Review Article: Physiological effects of plants when infested with insect pests
Keywords:
pests, plants, insects, greenhouseAbstract
Insect pests that may significantly reduce production are a persistent threat to plants. The use of "omic" technologies and their application in research on the interactions between plants and sap-sucking insects will be succinctly summarized in this article. We discuss recent findings in this area and propose that insect mutualists may play a more significant role than is currently recognized as 'hidden actors' in insectplant interactions
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