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Chemical Ecology From Gene To Ecosystem Wageningen Ur Frontis Series 1st Edition Marcel Dicke Editor

Name: Chemical Ecology From Gene To Ecosystem Wageningen Ur Frontis Series 1st Edition Marcel Dicke Editor
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Chemical Ecology From Gene To Ecosystem Wageningen Ur Frontis Series 1st Edition Marcel Dicke Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.36 MB

Pages: 193

Author: Marcel Dicke (Editor), Willem Takken (Editor)

ISBN: 1402047924, 9781402047923, 1402047835

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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Chemical Ecology From Gene To Ecosystem Wageningen Ur Frontis Series 1st Edition Marcel Dicke Editor by Marcel Dicke (editor), Willem Takken (editor) 1402047924, 9781402047923, 1402047835 instant download after payment.

This book provides an overview of chemical ecology related to different ecosystems. It offers an outlook at novel directions that can be taken in chemical ecology through a molecular-ecological or eco-genomic approach. The book addresses aboveground and belowground terrestrial systems as well as aquatic systems, and the organisms involved are micro- and macro-organisms, such as plants, arthropods and mammals.