Resource dynamic plays a key role in regional fluctuations of the spruce bark beetles Ips typographus

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Spatio‐temporal impact of climate change on the activity and voltinism of the spruce bark beetle, Ips typographus (2009, background): “When available breeding substrate is no limiting factor for population growth, as is the case after huge storm fellings, the populations of spruce bark beetles may increase dramatically (Økland & Berryman, 2004).”
Persisting bark beetle outbreak indicates the unsustainability of secondary Norway spruce forests: case study from Central Europe (2013, methodology): “2.5 Infestation sensitivity to stand and site conditions We used regression modelling to evaluate the effect of stand and site conditions on forest damage caused by I. typographus and to identify the factors that might cause possible anisotropies or other spatial patterns of infestation.”