Table 1 in Ecological features of exotic Vespula wasps (Hymenoptera: Vespidae) invading the southernmost UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

Table 1 Vespula wasp associations with native and non-native biota in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, southern Chile Species/ organismsFlora/faunaOriginNature of interactionBaccharis patagonicaShrubNativeHunting for arthropodsBerberis microphyllaShrubNativeForaging berriesBerberis ilicifoliaShrubNativeForaging berriesChiliotrichum diffusumShrubNativeHunting for arthropodsDrimys winteriTreeNativeEating petals from flowersEmbothrium coccineumTreeNativeNectar robbingEmpetrum rubrumShrubNativeForaging berriesGaultheria mucronataShrubNativeForaging berriesNothofagus antarcticaTreeNativeHunting for arthropods and chewing branches for wood pulpNothofagus betuloidesTreeNativeHunting for arthropods and chewing branches for wood pulpNothofagus pumilioTreeNativeHunting for arthropods and chewing branches for wood pulpRibes magellanicumShrubNativeForaging berriesRibes uva-crispaShrubNon-nativeForaging berriesRubus geoidesHerbNativeForaging berriesRubus idaeusHerbNon-nativeForaging berriesTaraxacum officinaleDandelionNon-nativeEating petals from flowersAegorhinus vitulusWeevilNativePredationEricchius femoralisStag beetleNativeOpportunistic robbery of tree sap while beetles feedRhionaeschna variegataDragonflyNativeDefense when approaches nestsAnyphaenidaeSpidersNativePredationAraneidaeSpidersNativePredationGeometridaeGeometer mothsNativePredation on larvaeLycosidaeSpidersNativePredationSyrphidaeHover fliesNativePredationTipulidaeCrane fliesNativePredation