Towards the identification of key compounds in tritrophic interactions : combined transcript and metabolite analysis reveals genes involved in spidermite induced volatile formation and manipulating release of terpenoid volatiles results in altered predator attraction

I.F. Kappers; P. Mercke; F.W.A. Verstappen; L.L.P. Luckerhoff; M. Dicke; H.J. Bouwmeester

Towards the identification of key compounds in tritrophic interactions : combined transcript and metabolite analysis reveals genes involved in spidermite induced volatile formation and manipulating release of terpenoid volatiles results in altered predator attraction

I.F. Kappers
, P. Mercke
, F.W.A. Verstappen
, L.L.P. Luckerhoff
, M. Dicke
, H.J. Bouwmeester

Laboratory of Entomology

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Abstract

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Terpnet 2005, Wageningen 20-23 April 2005
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Pages	57
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Kappers, I. F., Mercke, P., Verstappen, F. W. A., Luckerhoff, L. L. P., Dicke, M., & Bouwmeester, H. J. (2005). Towards the identification of key compounds in tritrophic interactions : combined transcript and metabolite analysis reveals genes involved in spidermite induced volatile formation and manipulating release of terpenoid volatiles results in altered predator attraction. In Terpnet 2005, Wageningen 20-23 April 2005 (pp. 57).

Kappers, I.F. ; Mercke, P. ; Verstappen, F.W.A. et al. / Towards the identification of key compounds in tritrophic interactions : combined transcript and metabolite analysis reveals genes involved in spidermite induced volatile formation and manipulating release of terpenoid volatiles results in altered predator attraction. Terpnet 2005, Wageningen 20-23 April 2005. Wageningen, 2005. pp. 57

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Towards the identification of key compounds in tritrophic interactions : combined transcript and metabolite analysis reveals genes involved in spidermite induced volatile formation and manipulating release of terpenoid volatiles results in altered predator attraction. / Kappers, I.F.; Mercke, P.; Verstappen, F.W.A. et al.
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Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Abstract

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