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Figure 3. A in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 3. A pictorial representation of the Paraponyx stagnalis life cycle. (a) Eggs are laid on the abaxial side of the leaf. (b) Newly emerged first-instar larvae are feeding on the leaf tissue. (c,d) Larvae making the leaf shelter. (e) Folded leaf case in the rice leaf. (f) Tubular cases fall off the rice plant, floating on the water. (g) The rice case worm uses its legs to climb up adjacent plants. (h) Caterpillars feed on leaves. (i) Pupae adhere to the culms of rice paddy saplings via the lateral border of the cases, slightly above the water surface.

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Figure 2 in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 2. Pictorial representation of the process of formation of a normal leaf shelter: (a) first leaf slit made by the first-instar rice case worm larva; (b) making of the second slit; (c) removal of the leaf tip, and rolling of the leaf portion between the first and second slits; (d) detachment of the tubular case from the remaining leaf. Tthe types of parasitised larval leaf shelter: Type 1 = folding of the leaf portion above the first leaf slit; Type 2 = folding of the leaf portion between the first and second cut; and Type 3 = removal of the leaf portion above the first cut and folding the leaf between the two leaf slits.

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Figure 7 in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 7. Primary parasitoid: (a) Apanteles species. Hyperparasitoids: (b) Paraphylax species. (c) Elasmus species.

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Figure 5 in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 5. Biology of Apanteles species. (a) Parasitoid larva near the host (Paraponyx stagnalis) larval remnant. (b) Parasitoid pupa with an emergence hole. (c) Parasitoid cocoon shelter in the rice leaf. (d) Parasitised P. stagnalis larval shelter in grass species Digitaria. (e) Parasitised rice case worm leaf shelter.

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Figure 6 in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 6. Leaf shelter of Paraponyx stagnalis. (a) Tubular case of late-instar larva. (b,c) Tubular cases of early-instar larvae. (d) Caterpillar making leaf shelter. (e,f) Caterpillars' bright brownish-orange head protruding from the tubular case. (g) Silk covers the case's interior, storing a small layer of water.

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Figure 4 in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 4. Biology of Paraponyx stagnalis. (a) Unparasitised late-instar P. stagnalis larva in a cut-open case. (b) Normal tubular case of P. stagnalis. (c) Newly formed P. stagnalis pupa in a cut-open case. (d) P. stagnalis pupa within the silken cocoon. (d) Adult P. stagnalis.

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Figure 1 in Making shelter for enemies: parasitoid-induced shelter-building behaviour in Paraponyx stagnalis

Figure 1. Study sites in Northern Kerala.

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