Non-host plant odors influence the tritrophic interaction between tomato, its foliar herbivore tuta absoluta and mirid predator nesidiocoris tenuis

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• who: Bashiru Adams from the Center for Excellence in Molecular Sciences (CAS), China Hochschule Geisenheim University have published the research: Non-host plant odors influence the tritrophic interaction between tomato, its foliar herbivore Tuta absoluta and mirid predator Nesidiocoris tenuis, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: The results from the study show that in the tomatoT. absoluta- N. tenuis tritrophic interaction, monoterpenes released at varying levels from the host_plants cultivated tomato and related plant giant nightshade serve as kairomones for T. absoluta and N. tenuis, whereas sesquiterpenes from the Asteraceae plants marigold, blackjack, and the positive . . .
  

   

  

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