plantations. NUTEK, SEK 1800 000;<br />
1994-95 Plant/insect interactions. Swedish Natural Science Research Council, SEK<br />
113 400;<br />
1995 Insect pests in willow plantations. Stiftelsen Lantbruksforskning SEK<br />
608 000;<br />
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1995-96 Systemic acquired resistance in Salix viminalis against the gall midge<br />
Dasineura marginemtorquens. Swedish Natural Science Research<br />
Council, SEK 136 000;<br />
1996-98 Insect pest in willow plantations. Stiftelsen lantbruksforskning, SEK 1<br />
305 000;<br />
1997 The risk for insect outbreaks on stressed trees. SJFR, SEK 195 000;<br />
1997 Visiting scientist grant to Julia Koricheva, STINT, SEK 250 000;<br />
1997-99 Plant protection in willow plantations. NUTEK, SEK 2400 000;<br />
1997-2001 Resistance mechanisms in willow (postgraduate fellowship) NFR, SEK<br />
1476 000:<br />
1997 -99 Induced resistance in willow against a gall former: active defence or lack<br />
of recognition. NFR, SEK 335 000;<br />
1998 Prognosis of pine looper outbreaks. C.F. Lundström foundation, SEK<br />
100 000;<br />
1998 Towards sustainable forest protection in Latvia, KVA, SEK 90 000;<br />
1999-2001 Tree vigor and insect attack. SJFR, SEK 555 000;<br />
2000-2003 Resistance against insects in Salix plantations – genotype x environment<br />
interactions. STEM, SEK 1556 400;<br />
2001-2004 Conservation of biodiversity in managed forests. Joint project with Prof.<br />
Kjell Danell, <strong>SLU</strong>, Umeå. <strong>SLU</strong>, SEK 14000 000;<br />
2006-2008 Genetic variation in induced resistance against a gall-forming insect.<br />
FORMAS, SEK 1900 000;<br />
2006-2008 Processionary moth governance – When, why and how should society<br />
intervene in natural biological systems? Joint project with Prof. Rolf<br />
Lidskog, Örebro University. FORMAS, SEK 3900 000;<br />
TALKS GIVEN AT CONFERENCES (from 1989)<br />
Insect performance on stressed trees. Invited speaker at a IUFRO-Symposium on<br />
"Forest Insect Guilds: Patterns of Interaction with Host Trees", Abakan, Sovjet,<br />
August 1989;<br />
Responses of sawfly larvae to variable needle quality. Invited speaker at a symposium<br />
on "Population Dynamics of Forest insects", Edinburgh, September 1989;<br />
Why theories in plant/insect ecology are short-lived. Invited speaker at a workshop on<br />
"Variability of Insect-Plant Interactions" arranged by the European Science<br />
Foundation Network on Insect-Plant Interactions, Budapest, August 1991;<br />
Performance of insects with different feeding habits on experimentally droughtstressed<br />
Norway spruce trees. IUFRO meeting on "The role of stress in the<br />
population dynamics of forest pests", Zakopane, Poland, 1991;<br />
Oviposition choice and larval survival of Dasineura marginemtorquens (Diptera:<br />
Cecidomyidae) on resistant and susceptible Salix viminalis. Invited speaker at the<br />
XIX International Congress of Entomology, Beijing, China, July 1992;<br />
Host plant use in cecidomyiids: problems in being short-lived. IUFRO meeting on<br />
"Mechanisms and genetics of plant defence", Maui, Hawaii, 1994;<br />
Role of plant vigor and natural enemies in the poopulation dynamics of a willow gall<br />
midge (Dasineura marginemtorquens), IUFRO meeting on "Behavior, Population<br />
Dynamics and Control and its rationale", Maui, Hawaii, 1994;<br />
Stessed and vigorous trees - contrasting explanations for forest insect outbreaks.<br />
Invited speaker at the IUFRO World Congress, Tampere, Finland, August 1995;<br />
Terpenoids in pine-insect relationships. Invited speaker at symposium on "Secondary<br />
Metabolism in Plant and Plant Cell", Leiden, the Netherlands, February 1996;<br />
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Intraspecific variation in willow resistance against a gall-forming cecidomyiid.<br />
Invited speaker at a symposium on "Tree Resistance to Insects" at the<br />
Entomological Society of Canada Meeting, Fredericton, Canada, October 1996;<br />
