Thomas D. Whitney

Most-cited papers

1. A synthesis of emerging health issues of eastern white pine (Pinus strobus) in eastern North America

   K. Costanza, Thomas D. Whitney, C. McIntire, W. Livingston +1 more

   2018Forest Ecology and Management37 citations Open access

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2. Selectivity underlies the dissociation between seasonal prey availability and prey consumption in a generalist predator

   Thomas D. Whitney, M. I. Sitvarin, Edward A. Roualdes, Simon J. Bonner +1 more

   2018Molecular Ecology22 citations

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3. Tree-level distribution of a novel insect-pathogen complex and its potential contribution to eastern white pine dieback

   Thomas D. Whitney, M. Cram, B. F. Barnes, Jiang-Ming Yao +2 more

   2018Forest Ecology and Management17 citations Open access

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4. Tradeoff in two winter‐active wolf spiders: increased mortality for increased growth

   Thomas D. Whitney, Benjamin N. Philip, J. Harwood

   201413 citations

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5. Non-pest prey do not disrupt aphid predation by a web-building spider.

   K. Welch, Thomas D. Whitney, J. Harwood

   2016Bulletin of entomological research12 citations

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6. Does Social Feeding Improve Larval Survival of the Two-Spotted Lady Beetle, Adalia bipunctata?

   M. P. Moore, C. R. Burt, Thomas D. Whitney, Steven A. Hastings +1 more

   2012Journal of Insect Science5 citations Open access

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7. Recognize fruit damage from spotted wing Drosophila (SWD), Drosophila suzukii

   V. Walton, Jana C. Lee, D. Bruck, P. Shearer +3 more

   20105 citations

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8. Extant population genetic variation and structure of eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.) in the Southern Appalachians

   Thomas D. Whitney, K. J. Gandhi, J. Hamrick, R. Lucardi

   2019Tree Genetics & Genomes4 citations

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9. Formal modelling of predator preferences using molecular gut-content analysis

   Edward A. Roualdes, Simon J. Bonner, Thomas D. Whitney, J. Harwood

   2016Environmental and Ecological Statistics4 citations

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10. Insecticide efficacy and emergence timing of the Douglas-fir twig weevil

    Thomas D. Whitney, Gary Chastagner

    2024Journal of Economic Entomology3 citations Open access

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11. Native or non‐native? Historical biogeography of an emergent forest pest, Matsucoccus macrocicatrices

    Thomas D. Whitney, K. J. Gandhi, R. Lucardi

    2019Journal of Biogeography2 citations

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12. Scale insect and pathogen colonization patterns on ailing white pine

    Thomas D. Whitney

    20160 citations

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13. Formal modelling of predator preferences using molecular gut-content analysis

    Edward A. Roualdes, Simon J. Bonner, Thomas D. Whitney, J. Harwood

    2016Environmental and Ecological Statistics0 citations

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14. The American Arachnological Society

    Mercedes Burns, M. Hedin, J. Shultz, M. L. Cohen +90 more

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