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Feeding behavior, life history, and virus transmission ability of Bemisia tabaci Mediterranean species (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) under elevated CO2 by Peñalver‐Cruz, Ainara, Garzo, Elisa, Prieto‐Ruiz, Inés, Díaz‐Carro, Miguel, Winters, Ana, Moreno, Aránzazu, Fereres, Alberto

“…The continuous rise of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere is reducing plant nutritional quality for herbivores and indirectly affects their performance. The…”
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Elymus repens biomass allocation and acquisition as affected by light and nutrient supply and companion crop competition by Ringselle, Björn, Prieto-Ruiz, Inés, Andersson, Lars, Aronsson, Helena, Bergkvist, Göran

“…Competitive crops are a central component of resource-efficient weed control, especially for problematic perennial weeds such as Elymus repens Competition not…”
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Two Salix Genotypes Differ in Productivity and Nitrogen Economy When Grown in Monoculture and Mixture by Hoeber, Stefanie, Fransson, Petra, Prieto-Ruiz, Inés, Manzoni, Stefano, Weih, Martin

“…Individual plant species or genotypes often differ in their demand for nutrients; to compete in a community they must be able to acquire more nutrients (i.e.,…”
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Feeding behavior, life history, and virus transmission ability of Bemisia tabaci Mediterranean species (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) under elevated CO 2 by Peñalver-Cruz, Ainara, Garzo, Elisa, Prieto-Ruiz, Inés, Díaz-Carro, Miguel, Winters, Ana, Moreno, Aránzazu, Fereres, Alberto

“…The continuous rise of CO concentrations in the atmosphere is reducing plant nutritional quality for herbivores and indirectly affects their performance. The…”
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Supplementary UV radiation on eggplants indirectly deters Bemisia tabaci settlement without altering the predatory orientation of their biological control agents Nesidiocoris tenuis and Sphaerophoria rueppellii by Prieto-Ruiz, Inés, Garzo, Elisa, Moreno, Aránzazu, Dáder, Beatriz, Medina, Pilar, Viñuela, Elisa, Fereres, Alberto

“…Ultraviolet (UV) radiation that reaches the earth surface has increased substantially in the past decades, altering insect–plant interactions by directly…”
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