Divergent host plant utilization by adults and offspring is related to intra-plant variation in chemical defences

Keyphrases

• Chemical Defense 100%
• Plant Tissue 66%
• Host Range 66%
• Anoplophora Glabripennis 66%
• Adult Performance 66%
• Bark 33%
• Between-host 33%
• Wood 33%
• Rubrum 33%
• Chemical Composition 33%
• Herbivore 33%
• Insect Feeding 33%
• Plant Defense 33%
• Food Sources 33%
• Life Stages 33%
• Acer Rubrum 33%
• Host Plant Chemicals 33%
• Plant Species 33%
• Tissue Type 33%
• Resistance Mechanisms 33%
• Performance Outcomes 33%
• Differential Expression 33%
• Adult Feeding 33%
• Populus Deltoides 33%
• Plant Resistance 33%
• Resistant Plants 33%
• Feeding Strategy 33%
• Strong Impact 33%
• Offspring Performance 33%
• Populus Spp 33%
• Wood-feeding 33%
• Asian Longhorned Beetle 33%
• Polyphagous Species 33%
• Generalist Herbivore 33%
• Broad-host-range 33%
• No-choice Experiments 33%
• Phenolic Concentration 33%
• Novel Food 33%
• Successful Invaders 33%
• Populus Tomentosa 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Host Plant 100%
• Chemical Defense 100%
• Offspring 100%
• Asian Long-Horned Beetle 60%
• Host Range 60%
• Plant Tissue 40%
• Feeds 20%
• Populus 20%
• Bioassay 20%
• Plant Defense 20%
• Acer Rubrum 20%
• Populus deltoides 20%
• Resistance Mechanisms 20%
• Novel Food 20%
• Populus tomentosa 20%