Induced resistance in plants against gall-forming insect: Active defence or lack of<br />
recognition. Invited speaker at a symposium on "Insect-Plant Coevolution" at the<br />
XX International Congress of Entomology, Florens, Italy, August 1996;<br />
Variation in resistance. Invited speaker at the conference on "Alpine Ecology and<br />
Biogeography", La Thuile, Italy, September 1997;<br />
Plant Quality and Insect Population Dynamics – Role of Tri-trophic Interactions.<br />
Invited speaker at a symposium on "Multitrophic Interactions" at the Gordon<br />
conference on Plant Herbivore Interactions, Ventura, California, February 1998;<br />
Genotypic variation in chitinase activity in willo and resistance to a galling insect.<br />
XXI International Congress of Entomology, Foz do Iguassu, Brazil, August 2000;<br />
Overview of mechanisms of resistance in trees to insects. Invited speaker at the XXI<br />
International Congress of Entomology, Foz do Iguassu, Brazil, August 2000;<br />
Hypersensitivity as a resistance mechanism in Salix viminalis against Dasineura<br />
marginemtorquens. 3 rd International Symposium on the Biology of Gall-inducing<br />
Arthropods, Stellenbosch, South Africa, January 2002;<br />
Hypersensitivity responses and plant resistance to insects. 12th Symposium on Insect-<br />
Plant Relationships, Berlin, August 2004;<br />
Conservation of biodiversity in managed forests, Invited speaker at the XXII<br />
International Congress of Entomology, Brisbane, Australia, August 2004;<br />
Variation in resistance in willow against a gall-forming cecidomyiid, Invited speaker<br />
at the XII International Congress of Entomology, Durban, South Africa, July,<br />
2008<br />
COMMISSIONS<br />
External examiner ("opponent") at doctoral dissertation, Bengt Karlsson, Dept. of<br />
Zoology, University of Stockholm 1989;<br />
External examiner ("opponent") at doctoral dissertation, Sinikka Hanhimäki, Dept of<br />
Biology, University of Turku, Finland, 1993;<br />
External examiner ("opponent") at doctoral dissertation, Kari Saikkonen, Dept of<br />
Biology, University of Turku, Finland, 1994;<br />
External examinar at doctoral dissertation, Peter Ochsner, Dept. of Zoology, Aarhus<br />
University, Denmark, 1998;<br />
External examiner of doctoral dissertations, Emiliano Buffo & Hamid Hamid, Padova<br />
University, Italy, 2006;<br />
External examiner of PhD-dissertations from Turku University, Finland (1999) and<br />
University of Joensuu, Finland (2000 and 2002);<br />
Sixteen times member of evaluation committee for PhD dissertations at Swedish<br />
universities (Uppsala, Lund, Stockholm, Göteborg, <strong>SLU</strong>);<br />
Three times reviewer for promotion to associate professor (”docentkompetens”) at<br />
Swedish universities;<br />
Reviewer, University of California, Riverside, promotion to Associate Professor, Dr.<br />
Arthur Weis;<br />
Reviewer, University of California, Davis, promotion to Associate Professor, Dr.<br />
Sharon Strauss;<br />
Reviewer, Tuft University, USA, promotion to Associate Professor, Dr. Colin M.<br />
Orians, September 2000;<br />
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Reviewer, University of California, Davis, promotion to the upper level of the<br />
Professor series, Dr. Donald Strong, August 2007;<br />
Reviewer, Växjö universitet, promotion to Full Professor, Dr. Anders Forsman;<br />
Reviewer, Stockolm university, promotion to Full Professor, Dr. Johan Ehrlén;<br />
External reviwer for professorship in Forest Zoology at the Finnish Forest Researsh<br />
Institute (10 applicants);<br />
External reviewer for position as associate professor in Plant Ecology at the Freie<br />
Universität Berlin (ranking of 3 top candidates), 2005;<br />
Member of NSERC evaluation committee for Industrial Research Chair at the<br />
University of British Columbia, Canada, 2010;<br />
Member of the evaluation committee of the Lamm Reasearch Foundation (1994-<br />
2001);<br />
Member of the evaluation committee of the Swedish Research Council for<br />
