herbivory

For example, some plants have been shown to increase growth rates in response to herbivory.

Herbivory by animals such as deer may be a threat.

No diseases or herbivory of the plant were observed in the field.

Effects of leaf age and plant life history patterns on herbivory.

Not good food for herbivores, a type of defence against herbivory.

Herbivory and competition are known to influence plant performance.

Experiment on whether tolerance to herbivory carries a cost, considered across species.

In this group alone, herbivory and omnivory developed at least nine times.

Other possible threats include herbivory, collection, and loss of genetic diversity.

Benefit may be in the form of a reduction in herbivory.

The impact of herbivory can be seen in areas ranging from economics to ecological, and both.

Herbivory by caterpillars and perhaps deer is apparently a problem.

Defence against herbivory describes plant defences to avoid being eaten.

The impact of herbivory on plants in different resource conditions: a meta-analysis"."

Patterns of herbivory also differed between short and tall ramets.

The contributions of multiple factors to plant defense and herbivory in different habitats has received limited study.

The impact of various mammals on the herbivory and dispersal is unknown.

Levels of herbivory may also increase as temperature and carbon dioxide concentrations rise.

The intensity of herbivory and the impact on population growth rates has not been measured quantitatively.

At present, it will be adequate to monitor lichen sites for evidence of herbivory.

Herbivory by insects and small mammals could impact populations.

Herbivory reduces the numbers of fruit produced, which decreases seed production.

Plant responses to herbivory include slow changes in growth patterns and biomass distribution.

The poisonous substances in druses are thought to be a defense against herbivory.

Dry conditions may increase this herbivory and decrease pollinator abundance.