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effect of acetylsalicylic acid and oxalic acid on Myzus persicae and Aphidius colemani by Karatolos, N, Hatcher, P.E

“…Plants can respond to damage by pests with both induced direct defences and indirect defences by the attraction of their natural enemies. Foliar application of…”
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Crosstalk between plant responses to pathogens and herbivores: a view from the outside in by Taylor, J.E, Hatcher, P.E, Paul, N.D

“…Plants encounter numerous pests and pathogens in the natural environment. An appropriate response to attack by such organisms can lead to tolerance or…”
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Coping with multiple enemies: an integration of molecular and ecological perspectives by Paul, N.D, Hatcher, P.E, Taylor, J.E

“…How plants respond to attack by the range of herbivores and pathogens that confront them in the field is the subject of considerable research by both molecular…”
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Phytohormones and plant-herbivore-pathogen interactions: integrating the molecular with the ecological by Hatcher, Paul E., Moore, Jason, Taylor, Jane E., Tinney, Glenda W., Paul, Nigel D.

“…Current research into indirect phytopathogen-herbivore interactions (i.e., interactions mediated by the host plant) is carried out in two largely independent…”
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Conserving marginal populations of the food plant ( Impatiens noli-tangere) of an endangered moth ( Eustroma reticulatum) in a changing climate by Hatcher, P.E., Wilkinson, M.J., Albani, M.C., Hebbern, C.A.

“…Impatiens noli-tangere is scarce in the UK and probably only native to the Lake District and Wales. It is the sole food plant for the endangered moth Eustroma…”
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role of interaction between trophic levels in determining the effects of UV-B on terrestrial ecosystems by Paul, N.D, Rasanayagam, S, Moody, S.A, Hatcher, P.E, Ayres, P.G

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Seasonal and age-related variation in the needle quality of five conifer species by Hatcher, P.E

“…Age changes of foliage resource quality (water, nitrogen, fibre, phenolics and toughness) were studied in five species of conifer (Pinus sylvestris L., Picea…”
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effect of an insect herbivore and a rust fungus individually, and combined in sequence, on the growth of two Rumex species by Hatcher, P.E, Paul, N.D, Ayres, P.G, Whittaker, J.B

“…The chrysomelid beetle Gastrophysa viridula and the rust fungus Uromyces rumicis both occur on leaves of Rumex crispus and R. obtusifolius. We investigated the…”
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The effect of fungal infection and nitrogen fertilization on the carbohydrate composition of Rumex obtusifolius leaves by Hatcher, P.E. (Lancaster Univ. (United Kingdom). Div. of Biological Sciences), Ayres, P.G

“…The effect of infection by the rust fungus Uromyces rumicis and fertilization by different concentrations of nitrate or ammonium solutions on the…”
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Inter- and intra- species differences in plants as hosts to Tyria jacobaeae by Tinney, G.W. (Lancaster Univ. (United Kingdom). Inst. of Environmental and Biological Sciences, Div. of Biology), Hatcher, P.E, Aqres, P.G, Paul, N.D, Whittaker, J.B

“…The effect of three food plants, Senecio jacobaea L., Senecio vulgaris L. and Tussilago farfara L., and rust infection of two of them on the performance and…”
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