Species associations of fig wasps associated with Ficus racemosa in Xishuangbanna.;

Relationship between Activity of Ceratosolen fusciceps and Seasonal Changes of the Seed Number of Ficus racemosa;

Temporal and spatial distribution patterns of the foundress of Ceratosolen fusciceps .;

The fig tree ( Ficus racemosa ) and fig pollination wasp ( Ceratosolen sp ) are highly coevolved species that depend completely on mutual benefit for continued reproduction.

racemosa and fig pollination wasps ( Ceratosolen sp.

Antennal sensilla of female fig pollinator Ceratosolen sp. and its ecological implication

Behavior and the time of being active of internal ovipositing fig wasps in female floral phase

Through extensive collecting, behavioral observation and test of obstructing fig wasps from entering figs, the community structure of fig wasps, the reproductive strategies of non-pollinating fig wasps (NPFW) and the effects of non-pollinating fig wasps on the fig-wasp mutualism of Ficus cyrtophylla, an understory fig species in the tropical rain forest of Xishuangbanna, were studied.

Fig/fig pollinator mutualistic systems are exploited by non-pollinating fig wasps (NPFWs).

Reproductive strategy and impact on the fig–pollinator mutualism of one non-pollinating fig wasp species

The fig wasp community in the syconia of Ficus altissima is most diverse among all the known fig wasp communities in China.

This paper presents for the first time information on the reproductive ecology of two dioecious fig species, mainly on their phenology, the reproductive behaviors of associated fig wasps and ecology.