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Goggy Davidowitz

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, Entomology / Insect Science - GIDP | Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | Distinguished Scholar, Entomology | Professor, Entomology

Collaboration(26)

Brian Enquist
Leif Abrell
Matthew Mars
Kerry Cooper
Betsy Arnold

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Grants(12)

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Publications(79)

Recent

Substrate composition effect on growth of Cotinis mutabilis larvae: a case for detritivore scarabs in the insect agriculture industry

2022

insect agriculture, substrate composition, detritivore scarabs, larvae growth, insect nutrition

The time is ripe for expanded research on mass production of insects as food and feed

2021

entomophagy, sustainable agriculture, food security, animal nutrition, environmental sustainability

Habitat-centric versus species-centric approaches to edible insects for food and feed

2021

food security, entomophagy, sustainability, biodiversity, livestock feed

Coevolutionary transitions from antagonism to mutualism explained by the Co-Opted Antagonist Hypothesis.

2021

coevolutionary transitions, antagonism, mutualism, co-opted antagonist hypothesis, evolutionary biology

Proboscis curling in a pollinator causes extensive pollen movement and loss

2021

pollination, proboscis, pollen movement, insect behavior, plant-pollinator interaction

Sex differences in the foraging behavior of a generalist hawkmoth.

2021

animal behavior, entomology, sexual dimorphism, foraging strategy, ecology

Bioregenerative Food Production System: Using integrated food production systems to feed the future

2021

bioregenerative systems, sustainable agriculture, food security, integrated farming, future food

Size variation does not act as insurance in bumblebees, instead workers added weight in an unpredictable environment

2020

bumble bees, size variation, environmental unpredictability, worker behavior, insurance hypothesis

Within-host competition drives energy allocation trade-offs in an insect parasitoid

2020

competition, energy allocation, insect parasitoid, within-host, trade-offs

How high are the costs inflicted by an herbivorous pollinator?

2020

ecological impact, agricultural economics, pollination ecology, invasive species, herbivorous behavior