How can predatory mites loose their response to plant signals?

C. Schütte; H. Dijkman; P. van Baarlen; M. Dicke

How can predatory mites loose their response to plant signals?

C. Schütte, H. Dijkman, P. van Baarlen, M. Dicke

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Signal transduction in induction of plant defences, from ecology to molecular biology. PhD Summerschool, Centre Crop Protection, Wageningen, The Netherlands
Editors	M. Dicke, J.J.A. van Loon
Pages	27
Publication status	Published - 1995

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How can predatory mites loose their response to plant signals? / Schütte, C.; Dijkman, H.; van Baarlen, P.; Dicke, M.

Signal transduction in induction of plant defences, from ecology to molecular biology. PhD Summerschool, Centre Crop Protection, Wageningen, The Netherlands. ed. / M. Dicke; J.J.A. van Loon. 1995. p. 27.