Environment, Agricultiural Sciences and Spatial Planning, FORMAS (Ecology<br />
Committee) (2001-2004);<br />
Coorganizer (with Dr. Erkki Haukioja) of a symposium on "Evolution of plantherbivore<br />
relationship:integratiopn of biochemical, ecological and environmental<br />
aspects" at the Sixth Congress of the European Society for Evolutionary Biology,<br />
Arnhem, the Netherlands, August 1997;<br />
Coorganizer (with Dr. Kjell Danell) of a Swedish/Finnish workshop on "Science and<br />
the Management of Boreal Forest Diversity", held at Olofsfors, Sweden, 27-30<br />
September, 1999;<br />
Coorganizer (with Dr. Peter Hambäck) of a workshop on ”Scaling up plant/herbivore<br />
interactions from small-scale experiments to heterogeneous landscapes” at the IX<br />
European Ecological Congress, Lund, Sweden, July 2002;<br />
Organizer of a symposium on “Insects and Diseases” at the 13 th meeting of the<br />
International Boreal Forest Research Association, Umeå, August 2006;<br />
Organizer (with B. Ekbom, C. Björkman) of the 13 th Syposium of Insect-Plant<br />
Interactions, Uppsala, August 2007;<br />
Coorganizer (with Melodie McGeoch) of the Ecology Section at the XII International<br />
Congress of Entomology, Durban, South Africa, July, 2008;<br />
Research proposals reviewed for the National Environment Research Council, UK,<br />
the Israel Science Foundation, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research<br />
Council of Canada, Swedish Council of Forestry and Agricultural Research,<br />
SamNordisk Skovforskning, Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research,<br />
Östersjöstiftelsen; Faroese Research Council<br />
Papers reviewed for: Oikos, Ecography, Oecologia, Functional Ecology , Ecology,<br />
Ecological Applications, PNAS, Trends in Plant Science, Ecology Letters,<br />
Ecoscience, Ecological Entomology, Trees, Scandinavian Journal of Forestry<br />
Research, Canadian Journal of Forest Research, Annales des Sciences<br />
Forestières, Ambio, Vegetatio, Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata, Silva<br />
Fennica, Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, Forest Ecology and<br />
Management, Journal of Chemical Ecology, Chemoecology, Agricultural and<br />
Forest Entomology; PLoS One<br />
Subject Editor for OIKOS 1999-2008 (decided on 542 manuscripts);<br />
Member of Editorial Board, Biochemical Systematics and Ecology;<br />
Member of Editorial Board, Agricultural and Forest Entomology;<br />
Board member, strategic research programme (MISTRA) on "Sustainable Forestry in<br />
Southern Sweden", 1996-1997;<br />
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Member of external evaluation group for Entomology Branch at Forestry<br />
Commission, UK, September 1998;<br />
Member of the advisory board for the project ”Mixed forest stands as a means of<br />
sustainable forest management”, Turku University, Finland, 2001-2003:<br />
Member of the advisory board for EU project on ”Global change and pine<br />
processionary moth: a new challenge for integrated pest management”, 2002-<br />
2005;<br />
External reviewer at the annual seminar of the Centre of Excellence for Forest<br />
Ecology and Management, University of Joensuu, Finland, April 2002;<br />
Short-term Consultancy on forest entomology and pests in Belarus for Swedforest (as<br />
a prt of the World Bank Belarus Forestry Development Project), three weeks in<br />
July 1996 with two weeks field work in Belarus;<br />
Chairman, Board of Master Programme in Natural Resources, <strong>SLU</strong>, 1996-1998;<br />
Member and vice chair of the Appointments Board, <strong>SLU</strong>, 2004-2008;<br />
Vice Dean, Faculty of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences, <strong>SLU</strong>, 2007-2009;<br />
Vice Dean (prodekanus) and vice chair of the Faculty Board, Faculty of Natural<br />
Resources and Agricultural Sciences, <strong>SLU</strong>, 2010-2012 (May);<br />
Dean and chair of the Faculty Board, Faculty of Natural resources and Agricultural<br />
