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Scott N Johnson

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Trends in Plant Science|March 27, 2018
Climate Change and Insect Pests: Resistance Is Not Futile?Scott N Johnson, Tobias Züst
Plos One|November 22, 2013
Root damage by insects reverses the effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 on Eucalypt seedlingsScott N Johnson, Markus Riegler
Annual Review of Entomology|January 8, 2015
Root-feeding insects and their interactions with organisms in the rhizosphereScott N Johnson, Sergio Rasmann
Oecologia|August 12, 2009
Elevated CO2 and aboveground-belowground herbivory by the clover root weevilScott N Johnson, James W McNicol
Journal of Chemical Ecology|April 25, 2012
Foraging in the dark - chemically mediated host plant location by belowground insect herbivoresScott N Johnson, Uffe N Nielsen
Frontiers in Plant Science|January 21, 2017
Get Tough, Get Toxic, or Get a Bodyguard: Identifying Candidate Traits Conferring Belowground Resistance to Herbivores in GrassesBen D Moore, Scott N Johnson
Global Change Biology|November 7, 2017
Elevated carbon dioxide and warming impact silicon and phenolic-based defences differently in native and exotic grassesScott N Johnson, Susan E Hartley
The New Phytologist|January 20, 2016
Roots under attack: contrasting plant responses to below- and aboveground insect herbivoryScott N Johnson, Matthias Erb, Susan E Hartley
Plants (Basel, Switzerland)|May 13, 2026
Plant Silicon Defences Suppress Herbivore Growth but Trigger Compensatory Feeding in a Moderate-Accumulating GrassScott N Johnson, Ximena Cibils-Stewart, Jannatul Ferdous
Frontiers in Plant Science|September 15, 2016
Novel In vitro Procedures for Rearing a Root-Feeding Pest (Heteronychus arator) of GrasslandsIvan Hiltpold, Ben D Moore, Scott N Johnson
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Trends in Plant Science|March 27, 2018
Climate Change and Insect Pests: Resistance Is Not Futile?Scott N Johnson, Tobias Züst
Plos One|November 22, 2013
Root damage by insects reverses the effects of elevated atmospheric CO2 on Eucalypt seedlingsScott N Johnson, Markus Riegler
Annual Review of Entomology|January 8, 2015
Root-feeding insects and their interactions with organisms in the rhizosphereScott N Johnson, Sergio Rasmann
Oecologia|August 12, 2009
Elevated CO2 and aboveground-belowground herbivory by the clover root weevilScott N Johnson, James W McNicol
Journal of Chemical Ecology|April 25, 2012
Foraging in the dark - chemically mediated host plant location by belowground insect herbivoresScott N Johnson, Uffe N Nielsen
Frontiers in Plant Science|January 21, 2017
Get Tough, Get Toxic, or Get a Bodyguard: Identifying Candidate Traits Conferring Belowground Resistance to Herbivores in GrassesBen D Moore, Scott N Johnson
Global Change Biology|November 7, 2017
Elevated carbon dioxide and warming impact silicon and phenolic-based defences differently in native and exotic grassesScott N Johnson, Susan E Hartley
The New Phytologist|January 20, 2016
Roots under attack: contrasting plant responses to below- and aboveground insect herbivoryScott N Johnson, Matthias Erb, Susan E Hartley
Plants (Basel, Switzerland)|May 13, 2026
Plant Silicon Defences Suppress Herbivore Growth but Trigger Compensatory Feeding in a Moderate-Accumulating GrassScott N Johnson, Ximena Cibils-Stewart, Jannatul Ferdous
Frontiers in Plant Science|September 15, 2016
Novel In vitro Procedures for Rearing a Root-Feeding Pest (Heteronychus arator) of GrasslandsIvan Hiltpold, Ben D Moore, Scott N Johnson
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