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Plants with higher ploidy within endoreduplicated cells grew faster after herbivory, leading to increased fitness. Thus, although polyploids might not be able to escape their herbivores, whole-genome duplication may afford a mechanism that allows polyploids to compensate for herbivore damage.
Jul 1, 2016
Our results show that polyploidy has produced non-uniform effects, with polyploids less attacked by one insect species, but significantly more attacked by two ...
These results suggest that, at least for some plant taxa, the evolution of polyploidy may produce non-uniform eĦects on interactions with insect herbivores.
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that the evolution of polyploidy in a plant taxon can be important in interpreting the geographic pattern of attack by insect herbivores. Consistent ...
Our results show that polyploidy has produced non–uniform effects, with polyploids less attacked by one insect species, but significantly more attacked by two ...
Plant polyploidy therefore provides a potential route out of specialization as an evolutionary dead end in phytophagous insect taxa.
Multiple origins of polyploidy also presents the opportunity for new or different plant-insect interactions among independent polyploid lineages. These ...
Yet, little is known about how plant polyploidization has shaped the ecology and evolution of interactions between phytophagous insects and their hosts.
Jul 2, 2016 · Plant polyploidy and non-uniform effects on insect herbivores. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, B,. Biological Sciences 268 : 1937 ...
These results indicate that plants from the introduced range have reduced defenses against herbivores, even when accounting for polyploidy. Effects of the host ...