Sciences June-December, 2012;<br />
Associate Director of the research programme Future Forests 2009-2012.<br />
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PUBLICATIONS – STIG LARSSON<br />
A. ORIGINAL PAPERS IN REFEREED JOURNALS<br />
According to ISI Web of Science (July 2013), a total of 72 original papers in<br />
international refereed journals, cited in total 3,480 times; h-index 31.<br />
Lidskog, R., Sundqvist, G., Kall, A-C, Sandin, P. & Larsson, S. 2013. Intensive<br />
forestry in Sweden: stakeholder’s evaluation of benefits and risk. Journal of<br />
Integrative Environmental Sciences 10:145-160<br />
Battisti, A., Marini, L., Pitacco, A. & Larsson, S. 2013. Solar radiation directly affects<br />
larval performance of a forest insect. Ecological Entomology 38: 553-559<br />
Cassel-Lundhagen, A., Ronnås, C., Battisti, A., Wallén, J. & Larsson, S. 2013.<br />
Stepping-stone expansion and habitat loss explain a peculiar genetic structure and<br />
distribution of a forest insect. Molecular Ecology 22: 3362-3375<br />
Höglund, S., Rönnberg-Wästljung, AC., Lagercrantz, U. & Larsson, S. 2012. A rare<br />
major plant QTL determines non-responsiveness to a gall-forming insect in<br />
willow. Tree Genetics & Genomics 8:1051-1060<br />
Ronnås, C., Cassel-Lundhagen, A., Battisti, A. & Larsson, S. 2011. Limited<br />
emigration from an outbreak of a forest pest. Molecular Ecology 20: 4606-4617<br />
Battisti, A., Holm, G., Fagrell, B. & Larsson, S. 2011. Urticating hairs in arthropods –<br />
their nature and medical significance. Annual Review of Entomology 56:203-220<br />
Ronnås, C., Larsson, S., Pitacco, A. & Battisti A. 2010. Effects of colony size on larval<br />
performance in a processionary moth. Ecological Entomology 35:436-445<br />
Fagrell, B., Jörneskog, G., Salomonsson, A-C., Larsson, S., Holm G. 2008. Skin<br />
reactions induced by experimental exposure to setae from larvae of the northern<br />
pine processionary moth (Thaumetopoea pinivora). Contact Dermatitis 59:290-<br />
295<br />
Granberg, M., Lidskog, R. & Larsson, S. 2008. Dealing with uncertainty: a case study<br />
of controlling insect populations in natural ecosystems. Local Environment<br />
13:641-652<br />
Aimi, A., Larsson, S., Ronnås, C., Frazao, J. & Battisti, A. 2008. Growth and survival<br />
of larvae of Thaumetopoea pinivora inside and outside a local outbreak area.<br />
Agricultural and Forest Entomology 10:225-232<br />
Zovi, D., Stastny, M., Battisti, A. & Larsson, S. 2008. Ecological costs on local<br />
adaptation of an insect herbivore imposed by host plants and natural enemies.<br />
Ecology 89:1388-1398<br />
Glynn, C., Herms, D.A., Orians, C.M., Hansen, R.C. & Larsson, S. 2007. Testing the<br />
growth—differentiation balance hypothesis: dynamic responses of willows to<br />
nutrient availability. New Phytologist 176:623-634<br />
Buffo, E., Battisti, A., Stastny, M. & Larsson, S. 2007. Temperature as a predictor of<br />
survival in the pine processionary moth in the Italian Alps. Agricultural and Forest<br />
Entomology 9:65-72<br />
McGeoch, M., Schroeder, M., Ekbom, B. & Larsson, S. 2007. Saproxylic beetle<br />
diversity in a managed boreal forest: importance of stand characteristics and<br />
forestry conservation measures. Diversity and Distributions 13:418-429<br />
Schroeder, L.M., Ranius, T., Ekbom, B. & Larsson, S. 2007. Spatial occurrence in a<br />
habitat-tracking metapopulation of a saproxylic beetle inhabiting a managed forest<br />
landscape. Ecological Applications 17:900-909<br />
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Schroeder, L.M., Ranius, T., Ekbom, B. & Larsson, S. 2006. Recruitment of<br />
saproxylic beetles in high stumps created for maintaining biodiversity in a boreal<br />
forest landscape. Canadian Journal of Forestry Research 36:2168-2178<br />
Ekbom, B., Schroeder, M. & Larsson, S. 2006. Stand specific occurrence of coarse<br />
woody debris in a managed boreal forest landscape in central Sweden. Forest<br />
