Plant apparency and chemical defense

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• Ferulic acid may prevent infection of Cicer arietinum by Sclerotium rolfsiiBirinchi Kumar Sarma, U.P. Singh — 2003
• Coevolution of pierid butterflies and their cruciferous foodplantsSteven P. Courtney — 1981
• The impact of herbivores on the natural regeneration of temperate deciduous woodlandJulian Robert Mallinson — 1999
• Changes in the Glucosinolate–Myrosinase Defense System in Brassica juncea Cotyledons During Seedling DevelopmentRon W. Wright, Grace Goc Karp — 2002
• Chemical and physical defence in early and late leaves in three heterophyllous birch species native to northern Japan.Lenka Kopečná, Zdeněk Doležel, Hana Hrstková — 2004
• Evidence that plant varieties respond differently to NO2 pollution as indicated by resistance to insect herbivores.N. A. Enaki, O. B. Perepelitsa — 1996
• Macroevolution of plant defense strategies.Pablo Torrabadella de Reynoso — 2007
• Inter-annual variation in the effect of snow on plants and their interactions with herbivores.Mikaela Torp, J. Witzell, R. Baxter — 2009
• LEAF SALICYLIC ACID CONCENTRATION AND INSECT HERBIVORYAndrew Lariviere — 2015
• The predictability of traits and ecological interactions on 17 different crosses of hybrid oaksЕ. А. Рябич — 2011
• Ontogenic variation of biologically active metabolites ofPteridium aquilinum (L. Kuhn) pterosins A and B, and ptaquiloside in a bracken population of the tropical andesLaura Beck Varela — 1992
• The Invasive Plant Alternanthera philoxeroides Was Suppressed More Intensively than Its Native Congener by a Native Generalist: Implications for the Biotic Resistance HypothesisBudhi Sulistio Setiawan — 2013
• Chemical basis for host selection byHemileuca oliviaeAkira Kondo, Masahiro Andatsu, Hiroya Abe — 1983
• Limiting effects of low leaf-water content on the nitrogen utilization, energy budget, and larval growth ofHyalophora cecropia (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae)Galih Dwi Setiyawan — 1977
• Quantitative defense theory and patterns of feeding by oak insectsMaría del Valle de Moya Martínez, Juan Rafael Hernández Bravo, José Antonio Hernández Bravo — 1985
• Effects of plant growth rate and leaf lifetime on the amount and type of anti-herbivore defenseD.I. Vasil'ev, A.I. Shal'nikov — 2004
• Herbivory by leaf miners in response to experimental shading of a native cruciferXudong Jia, Jeff Gerfen, Neil Hockaday — 1988
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