Nutritional enhancement of leaves by a psyllid through senescence-like processes: insect manipulation or plant defence?

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RT @MJSteinbauer: So a range of insects induce senescence in their hosts’ tissues it seems, e.g. https://t.co/A5JWuqxjAl and https://t.co/7…

RT @MJSteinbauer: So a range of insects induce senescence in their hosts’ tissues it seems, e.g. https://t.co/A5JWuqxjAl and https://t.co/7…

So a range of insects induce senescence in their hosts’ tissues it seems, e.g. https://t.co/A5JWuqxjAl and https://t.co/7wQooVnsbz

Some nice parallels between the nutritional ecology of psyllids and aphids https://t.co/7A43ltbWBz

Leaf improvement by senescence-like processes: insect manipulation or plant defence? http://t.co/dA48ufJj2A

Clever little psyllids! Induce premature leaf senescence and suck up the nutrients until you are finished growing. http://t.co/QEUJGm8HIB