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The double cloak of invisibility: phenotypic plasticity and larval decoration in a geometrid moth, ...
By M. R. Canfield, S. Chang, N. E. Pierce
Ecological Entomology 34: 412–414 , 2009
Cite: 771724 with citation markup [cite:771724]
The double cloak of invisibility: phenotypic plasticity and larval decoration in a geometrid moth, Synchlora frondaria, across three diet treatments.

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