Macroevolution of plant defense strategies

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Plant Defense and Density Dependence in the Population Growth of Herbivores

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POPULATION VARIATION IN THE COST AND BENEFIT OF TOLERANCE AND RESISTANCE AGAINST HERBIVORY IN DATURA STRAMONIUM

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DIVERGENT DEFENSIVE STRATEGIES OF YOUNG LEAVES IN TWO SPECIES OF INGA

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PHYTOCHEMICAL DIVERSITY Adaptation or Random Variation

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Interactions Between Chemical and Mechanical Defenses in the Plant Genus Bursera and Their Implications for Herbivores1

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