Soil microbes from herbivory-damaged native congener impair invasive plant tolerance to biocontrol Abstract. Classical biocontrol of invasive plants often fails due to their high tolerance to herbivore damage. While directly affects plants, herbivory can

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Soil microbes from herbivory-damaged native congener impair invasive plant tolerance to biocontrol

#PlantInvasion | #BiologicalControl | #CompensatoryGrowth | #SoilLegacyEffect | #AlternantheraPhiloxeroides

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Clipping-induced compensatory growth response of Leymus chinensis clones mediated by nitrogen availability under heterogeneous environments Abstract. Plants’ compensatory growth is the common response following grazing/mowing, particularly determined by the damage severity, availability of reso

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Clipping-induced #CompensatoryGrowth response of #LeymusChinensis clones mediated by nitrogen availability under heterogeneous environments

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Rui-Fang Wang et al. evaluated whether the lower level of induced #Defences and #CompensatoryGrowth contributed to successful #Invasion of #EupatoriumAdenophorum by comparison with a native congener #EupatoriumHeterophyllum to #MechanicalWounding and #InsectHerbivory.
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New publication: #Enzyme regulation patterns in fungal inoculated #wheat may reflect resistance and tolerance towards an insect #herbivore, by @rasool_shumaila and others. #beneficialfungi #endophyte #plantdefense #compensatorygrowth
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jplph.2024.154298