Ecology and Management 221:2-12<br />
Stastny, M., Battisti, A., Petrucco-Toffolo, E., Schlyter, F. & Larsson S. 2006. Host<br />
plant use in the expansion range of the pine processionary moth. Ecological<br />
Entomology 31:481-490<br />
Battisti, A., Stastny, M., Buffo, E. & Larsson, S. 2006. A rapid altitudinal range<br />
expansion in the pine processionary moth produced by the 2003 climatic anomaly.<br />
Global Change Biology 12:662-671<br />
Werner, S.M., Albers, M.A., Cryderman, T., Diminic, D., Heyd, R., Hrasovic, B.,<br />
Kobro, S., Larsson, S., Mech, R., Niemelä, P., Rousi, M., Raffa, K.F., Scanlon, K.<br />
& Weber, S. 2006. Is the outbreak status of Thrips calcaratus Uzel in North<br />
America due to altered host relationships? Forest Ecology and Management<br />
225:200-206<br />
Battisti, A., Stastny, M., Netherer, S., Robinet, C., Schopf, A., Roques, A. & Larsson,<br />
S. 2005. Expansion of geographic range in the pine processionary moth caused by<br />
increased winter temperatures. Ecological Applications 15:2084-2096<br />
Höglund, S., Larsson, S. & Wingsle, G. 2005. Both hypersensitive and nonhypersensitive<br />
responses are associated with resistance in Salix viminalis against<br />
the gall midge Daisneura marginemtorquens. Journal of Experimental Botany<br />
56:3215-3222<br />
Höglund, S. & Larsson, S. 2005. Abiotic induction of susceptibility in insect-resistant<br />
willow. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata 115:89-96<br />
Ollerstam, O. & Larsson, S. 2003. Salicylic acid mediates resistance in the willow<br />
Salix viminalis against the gall midge Dasineura marginemtorquens. Journal of<br />
Chemical Ecology. 29:163-174<br />
Ollerstam, O., Rohfritsch, O., Höglund, S. & Larsson, S. 2002. A rapid hypersensitive<br />
response associated with resistance in the willow Salix viminalis against the gall<br />
midge Dasineura marginemtorquens. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata<br />
102:153-162<br />
Smits, A., Larsson, S. & Hopkins, R. 2001. Reduced realised fecundity in the pine<br />
looper Bupalus piniarius caused by host plant defoliation. Ecological Entomology<br />
26:417-424<br />
Björkman, C., Höglund, S., Eklund, K. & Larsson, S. 2000. Effects of leaf beetle<br />
damage on stem wood production in coppicing willow. Agricultural and Forest<br />
Entomology 2:131-139<br />
Larsson, S., Ekbom, B. & Björkman, C. 2000. Influence of plant quality on pine<br />
sawfly population dynamics. Oikos 89:440-450<br />
Glynn, C. & Larsson, S. 2000. Rapid gall midge adaptation to a resistant willow<br />
genotype. Agricultural and Forest Entomology 2:115-121<br />
Smits, A. & Larsson, S. 1999. Effects of previous defoliation on pine looper larval<br />
performance. Agricultural and Forest Entomology 1:19-26<br />
Björkman, C., Kytö, M., Larsson, S. & Niemelä, P. 1998. Opposite responses of two<br />
carbon-based defences in Scots pine needles to nitrogen fertilization. Ecoscience<br />
5:502-507<br />
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Koricheva, J., Larsson, S., Haukioja, E. & Keinänen, M. 1998. Regulation of woody<br />
plant secondary metabolism by resource availability: hypothesis testing by means<br />
of meta-analysis. Oikos 84:212-226<br />
Koricheva, J., Larsson, S. & Haukioja, E. 1998. Insect performance on experimentally<br />
stressed plants: a meta-analysis. Annual Review of Entomology 43:195-216<br />
Haukioja, E., Ossipov, V., Koricheva, J., Honkanen, T., Larsson, S. & Lempa, K.<br />
1998. Biosynthetic origin of carbon-based secondary compounds: cause of<br />
variable responses of woody plants to fertilization. Chemoecology 8:133-139<br />
Hellqvist, S. & Larsson, S. 1998. Host acceptance and larval development of the gall<br />
midge Dasineura tetensi (Diptera, Cecidomyiidae) on resistant and susceptible<br />
black currant. Entomol. Fennica 9:95-102<br />
Larsson, S., Häggström, H.E. & Denno, R.F. 1997. Preference for protected feeding<br />
sites by larvae of the willow-feeding leaf beettle Galerucella lineola. Ecological<br />
