THE QUANTITATIVE GENETICS OF POLYPHAGY IN AN INSECT HERBIVORE. I. GENOTYPE‐ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION IN LARVAL PERFORMANCE ON DIFFERENT HOST PLANT SPECIES

Agriculturalists have long been aware that a cultivar or variety which is superior in yield of performance in one location may not retain its relative advantage in other environments(Dickerson,1962;Comstock and Moll,1963;Allard and Bradshaw,1964).

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