Abstract
Our long-term observations in the Tellerman oak forest (Voronezh region) have shown that in recent decades due to climate change there have been significant changes in population dynamics of many phyl-lophagous insects. It is established that the growth processes of absorbing mycorrhizal roots of oak are closely related to the state of foliage in the crown of a tree and actively respond to its loss, and this response varies among trees of different classes of growth and depends on the intensity and replications of defoliations.
Highlights
Species of Quercus genus relate to preferred forage species for many insects
biotic factors contribute to the weakening
The features of modern climate have a great influence on plants and insects
Summary
В частности, было убедительно показано, что насекомые-филлофаги способны оказывать большое влияние на состояние и функционирование лесных экосистем. Прежде всего, с биоценотических взаимоотношений филлофагов с различием в реакциях на происходящие изменения кормовыми растениями и адаптационные реакции деокружающей среды у разных видов растений и филлоревьев на потерю листовой поверхности. Полностью нарушена время Институт лесоведения Российской академии имевшая место многие десятилетия довольно четкая наук – ИЛАН РАН),в качестве объекта для проведения цикличность вспышек размножения этих насекомых: с биогеоценологических исследований в широколист-
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