Insect folivory in Didymopanax vinosum (Apiaceae) in a vegetation mosaic of Brazilian cerrado.
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...Also, Ribeiro (2003) reported annual rates of leaf area loss of 18 percent for Tabebuia (Bignoniaceae), and Varanda and Pais (2006) found rates of 1.3–8.5 percent in Didymopanax vinosum (Apiaceae) in the Brazilian Cerrado....
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...In the Brazilian cerrado, herbivory surveys have focused on one species (e.g., Varanda and Pais 2006) or one defense trait, such as the presence of extra-floral nectaries in ant associations (e.g., Oliveira 1997; Oliveira and Freitas 2004) or the presence of latex (e.g., Diniz et al. 1999)....
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...In the Brazilian cerrado, herbivory surveys have focused on one species (e.g., Varanda and Pais 2006 ) or one defense trait, such as the presence of extra-floral nectaries in ant associations (e.g., Oliveira 1997; Oliveira and Freitas 2004) or the presence of latex (e.g., Diniz et al. 1999)....
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...…H. ochraceus corroborates the diversity patterns described in other studies conducted in tropical forests, with sap-sucking cicadellids and folivorous chrysomelids being the most abundant canopy herbivorous insects (Basset et al. 2001; Campos et al. 2006; Varanda and Pais 2006; Neves et al. 2010a)....
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...ochraceus corroborates the diversity patterns described in other studies conducted in tropical forests, with sap-sucking cicadellids and folivorous chrysomelids being the most abundant canopy herbivorous insects (Basset et al. 2001; Campos et al. 2006; Varanda and Pais 2006; Neves et al. 2010a)....
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...Several studies have recorded such an absence of spatial linkage between the herbivore diversity and herbivory rates (Ernest 1989; Campos et al. 2006; Varanda and Pais 2006)....
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...Several studies cited sap-sucking cicadellids and folivorous curculionids as the most abundant canopy herbivorous insects (Basset et al. 2001; Campos et al. 2006; Varanda and Pais 2006; Neves et al. 2010)....
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...The influence of plant architecture on the occurrence of thrips has rarely been studied but, in some cases, it may play a more decisive role on thrips’ performance than plant nutrients (Varanda and Pais 2006)....
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...Terpenes, together with moisture, nitrogen, phenolics and toughness have a significant role in the relationships between two leguminous genera (Copaifera and Hymenaea) and their main lepidopteran herbivores in a cerrado region (Langenheim et al., 1986a, 1986b; Macedo & Langenheim, 1989a, 1989b)....
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...Terpenes, together with moisture, nitrogen, phenolics and toughness have a significant role in the relationships between two leguminous genera (Copaifera and Hymenaea) and their main lepidopteran herbivores in a cerrado region (Langenheim et al., 1986a, 1986b; Macedo & Langenheim, 1989a, 1989b)....
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...Environmental differences across vegetation can influence the nutritional and defensive qualities of plant species, which in turn can provoke intraspecific variations in herbivory levels (Louda et al., 1987)....
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...Terpenes, together with moisture, nitrogen, phenolics and toughness have a significant role in the relationships between two leguminous genera (Copaifera and Hymenaea) and their main lepidopteran herbivores in a cerrado region (Langenheim et al., 1986a, 1986b; Macedo & Langenheim, 1989a, 1989b)....
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"Insect folivory in Didymopanax vino..." refers background in this paper
...Terpenes, together with moisture, nitrogen, phenolics and toughness have a significant role in the relationships between two leguminous genera (Copaifera and Hymenaea) and their main lepidopteran herbivores in a cerrado region (Langenheim et al., 1986a, 1986b; Macedo & Langenheim, 1989a, 1989b)....
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