Ecological Archives E096-273-A1

Ecological Archives E096-273-A1

Chaozhi Zheng, Otso Ovaskainen, Tomas Roslin, and Ayco J. M. Tack. 2015. Beyond metacommunity paradigms: habitat configuration, life history, and movement shape an herbivore community on oak. Ecology 96:3175–3185. http://dx.doi.org/10.1890/15-0180.1

Appendix A. Details of the taxa studied.

Table A1. Details of the taxa studied. For each taxon, we report its systematic position (column ‘Order: Family’), Latin binomial (column ‘Genus:Species’), species-specific acronym used in text and figures (column ‘Abbreviation’), feeding guild (column ‘Guild’), whether or not the taxon, based on its life cycle, was successfully removed from the set of ‘Extinction trees’ (column ‘Removal on extinction trees’; see main text, section Extinction experiment, for details), and the number of generations per year (column ‘Voltinism’). Column ‘Prior (log density per leaf)’ shows the prior densities () used in the metacommunity model (see main text, section Metacommunity model, for details).

Order: Family	Genus: Species^a	Abbreviation	Guild^b	Removal on extinction trees	Voltinism	Prior (log density per leaf)^c
Diptera: Cecidomyiidae	Macrodiplosis dryobia	Mdry	G	no	univoltine	-13.8155
Homoptera: Triozidae	Trioza remota	Trem	G	no	univoltine	-13.8155
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Andricus callidoma	Acal	G	yes	bivoltine	-10.5210
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Andricus curvator	Acur	G	no	bivoltine	-5.0948
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Andricus foecundatrix	Afoe	G	yes	bivoltine	-13.8155
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Andricus pseudoinflator	Apse	G	yes	bivoltine	-8.0253
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Cynips divisa	Cdiv	G	yes	bivoltine	-10.5669
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Cynips longiventris	Clon	G	yes	bivoltine	-5.7418
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Neuroterus anthracinus	Nant	G	yes	bivoltine	-13.8155
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Neuroterus numismalis	Nnum	G	yes	bivoltine	-9.1413
Hymenoptera: Cynipidae	Neuroterus quercusbaccarum	Nque	G	yes	bivoltine	-6.2629
Hymenoptera: Tenthredinidae	Profenusa pygmaea	Ppyg	L	no	univoltine	-6.9392
Lepidoptera: Coleophoridae	Coleophora flavipennella / C. kuehnella^d	Col	L	yes	univoltine	-13.8155
Lepidoptera: Eriocraniidae	Dyseriocrania subpurpurella	Dsub	L	no	univoltine	-6.7251
Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae	Caloptilia alchemilla	Calc	L	yes	univoltine	-8.9494
Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae	Phyllonorycter harrisella / P. quercifoliella^d	Phy	L	yes	bivoltine	-4.5232
Lepidoptera: Nepticulidae	Ectoedemia albifasciella	Ealb	L	yes	univoltine	-7.0148
Lepidoptera: Nepticulidae	Stigmella svenssoni / S. ruficapitella / S. roborella / S. samiatella^d	Sti	L	no	univoltine / bivoltine	-6.6878
Lepidoptera: Tischeriidae	Tischeria dodonaea	Tdod	L	yes	univoltine	-6.8066
Lepidoptera: Tischeriidae	Tischeria ekebladella	Teke	L	yes	univoltine	-3.9414
Homoptera: Asterolecaniidae	Asterolecanium variolosum	Avar	O	no	univoltine	-13.8155
Lepidoptera: Bucculatricidae	Bucculatrix ulmella	Bulm	O	no	univoltine	-4.8314
Lepidoptera: Heliozelidae	Heliozela sericiella	Hser	O	no	univoltine	-13.8155
Lepidoptera: Tortricidae	Ancylis mitterbacheriana	Amit	O	yes	univoltine	-6.9390

^a In the study area, all species feed exclusively on the oak Quercus robur (but note that the adults of Trioza remota hibernate on conifers; Ossiannilsson 1992).

^b Guilds were abbreviated as follows: Leaf miner – L, Galler – G and Other – O. The guild ‘Other’ consists of four species that cannot be easily classified as galler or leaf miner: Asterolecanium variolosum, a scale insect; Heliozela sericiella, which combines petiole galling in the early larval stages with leaf mining in the final instar; Bucculatrix ulmella, which combines leaf mining in the early instars with free-feeding in later instars; Ancylis mitterbacheriana, a leaf folder.

^c Prior densities were based on a survey of leaf miners and gallers in the Turku archipelago in 2001 (T. Roslin, unpublished data; for a general description of the sampling design, see Roslin et al. 2006).

^d These congeneric species cannot be easily and consistently identified in the field based on the morphology of the mine, and will therefore be treated as a compound group.

Literature cited

Ossiannilsson, F. 1992. The Psylloidea (Homoptera) of Fennoscandia and Denmark. Fauna Entomologica Scandinavica. E.J. Brill, Leiden, the Netherlands.

Roslin, T., Gripenberg, S., Salminen, J.-P., Karonen, M., O’Hara, R. B., Pihlaja, K., et al. 2006. Seeing the trees for the leaves - oaks as mosaics for a host-specific moth. Oikos 113:106–120.

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