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的花朵中的化学多样性对一个食花甲虫虫有影响

R Sasidharan1, L Brokate1, E J Eilers1,2

  • 1Department of Chemical Ecology, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld, Germany.

Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany)
|September 13, 2023
PubMed
概括

植物化学多样性影响昆虫的相互作用. Tanacetum vulgare化学型影响了闪耀的花甲虫 (Olibrus aeneus) 的表现,具有特定的形状的特征驱动偏好和生存.

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化学多样性 化学多样性奥利布鲁斯 (Olibrus) 是一个大象.这种植物名为Tanacetum vulgare.化学型 化学型 化学型鲜花般的 鲜花般的

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