Herbivores - Globe Thesis

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1.	The Ecological Adaptation Mechanism Of Saussurea Stella Maxim.
2.	Behavioral Ecologic Research On Several Kinds Of Africa Herbivores In Semi-nature
3.	The Effect Of Herbivores And Artificial Damage On Volatile Release In Five Ficus Species At Different Successional Stages
4.	The Relationships Between Plant Diversity And Insect Diversity In Response To Grazing And Climate Change On Grasslands
5.	Dynamics Between Aboveground-belowground Of Herbaceous Plant And Two Types Of Herbivores
6.	Effects Of Grazing On Pollinator Diversity And Visiting Behavior
7.	Unmanned Aircraft System For Surveying Large Herbivores
8.	Effects Of Warming On Interactions Between Invasive Plant Alternanthera Philoxeroides And Native Herbivores
9.	Effects Of Experimental Warming On Insect Dynamics In Hongyuan Alpine Meadow:A Preliminary Study
10.	Secondary Metabolic Response Of Chinese Tallow(Triadica Sebifera) To Multiple Herbivory
11.	Ecology and evolution of diet expansions to exotic hosts in generalist and specialist rolled leaf beetles (genus Cephaloleia, Coleoptera; Chrysomelidae)
12.	The role of herbivores and productivity on community structure of rocky shores of the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
13.	The environmental origins of plants and herbivores in the southern Levant: An isotopic approach
14.	Indirect effects in plant-pollinator interactions: The role of exotic plants and herbivores
15.	Dynamics of defense and plant-insect interactions in the Neotropical genus Inga
16.	Native and exotic Phragmites australis in Rhode Island: Distribution and differential resistance to insect herbivores
17.	Investigation of mercury, carbon and oxygen isotopes in the environment
18.	Plant-herbivore interactions: Consequences for the structure of freshwater communities and exotic plant invasions
19.	Spatial phenology modeling of selected populations of herbivores, and spatiotemporal patterns in a predator-prey system
20.	Diversity and ecology of insect herbivores associated with Cecropia (Cecropiaceae) in Costa Rica and their relationship with its Azteca (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) mutualists
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