Titlebook: Chemical Ecology; From Gene to Ecosyst Marcel Dicke,Willem Takken Conference proceedings Jun 20061st edition Springer Science+Business Medi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9426-7the processes that play a role in this interaction, for example how the germination stimulants are produced by the host and how they are perceived by the parasite. Also we discuss the possible importance of the germination stimulants in determining host specificity.

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Chemical Ecology,t on the responses of various community members to chemical cues, and that therefore knowledge on the chemical communication, from the genetic level to the ecosystem, is critical for our understanding of the functioning of populations, communities and ecosystems.

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Plant-insect interactions in the era of consolidation in biological sciences,fforts on the cellular and organismal level with those on the whole-plant and community level. Recent studies on the wild tobacco plant . illustrate both the value of using genetic and molecular tools in ecological research and the importance of profound natural-history knowledge when studying plant- u insect interactions.