Herbivory

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Herbivore feeding elicits defense responses in infested plants, including the emission of volatile organic compounds that can… (More)

Blood-feeding arthropods secrete special salivary proteins that suppress the defensive reaction they induce in their hosts. This… (More)

In response to herbivore damage, several plant species emit volatiles that attract natural predators of the attacking herbivores… (More)

The tolerance of plants to herbivory reflects the degree to which a plant can regrow and reproduce after damage from herbivores… (More)

Induced responses to herbivory are changes in plant quality following initial damage by herbivores. These changes can negatively… (More)

Theory predicts that plant defensive traits are costly due to trade-offs between allocation to defense and growth and… (More)

In response to insect feeding on the leaves, cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) plants release elevated levels of volatiles, which… (More)

Although biologists have long assumed that plant resistance characters evolved under selection exerted by such natural enemies as… (More)

Oxidative responses of plants to pathogens and other environmental stresses have received considerable recent attention. We… (More)