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The evolutionary ecology of insect resistance to plant chemicals
Record no:
52022
Author:
Despres, Laurence
;
David, Jean-Philippe
;
Gallet, Christiane
Year:
2007
Series:
TRENDS IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION. June 2007 v.22, no.6 : 298-307 [kept P574.5 [P8]
Subject:
Insect-plant relationships
;
Insects - Host Plants
;
Plants - Evolution
;
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