Entomology 22:445-452<br />
Björkman, C., Larsson, S. & Bommarco, R. 1997. Oviposition preferences in pine<br />
sawflies: a trade-off between larval growth and defense against natural enemies.<br />
Oikos 79:45-52<br />
Liu, Z. & Larsson, S. 1996. The relationship between a flower gall midge<br />
Pseudasphondylia sp. (Diptera: Cecidomyidae) and its host plant Actinidia<br />
valvata. Entomologica Sinica 3:271-282<br />
Kytö, M., Niemelä, P. & Larsson, S. 1996. Insects on trees: Population and individual<br />
responses to fertilization. Oikos 75:148-159<br />
Häggström, H. & Larsson, S. 1995. Slow larval growth on a suboptimal willow results<br />
in high predation mortality in the leaf beetle Galerucella lineola. Oecologia<br />
104:308-315<br />
Larsson, S., Glynn, C. & Höglund, S. 1995. High oviposition rate of Dasineura<br />
marginemtorquens on Salix viminalis genotypes unsuitable for offspring<br />
survival. Entomologia. Experimentalis et Applicata 77:263-270<br />
Larsson, S. & Ekbom, B. 1995. Oviposition mistakes in herbivorous insects:<br />
confusion or a step towards a new host plant? Oikos 72:155-160<br />
Glynn, C. & Larsson, S. 1994. Gall initiation success and fecundity of Dasineura<br />
marginemtorquens on variable Salix viminalis host plants. Entomologia<br />
Experimentalis et Applicata 73:11-17<br />
Larsson, S. & Björkman, C. 1993. Performance of chewing and phloem-feeding<br />
insects on stressed trees. Scand. J. For. Res. 8:550-559.<br />
Strong, D.R., Larsson, S. & Gullberg, U. 1993. Heritability of host plant resistance to<br />
herbivory changes with gall midge density during an outbreak on willow.<br />
Evolution 47:291-300<br />
Larsson, S. & Strong, D.R. 1992. Oviposition choice and larval survival of Dasineura<br />
marginemtorquens (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) on resistant and susceptible Salix<br />
viminalis. Ecological Entomology 17:227-232<br />
Larsson, S., Lundgren, L., Ohmart, C.P. & Gref, R. 1992. Weak responses of pine<br />
sawfly larvae to high needle flavonoid concentrations in Scots pine. Journal of<br />
Chemical Ecology 18:271-282<br />
Björkman, C., Larsson, S. & Gref, R. 1991. Effects of nitrogen fertilization on pine<br />
needle chemistry and sawfly performance. Oecologia 86:202-209<br />
Björkman, C. & Larsson, S. 1991. Pine sawfly defence and variation in host plant<br />
resin acids: a trade-off with growth. Ecological Entomology 16:2893-289<br />
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Denno, R.F., Larsson, S. & Olmstead, K.L. 1990. Host plant selection by willowfeeding<br />
leaf beetles (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae): Role of enemy-free space and<br />
plant quality. Ecology 71:124-137<br />
Långström, B., Tenow, O., Ericsson, A., Hellqvist, C. & Larsson, S. 1990. Effects of<br />
shoot pruning on stem growth, needle biomass and dynamics of carbohydrates<br />
and nitrogen in Scots pine as related to season and tree age. Canadien Journal of<br />
Forestry Research 20:514-523<br />
Larsson, S. 1989. Stressful times for the plant stress - insect performance hypothesis.<br />
Oikos 56:277-283.<br />
Ohmart, C.P. & Larsson, S. 1989. Evidence for absorption of eucalypt essential oils<br />
by Paropsis atomaria Olivier (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Journal of the<br />
Australian Entomological Society 28:201-205<br />
Larsson, S. & Ohmart, C.P. 1988. Leaf age and larval performance of the leaf beetle<br />
Paropsis atomaria. Ecological Entomology 13:19-24<br />
Tenow, O. & Larsson, S. 1987. Consumption of needle-eating insects on Scots pine in<br />
relation to season and stand age. Holarctic Ecology 10:249-260<br />
Fagerström, T., Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1987. On optimal defence in plants.<br />
Functional Ecology 1:73-81<br />
Larsson, S., Wirén, A., Lundgren, L. & Ericsson. T. 1986. Effects of light and nutrient<br />
stress on leaf phenolic chemistry in Salix dasyclados and susceptibility to<br />
