Copper-induced transgenerational plasticity in plant defence boosts aphid fitness

Transgenerational plasticity in plants is an increasingly recognized phenomenon, yet it is mostly unclear whether transgenerational plasticity is relevant to both the fitness of the plant and its interacting species. Using monoclonal strains of the gi

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2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.22541/au.172777920.08842843/v2
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Heavy metals in environment
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Copper-induced transgenerational plasticity in plant defence boosts aphid fitness

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Copper-induced transgenerational plasticity in plant defence boosts aphid fitness

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Transgenerational plasticity in plants is an increasingly recognized phenomenon, yet it is mostly unclear whether transgenerational plasticity is relevant to both the fitness of the plant and its interacting species. Using monoclonal strains of the gi

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (DE)
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