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Insect herbivory and non-woody plants,le and we can examine the relationship at both the individual plant and the plant population level. Many of the ideas presented are also applicable to the woody plants such as trees (see Chapter 5) but because of their larger size and longer lifespan trees are more difficult to study.

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Insect herbivory in ecosystems,s feeding below ground have almost invariably been disregarded. Nevertheless, many data are available which indicate the scale of insect herbivory in a variety of natural ecosystems, ranging from the high arctic tundra to the rain forests of the tropics.

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Insect herbivory and woody plants,ies concerned. The repair and replacement of damaged tissue involves a diversion of resources which often results in a reduction in the growth rate of other tissues. Plants with substantial perennial storage organs can, however, withstand considerable losses of production to insects over short periods.

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