Galerucella lineola (Coleoptera). Oikos 47:205-210<br />
Larsson, S., Björkman, C. & Gref, R. 1986. Responses of Neodiprion sertifer (Hym.,<br />
Diprionidae) larvae to variation in needle resin acid concentration in Scots pine.<br />
Oecologia 70:77-84<br />
Waring, R.H., McDonald, A.J.S., Larsson, S., Ericsson, T., Wirén, A., Arwidsson, E.,<br />
Ericsson, A. Lohammar, T. 1985. Differences in chemical composition of plants<br />
grown at constant relative growth rates with stable mineral nutrition. Oecologia<br />
66:157-160<br />
Ericsson, A., Hellqvist, C., Långström, B., Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1985. Effects on<br />
growth of simulated and induced shoot-pruning by Tomicus piniperda as related<br />
to carbohydrate and nitrogen dynamics in Scots pine. Journal of Applied Ecology<br />
22:105-124<br />
Larsson, S. 1985. Seasonal changes in the within-crown distribution of Cinara pini on<br />
Scots pine. Oikos 45:217-222<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1984. Areal distribution of a Neodiprion sertifer (Hym.,<br />
Diprionidae) outbreak on Scots pine as related to stand condition . Holarctic<br />
Ecology 7:81-90<br />
Larsson, S., Oren, R., Waring, R.H. & Barret, J.W. 1983. Attacks of mountain pine<br />
beetle as related to tree vigor of ponderosa pine. Forest Science 29:395-402<br />
Larsson, S. 1983. Effects of artificial defoliation on stem growth in Salix smithiana<br />
grown under intensive culture. Oecologia Applicata 4:343-349<br />
Larsson, S. & Wirén, A. 1982. Leaf-eating insects in an energy forest stand of Salix<br />
viminalis L. in Central Sweden. Annales Entomologici Fennice 48:119-125<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1981. On the consumption rate of Neodiprion sertifer - A<br />
reply to a comment by Frank Slansky Jr. Oecologia 48:294-295<br />
Ericsson, A., Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1980. Effects of early and late season<br />
defoliation on growth and carbohydrate dynamics in Scots pine. Journal of<br />
Applied Ecology 17:747-769<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1980. Needle-eating insects and grazing dynamics in a<br />
mature Scots pine forest. Ecological Bulletins 32:269-306<br />
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Ericsson, A., Hellkvist, J., Hillerdal-Hagströmer, K., Larsson, S., Mattson-Djos, E. &<br />
Tenow, O. 1980. Consumption and pine growth - hypotheses on effects on<br />
growth processes by needle-eating insects. Ecological Bulletins 32:537-545<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1979. Utilization of dry matter and bioelements in larvae of<br />
Neodiprion sertifer Geoffr. (Hym., Diprionidae) feeding on Scots pine (Pinus<br />
sylvestris L.). Oecologia 43:157-172<br />
Fagerström, T., Larsson, S., Lohm, U. & Tenow, O. 1978. Growth in Scots pine<br />
(Pinus sylvestris L.): A hypothesis on response to Blastophagus piniperda L.<br />
(Col., Scolytidae) attacks. Forest Ecology and Management 1:273-281<br />
Larsson, S. & Lohm, U. 1975. Energy loss from a population of Phyllobius piri (Col.,<br />
Curculionidae) during hibernation. Zoon 3:111-114.<br />
Axelsson, B., Larsson, S., Lohm, U. & Persson, T. 1973.Production of larvae of<br />
Phyllobius piri L. (Col., Curculionidae) in an abandoned field. – Entomologica<br />
Scandinavica 4:21-29<br />
B. REFEREED BOOK CHAPTERS<br />
Klapwijk, M.J., Ayres, M.P., Battisti, A. & Larsson, S. 2012. Assessing the impact of<br />
climate change on outbreak potential. In: insect Outbreaks Revisited (Eds P.<br />
Barbosa, D.K. Letourneau & A.A. Agrawal). Blacwell Publishing, pp. 429-450<br />
Larsson, S., Ekbom, B., Schroeder, L.M. & McGeoch, M.A. 2006. Saproxylic beetles<br />
in a boreal forest landscape managed for coarse woody debris. In: Insect<br />
Biodiversity and Dead Wood: proceedings of a symposium for the 22nd<br />
International Congress of Entomology (ed by J. Hanula & S.J. Grove), Gen. Tech.<br />
Rep SRS-93, Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,<br />
