Titlebook: Chemical Ecology; From Gene to Ecosyst Marcel Dicke,Willem Takken Conference proceedings Jun 20061st edition Springer Science+Business Medi

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The chemosensory System of , and Other Nematodes,Organisms as diverse as humans and nematodes utilize the same basic mechanisms for this sensory perception. Represented in the olfactory repertoire of both vertebrates and invertebrates are aliphatic and aromatic compounds with diverse functional groups including aldehydes, esters, ketones, alcohols

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Food-Web Interactions in Lakes,nderstanding of how top-down and bottom-up processes interact to determine food-web dynamics has advanced, we still lack insights into how complex interactions and feedbacks affect the dynamics and structure of food webs. It is now becoming increasingly clear that, in addition to energy transfer fro

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lling in communities one needs to carry out manipulative experiments. Such experiments have been done throughout the last century. However, in recent years the degree of precision with which such experiments can be done has grown tremendously as a result of rapidly increasing knowledge at the molecu

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,Flächenmodellierung: Extruderschnecke,fforts on the cellular and organismal level with those on the whole-plant and community level. Recent studies on the wild tobacco plant . illustrate both the value of using genetic and molecular tools in ecological research and the importance of profound natural-history knowledge when studying plant- u insect interactions.