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Do Fungal Endophytes Mediate Wound-Induced Resistance?

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Author	Bultman, Thomas L. Murphy, John Charles
Copyright Year	2000
Description	Microorganisms associated with plants are generally diverse and abundant (Dickenson and Preece, 1976; Blakeman, 1981; Wicklow and Carroll, 1981; Fokkema and van den Hueval, 1986; Andrews and Minao, 1991; Bills and Polishook, 1991). Despite this, entomologists studying ecological interactions between plants and insect herbivores have until recently overlooked the potential influence of microbes (Price et al., 1986; Letourneau, 1988; Berenbaum, 1988; Marquis and Alexander, 1992). Only recently has the role of microbes in modulating plant-insect interactions been addressed empirically. For example, fungi may indirectly affect seed mortality in shrub-steppe communities through reducing predation by granivores of fungal-infested seeds (Crist and Friese, 1993). Microorganisms likely mediate interactions between insect herbivores and plants in diverse ways (Hatcher, 1995; Barbosa et al., 1991). Book Name: Microbial Endophytes
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Ending Page	468
Page Count	34
Starting Page	435
DOI	10.1201/9781482277302-19
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2000-02-25
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: Microbial Endophytes Microorganisms Plant Insect
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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