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David Hougen-Eitzman

Carleton College

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Carleton College

Biology

NoneDavid Hougen-eitzman is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Carleton College.

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ecology environmental science entomology evolutionary biology agricultural economics conservation biology sustainable agriculture botany applied ecology pest science livestock science plant-insect interactions biotic interactions spider mites population biology soil microbial ecology evolutionary ecology pest management insect science agricultural biotechnology plant physiology crop protection plant science avian biology behavioral ecology animal behavior plant breeding plant reproduction specie interaction primary production global comparison predator-prey interactions terrestrial ecology applied plant ecology plant-insect coevolution herbivorous insects mite vaccinations interspecific competition pacific mites willamette mites indirect competition

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Mite Vaccinations for Sustainable Management of Spider Mites in Vineyards. Ecological Applications (1997)

Richard KarbanGregory English-LoebDavid Hougen-Eitzman

sustainable agriculturespider mitespest scienceapplied ecologyenvironmental scienceentomologymite vaccinationslivestock sciencepest managementecologyagricultural economicsinsect science

Mechanisms of Interspecific Competition That Result in Successful Control of Pacific Mites Following Inoculations of Willamette Mites on Grapevines. Oecologia (1995)

David Hougen-EitzmanRichard Karban

soilenvironmental scienceplant physiologyplant reproductionecologypacific mitespest sciencepopulation biologybiotic interactionsplant sciencebotanywillamette mitesprimary productionspecie interactionsustainable agricultureagricultural biotechnologyplant breedingdevelopmental biologycrop protectioninterspecific competitionmicrobial ecology

Interactions Between Herbivorous Insects and Plant-Insect Coevolution. The American Naturalist (1994)

David Hougen-EitzmanMark D. Rausher

herbivorous insectsenvironmental scienceplant-insect coevolutionentomologyplant-insect interactionsbiotic interactionsconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Direct and Indirect Competition Between Spider Mites Feeding on Grapes. Ecological Applications (1993)

Gregory M. English-LoebRichard KarbanDavid Hougen-Eitzman

terrestrial ecologyglobal comparisonlivestock scienceecologyspider mitesentomologypredator-prey interactionsplant-insect interactionsbotanyavian biologybehavioral ecologyindirect competitionconservation biologyapplied ecologyevolutionary biologyapplied plant ecologyanimal behaviorevolutionary ecologyagricultural economics

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David Hougen-Eitzman

Carleton College

Affiliations

Carleton College

Biology

NoneDavid Hougen-eitzman is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Carleton College.

Honors

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Experiences

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David Hougen-Eitzman

Carleton College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mite Vaccinations for Sustainable Management of Spider Mites in Vineyards. Ecological Applications (1997)

Richard KarbanGregory English-LoebDavid Hougen-Eitzman

sustainable agriculturespider mitespest scienceapplied ecologyenvironmental scienceentomologymite vaccinationslivestock sciencepest managementecologyagricultural economicsinsect science

Mechanisms of Interspecific Competition That Result in Successful Control of Pacific Mites Following Inoculations of Willamette Mites on Grapevines. Oecologia (1995)

David Hougen-EitzmanRichard Karban

Interactions Between Herbivorous Insects and Plant-Insect Coevolution. The American Naturalist (1994)

David Hougen-EitzmanMark D. Rausher

herbivorous insectsenvironmental scienceplant-insect coevolutionentomologyplant-insect interactionsbiotic interactionsconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Direct and Indirect Competition Between Spider Mites Feeding on Grapes. Ecological Applications (1993)

Gregory M. English-LoebRichard KarbanDavid Hougen-Eitzman

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