The abundance of invertebrate herbivores in relation to the availability of nitrogen in stressed food plants

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For a fascinating view on insects and plant nitrogen, see TCR White's Why Does the World Stay Green? https://t.co/JpG3yqTQJ6 and related papers, https://t.co/jziVJhId6u

RT @biotweeps: The plant stress hypothesis predicts that stressed plants become more susceptible to pests https://t.co/S6GY8Jc68z Lots of s…

RT @biotweeps: The plant stress hypothesis predicts that stressed plants become more susceptible to pests https://t.co/S6GY8Jc68z Lots of s…

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The plant stress hypothesis predicts that stressed plants become more susceptible to pests https://t.co/S6GY8Jc68z Lots of studies tested it