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1.	Volatiles Mediated Intra-and Interspecific Interactions Among Rice Planthoppers And Their Natural Enemies
2.	Interactions Among Cruciferous Vegetables Diamondback Moth(Plutella Xylostella),and Cotesia Plutella
3.	Roles Of Volatiles On The Host Selection Of Chilo Suppressalis Walker,Cnaphalocrocis Medinalis Guenee And Their Parasitoids Cotesia Chilonis Matsumura,Cotesia Ruficrus Haliday
4.	Studies On The Characteristic Of Quality Chicken Flavor
5.	Studies Of A Wild Crucifer Barbarea Vulgaris G-type As A Dead-end Trap Crop For The Diamondback Moth
6.	Metabolic Characteristics Of Phenolic Compounds And Volatiles In Relation To Fruit Quality In Apples
7.	Interactions Among Cruciferous Vegetables, Diamondback Moth (Plutella Xylostella), And Cotesia Plutella
8.	Study On The Response Of Anoplophora Glabripennis (Motschulsky) To The Volatiles From Maples And Herbivore-induced Signals
9.	Responses Of Populus Simonii×Populus Pyramidalis 'Opera 8277' Cuttings To Wounding And Airborne Defensive Signals
10.	Effects Of UV-B On Formation Of Volatiles In Tea [Camellia Sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze.]
11.	Monochamus Alternatus Attractant And Molecular Detection Technique Of Bursaphelenchus Xylophilus
12.	Interactions Of Insect Pests Through Rice And Acquirement Of The Mutant Of Rice-Related Gene OsRLK
13.	The Emission Of Tea Plant Volatiles Induced By Three Herbivore Insect Pests
14.	Ecological Functions Of Tea Plant Volatiles Induced By Three Herbivores
15.	The Influence Of Pesticides On Rice Plant Volatiles And Its Ecological Effects
16.	Compounds Extraction And Quarlity Identification Of Beverage Plants
17.	Olfactory And Oviposition Responses Of Two Specialist Herbivores Towards Volatiles Emitted Form Non-host Plants
18.	Study On Food Identification Signal And Larvae Population Dynamics Of Cyrtotrachelus Bugueti
19.	Studies On The Host Selection Mechanism Of Two Bark Beetles
20.	Studies On Efficacy Of Volatile Infochemicals From Tea Plants Regulating Behaviours Of Tea Green Leafhopper And Its Egg Parasitoid Stethynium Empoascae
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