@article{grosch_1975, title={REPRODUCTIVE-PERFORMANCE OF BRACON-HEBETOR AFTER SUBLETHAL DOSES OF CARBARYL}, volume={68}, ISSN={["0022-0493"]}, DOI={10.1093/jee/68.5.659}, abstractNote={Females of Bracon hebetor Say were treated topically with single 0.5 μl droplets of a dilution series of carbaryl in acetone. After “knock-down” by an 8 μg/g dose, only 50% of the treated females regained their feet. Higher doses killed all wasps in the sample. Daily egg production and hatchability were recorded until death of the survivors of 8 graded sublethal doses. The number of eggs developing from vitellogenic oocytes was reduced at all doses, but significant decreases in hatchability resulted only from the highest sublethal dose.

Examinations of the abdominal tissues under the microwith scope revealed a decrease in fat cell size more rapid and drastic than that seen in terminal starvation. A resulting inefficient protein metabolism could explain the difficulty in vitellogenesis. Resorption of the mature ova and the largest oocytes, an adjustment to nutritional deprivation, also was observed. No evidence of mitotic-cell sensitivity was obtained.}, number={5}, journal={JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY}, author={GROSCH, DS}, year={1975}, pages={659–662} }
 @article{grosch_hoffman_1973, title={The vulnerability of specific cells in the oogenetic sequence of Bracon hebetor Say to some degradation products of carbamate pesticides}, volume={2}, number={6}, journal={Environmental Entomology}, author={Grosch, D. S. and Hoffman, A. C.}, year={1973}, pages={1029} }
 @inbook{grosch_1971, title={The response of the female arthropod's reproductive system to radiation and chemical agents}, booktitle={Sterility principle for insect control or eradication:  proceedings of a symposium on the sterility principle for insect control or eradication jointly organized by the IAEA and FAO and held in Athens, 14-18 September 1970}, publisher={Vienna:  International Atomic Energy Agency}, author={Grosch, D. S.}, year={1971}, pages={217} }