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Advances In Insect Chemical Ecology Carde Rt Millar Jg Eds

Name: Advances In Insect Chemical Ecology Carde Rt Millar Jg Eds
SKU: BELL-2041696
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Advances In Insect Chemical Ecology Carde Rt Millar Jg Eds instant download after payment.

Publisher: CUP

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.59 MB

Pages: 353

Author: Carde R.T., Millar J.G. (eds.)

ISBN: 9780521792752, 0521792754

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Advances In Insect Chemical Ecology Carde Rt Millar Jg Eds by Carde R.t., Millar J.g. (eds.) 9780521792752, 0521792754 instant download after payment.

Eight chapters consider the latest research and thought in the study of how insects use chemical signals to communicate with each other or to interact with other species. Written by internationally recognized experts, they focus on topics such as plant defenses against insects, floral odors that attract pollinators, host finding by parasitic insects, and pheromone-mediated interactions in cockroaches, moths, spiders, and mites. The book is essential reading for researchers and graduate students of chemically mediated communication in insects.