Annual Review of Entomology昆虫学年度评论
Annual Review of Entomology(英文缩写 ANNU REV ENTOMOL),ISSN 0066-4170,eISSN 1545-4487,中文译名:昆虫学年度评论 是一本学术期刊。本页汇总该期刊的最新影响因子、分区信息以及最新收录于 PubMed 的文献,帮助您快速了解期刊全貌。
发文量统计区间：2025-11-01 至 2026-10-31，按本站收录文献的发表日期统计。
期刊介绍
历年影响因子趋势
| JCR 数据年份 | 影响因子 | JCR 分区 |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 22.727 | Q1 |
| 2022 | 23.800 | Q1 |
| 2023 | 15.000 | Q1 |
| 2024 | 16.700 | Q1 |
| 2025 | 16.900 | Q1 |
Annual Review of Entomology 最新收录文献
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1. {"_":"The Greenhouse Whitefly Management in Africa and Beyond.","i":["Trialeurodes vaporariorum"]}
1. {"_":"非洲及其他地区的温室粉虱治理。","i":["温室粉虱"]}PMID:日期:2026-09-18Whiteflies (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) are among the most destructive pests of vegetables and ornamental crops, causing severe yield losses through phloem feeding and virus transmission. Although historically most research has centered on , the greenhouse whitefly is rapidly emerging as a major pest across sub-Saharan Africa. Its spread in both open-field and protected cropping systems is linked to shifts in land use, climate variability, and intensified production systems. Furthermore, growing insecticide resistance to commonly used insecticides threatens existing control efforts. Despite these trends, has received comparatively limited attention. This review collates current evidence on its distribution, host range, economic importance, and genetic variation, while also examining both established and emerging management approaches. Moreover, it highlights critical research gaps and outlines priorities for future research, arguing for a renewed focus on this species as an increasingly important pest that demands more integrated and ecologically grounded solutions.
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2. Insecticide Resistance Management for Mosquito Control: Mechanisms, Evidence, and Future Challenges.
2. 蚊虫防治中的杀虫剂抗性治理：机制、证据与未来挑战PMID:日期:2026-09-17Insecticide resistance threatens the durability of mosquito control. Extending the effective life span of available insecticides is therefore a key challenge. Resistance management strategies (RMS) have been proposed and incorporated into policy guidance, yet their relative effectiveness remains poorly resolved. This review synthesizes the theoretical and empirical evidence for major RMS: mixtures, rotations, mosaics, high-dose/refuge, dose moderation, and release of susceptible males. Among these RMS, mixtures currently have the strongest support, with models consistently predicting delayed resistance evolution. Evidence for rotations is more limited and context dependent, while support for other strategies remains sparse or largely theoretical in mosquito systems. Many recommendations in current resistance management frameworks remain grounded more strongly in theory than in empirical evidence. Moreover, operational implementation is complicated by heterogeneous exposure, multiple sources of insecticide selection, and logistical constraints. As new insecticides enter operational use, empirical evidence and field-realistic models are urgently needed to guide their deployment and long-term protection.
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3. {"_":": A Model System for Accelerating Studies on Infection in Insects.","i":["Caenorhabditis elegans","Bacillus thuringiensis"]}
PMID:日期:2026-01(Bt) is an important bacterium used worldwide to manage pest insects. A full understanding of how Bt establishes infection and how hosts elicit defense is crucial to develop Bt-derived pesticidal formulations. In this review, we propose that is a promising model host for investigating the pathogenic process of Bt. Studies on Bt- interactions substantially guide and exhibit the potential to accelerate the research on Bt infection biology in insect hosts, helping to improve Bt-based pest management. In this article, we synthesize these advances, highlight the application and promise of the model in defining Bt-insect interplays, and discuss limitations of this model.
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4. Complex Behaviors in Termites: Mechanisms and Evolution.
4. 白蚁的复杂行为：机制与演化PMID:日期:2026-01Termites are among the most abundant terrestrial organisms on the planet and form one of the two largest eusocial groups alongside the holometabolous, haplodiploid Hymenoptera. Having evolved from cockroaches 150 million years ago, termites exhibit unique social behaviors, in part influenced by their hemimetabolous, diploid nature. Research on termite behavior has historically been limited by their cryptic lifestyles, among other factors. However, the recent decade has seen notable progress in the field of termite behavioral research, in part due to a greater awareness of basic termite biology. Here, we review the current understanding of various areas of termite behavior, including hygiene, foraging, and vibroacoustic communication. Where relevant, we draw comparisons with other eusocial lineages, highlighting how differences in evolutionary history may lead to either convergent or divergent solutions to similar challenges.
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5. The Diverse and Intricate Interactions Between Flies and Amphibians: A Systematic Review of Their Host-Use Patterns and Strategies.
