Aphid and episodic O3 injury in arugula plants [Eruca sativa Mill] grown in open - top field chambers
Aphid attacks and tropospheric ozone [O3] cause stress and considerable damage in both wild and cultivated plants. Induced defense responses to aphid attacks and O3 exposure share signaling pathways with common points. We investigated the plant-aphid interaction under O3 exposure using open-top O3 c...
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