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ECOLOGY AND CHEMICAL ECOLOGY OF PLA
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TABLE OF CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
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LISTS OF FIGURES2.1. Mean number of
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ABSTRACTInduced resistance to the r
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INTRODUCTIONWorldwide, rice is plan
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functional role of MTG chemicals wa
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CHAPTER 1: LITERATURE REVIEW1.1. Ri
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injury (Stout et al., 2002a). The t
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sugarcane (Reagan et al., 1972). Al
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1.1.5. ConclusionsFor all of the ab
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CHAPTER 2. HERBIVORE AND ELICITOR-I
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Oviposition commences when rice fie
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covered with a mesh fabric screenin
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Louisiana. In both experiments, ric
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experiment, number of eggs were sig
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cultivar ‘Rosemont’ there was n
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frugiperda received 37%-53% fewer e
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ice fields in Louisiana are general
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CHAPTER 3: INDUCED RESISTANCE IN RI
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(Stuttgart, AR). Seeds were planted
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3.3. ResultsFive experiments in 200
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(F 1,3 =0.11, P=0.7) (Table 3.1). S
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Oviposition induced responses have
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