5. 蝇类与两栖动物之间多样而复杂的相互作用：对其宿主利用模式与策略的系统综述PMID:日期:2025-12-16Species interactions are defined by the behavioral strategies deployed by the parties involved. However, a barrier to fully understanding the processes shaping those strategies has been the limited knowledge about the diverse and complex ways in which species can interact. Here, we perform a systematic review to examine the natural history and evolutionary ecology of the interactions between two large clades with a long evolutionary history together: Diptera and Amphibians. We outline three main strategies that have evolved multiple times within Diptera: () adult flies feeding on amphibian blood (micropredators), () fly larvae feeding on anuran eggs (egg predators), and () fly larvae acting as parasites or parasitoids of adult frogs (myiasis). We provide a synthesis of the distinct phylogenetic and biogeographical signatures of these strategies and identify current gaps in our understanding of these complex interactions. Ultimately, this work emphasizes the intricate nature of trophic strategies that can arise between invertebrates and vertebrates.
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6. Tick-Borne Diseases in Urban and Periurban Areas: A Blind Spot in Research and Public Health.
PMID:日期:2025-12-02Tick-borne zoonotic diseases continue to emerge in North America and Europe. Of particular concern are pathogens transmitted by ticks, such as spp., the causal agents of Lyme disease (Lyme borreliosis). Because ticks are adapted to forested habitats with high humidity and depend on wildlife for feeding and movement, research has focused on natural or rural landscapes. Demographic and land-use transitions, however, have created novel ecosystems in urban and periurban areas with high potential for human exposure. We describe post-World War II land processes giving rise to these ecosystems and explore resource-based habitat concepts and top-down community ecology perspectives aimed at predicting tick-borne disease (TBD) risk. We review studies in Europe and North America that demonstrate TBD risk in urban areas and potential drivers for TBD emergence. We identify missed opportunities for data measurements and reporting and propose metrics to quantify landscape connectivity to facilitate future syntheses or meta-analyses.
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7. Effects of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products on Insects.
7. 药物和个人护理产品对昆虫的影响PMID:日期:2025-12-02Pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCP) are omnipresent in our daily lives, and these emerging contaminants require increasing attention. PPCP and their metabolites are found in treated wastewater and in biosolids resulting from wastewater treatment, thus providing routes for dissemination to soils, freshwater, and groundwater, with subsequent consequences for insects. This review explores the effects of PPCP on the molecular, physiological, and biological (including behavior) responses of insects and consequences for their microbiota. As several PPCP can bioaccumulate in insects, in particular in aquatic ones, their roles in the transfer of the drugs to riparian and terrestrial food web are discussed, as well as community-level consequences. We propose future research directions to better appreciate the side effects and unintended effects of medication on insects. Attention should be given to the effects of PPCP on insects in environmentally realistic scenarios with relevant concentrations, in combination with other environmental pollutants, and with durations of exposure.
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8. Behavior and Functional Ecology of the African Termite-Raiding Ant.
8. 非洲食白蚁蚁的行为与功能生态学PMID:日期:2025-11-18Ants and termites play important roles in tropical ecosystems, leading to an evolutionary arms race in which diverse foraging, predation, and counterpredation strategies developed. These strategies resulted in the emergence of specialized predators of termites, such as the African termite-raiding ant, , which organizes coordinated raids on termites of agricultural importance belonging to the subfamily Macrotermitinae. Decades of field and laboratory studies have examined the natural history of , describing its distribution, raiding behavior, chemical ecology, task allocation, rescue and other helping behaviors, and nursing of wounds. However, the potential of for the management of termites is yet to be explored. This review synthesizes the literature on , outlines recent progress in understanding its ecology, identifies knowledge gaps, and proposes directions for future research and possible applications of the knowledge to different fields.
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9. The Evolution of Flower Beetles as Visitors and Pollinators.
PMID:日期:2025-11-11An estimated 20% of about 400,000 species of beetles (Coleoptera) are flower visitors. Despite this huge taxonomic and natural history diversity, beetle-flower interactions have historically been overlooked and summarized as inefficient mess-and-soil pollinators associated with an easily recognizable flower syndrome. Here, we combine classical and artificial intelligence-supported review methods to discuss the reasons for this neglect, which include biased documentation and pervasive views that reflect only a subset of beetle-flower interactions. We review general trends in extant and fossil flower beetle morphology, behavior, and diversity, as well as the diversity of the flowers they visit. We discuss how the fossil record and molecular phylogenetics show both ancient associations preceding angiosperm dominance and numerous cases of derived associations leading to more recent diversification. The context dependency of beetle-flower interaction outcomes and their pervasiveness could be leveraged to improve our understanding of insect diversification processes and the costs and benefits of different pollination systems.
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10. Molecular Insights Into the Biosynthesis of Insect Cuticles.
10. 昆虫表皮生物合成的分子机制研究PMID:日期:2025-11-11The insect cuticle is a complex extracellular matrix that provides physical support and protection against infection, dehydration, mechanical injury, and stress. Chitin with different degrees of deacetylation, and various kinds of cuticle proteins, lipids, and other organic molecules, are crucial structural components of the insect cuticle. To meet the demands of development, insects periodically molt to shed their old cuticles and form new ones. Increasing research attention has been focused on the molecular mechanism of cuticle biosynthesis and the intracellular transport and assembly of the structural components. Although the whole picture of how insect cuticle is precisely formed remains elusive, breakthroughs in the last decade have revealed a number of enzymes and protein factors that are involved in the cuticle formation. This review summarizes recent advances in molecular aspects of insect cuticles, with particular emphasis on the roles of proteins, which are also promising targets for pest control and management.