Southern Research Station, pp. 75-82<br />
Larsson, S. 2002. Resistance in trees to insects – an overview of mechanisms and<br />
interactions. In: Mechanisms and Deployment of Resistance in Trees to Insects<br />
(Eds M.R. Wagner, K.M. Clancy, F. Lieutier & T.D. Paine). Kluwer, pp. 1-29<br />
Niemelä, J., Larsson, S. & Simberloff, D. 2001. Concluding remarks – finding ways<br />
to integrate timber production and biodiversity in Fennoscandian forestry.<br />
Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, Suppl. 3, 119-123<br />
Larsson, S. & Danell, K. 2001. Science and the managent of boreal forest<br />
biodiversity. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, Suppl. 3, 5-9<br />
Björkman, C. & Larsson, S. 1999. Insects on drought-stressed trees: four feeding<br />
guilds in one experiment. In: Physiology and Genetics of Tree-Phytophage<br />
Interactions (ed. by F. Lieutier, W.J. Mattson & M.R. Wagner), INRA editions, pp.<br />
323-335<br />
Strong, D.R. & Larsson, S. 1992. The importance of herbivore population density in<br />
multitrophic interactions in natural and agricultural ecosystems. In: Proc. 8th<br />
Symp. Insect-Plant Relationships (eds. S.B.J. Menken, J.H. Visser & P.<br />
Harrewijn). Kluwer Acad. Publ, Dordrecht, pp. 5-13<br />
C. EDITED BOOKS<br />
Larsson, S., Ekbom, B. & Björkman C. 2008. Proceedings from the 13th International<br />
Symposium on Insect-Plant Interactions. Entomologia Experimentalis et<br />
Applicata 128:1-247<br />
Larsson, S. & Danell, K. 2001. Science and the management of Boreal Forest<br />
Biodiversity. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, Supplement 3. 123 pp.<br />
D. OTHER PUBLICATIONS<br />
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Nordin, A., Moen, J., Larsson, S. & Linder, S. 2011. Science for trade-offs between<br />
conflicting interests in Future Forests. Forests 2: 631-636.<br />
Holm, G., Sjöberg, J., Ekstrand, C., Björkholm, M., Granath, F., Ekbom, A. &<br />
Larsson, S. 2009. Tallprocessionsspinnare – stort hälsoproblem på södra Gotland.<br />
Läkartidningen 106:1891-1894<br />
Holm, G. & Larsson, S. 2006. Allergi mot tallprocessionsspinnarlarver – ökad täthet<br />
ger ökad risk. Läkartidningen 103:2217-2219<br />
Larsson, S. 2006. Mass occurrence of the pine processionary moth Thaumetopoea<br />
pinivora in Gotland, south Sweden [in Swedish]. Ent Tidskr 127:1-7<br />
Lindelöw, Å., Långström, B., Oolofsson, E., Schroeder, M. & Larsson, S. 1997.<br />
Tallmätarhärjningen på Hökensås. Fakta Skog Nr 3, 4 pp<br />
Larsson, S. 1989. Risken för insektsangrepp på stressade träd. Skogsfakta, konferens<br />
12:43-48<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1985. Local patterns in the distribution of a Neodiprion<br />
sertifer outbreak. In: Population Dynamics of Forest Pests (eds. D. Bevan & J.T.<br />
Stoakley). Proc. IUFRO working party at Dornoch, Scotland. For. Comm. Res.<br />
Dev. Pap. 135:85-93<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1985. Grazing of needle-eating insects in a Scots pine forest<br />
in Central Sweden. In: Population Dynamics of Forest Pests (eds. D. Bevan &<br />
J.T. Stoakley). Proc. IUFRO Working Party at Dornoch, Scotland. For. Comm.<br />
Res. Dev. Pap. 135:47-55<br />
Larsson, S. 1984. Insektsangrepp och trädvitalitet. Skogsfakta, supplement 3:21-25<br />
Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1983. Interrelations between drought stress in pine and<br />
outbreaks of needle-eating insects. A survey of hypotheses. In: The Role of<br />
Insect-Plant Relationship in the Population Dynamics of Forest Pests (ed. A.S.<br />
Isaev). Proc. IUFRO/MAB symposium at Irkutsk, USSR, pp. 101-111<br />
Pitman, G., Larsson, S. & Tenow, O. 1982. Stem growth efficiency: an index of<br />
susceptibility to bark beetle and sawfly attack. In: Carbon Uptake and Allocation<br />
in Subalpine Ecosystems as a Key to Management (ed. R.H. Waring). Proc.<br />
IUFRO Workshop at Corvallis, Oregon, USA, pp. 52-56<br />
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