... of plant biomass by increasing herbivore metabolic ...21 herbivore-plant pairs, encompassing 14 herbivore and 12 plant ...individual herbivore-plant pairs at the ...
... ABSTRACT GRINNAN, ROSEMARY. The Effects of Climate Change on Plant-HerbivoreInteractions in Soybean. (Under the direction of Dr. Marc T. J. Johnson.) Future climate change is predicted to include ...
... different plant species without any apparent effects on plant growth or ...enhance plant growth in ...prime plant defenses for faster and/or stronger defenses following subsequent stress ...
... Results: The transcript and targeted metabolite analyses demonstrated that NaMYC2 is mainly involved in the regulation of the biosynthesis of nicotine and phenolamides in N. attenuata. In addition, using broadly-targeted ...
... In the present study I found supporting evidence for the hypothesis that the dugongs digestion and feeding strategy consists of three adaptations to cope with the low quality forage whic[r] ...
... Developmental planners should: (1) specify appropriate stocking rates using knowledge of plant and soil responses to specific grazing regimes; (2) determine how sto[r] ...
... Amelia A. Wolf, Todd M. Palmer, Peter M. Vitousek. 2009. Assessing the effects of different ant partners on host trees in a Kenyan ant-plant mutualism. Abstract, Ecological Society of America. Rubin, B. E., T. M. ...
... secondary plant metabolites as synomones to find insects pests (L E M Vet & Dicke 1992)which can be obstructed due to modification in O 3 concentrations in the atmosphere (Bidart-Bouzat & Imeh-Nathaniel ...
... FIGURE 9 | Summary of key results illustrating plant–herbivoreinteractions under drought. Red arrows indicate negative impacts and blue arrows represent positive impacts. Numbers refer to relevant ...
... Keywords: Plant–herbivore model; Local stability; Period-doubling bifurcation; Neimark–Sacker bifurcation; Chaos control 1 Introduction The mathematical framework for plant–herbivore models is ...
... nature, plant quality and quantity are dynamic and can change in individual plants over the course of a single growing ...multivoltine herbivore-parasitoid ...different plant species, the large ...
... pressurized plant phloem, feeding and subsequent growth is facilitated by higher densities of aphids feeding on ...overcoming plant phloem pressure, which could lead to population decay and extinction, ...
... host plant suitable for feeding, mating and oviposition is pertinent to the females while males are more conscious in mate and food ...from herbivore feeding by producing chemical volatiles as well as ...as ...
... m plant spac- ing in the field experiment, observations of parasitoid behav- iour revealed that host finding success at distances smaller than 10 m was higher for the attractive accession than for the less ...
... whole plant life-cycle under herbivory, which hinders our ability to understand the role of phyllosphere bacteria on plant ...cereus, plant beneficial) under common garden conditions that included ...
... m plant spacing in the field experiment, observations of parasitoid behaviour revealed that host finding success at distances smaller than 10 m was higher for the attractive accession than for the less attractive ...
... counter herbivore attacks, plants have developed a multitude of defence strategies, including the release of herbivore-induced plant volatiles (HIPVs) that reduce oviposition by herbivores and ...
... in plant chemistry might be indirectly driven by increased N availability (Bryant et ...all plant species ...alter plant communities by affecting nitrogen uptake, plant growth and thereby ...
... of plant species coexistence and community ...between plant species is scarce. Here, we used data of a multi-site herbivore exclusion experiment in grasslands to assess changes in the cover of 28 ...