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Plant Physiology Focus
Issue on Plant Interactions with Arthropod Herbivores |
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Plant
Physiology
is pleased to announce a Focus Issue on Plant
Interactions with Arthropod Herbivores to be published
in March 2008. The issue will be edited by Georg
Jander and Gregg Howe. Submissions describing
novel aspects of any interaction between plants
and arthropod herbivores are welcome. Emphasis
should be on molecular and biochemical aspects
of the interaction, including recognition of herbivory,
signaling pathways that regulate host plant defense,
volatile signals, tritrophic interactions, plant
defense chemistry, manipulation of plant defenses
by herbivores, and natural variation in plant
resistance to herbivores.
Authors interested in contributing should indicate
this in the cover letter when submitting papers
online. Please select “Plant-Herbivore Interactions,
March 2008” from the Focus Issue list in
the online
submission system. Articles published within
2 years before and after the Focus Issue will
be considered for inclusion in an online Focus
Collection of articles relevant to the focus topic.
Please contact Georg
Jander or Gregg
Howe for additional information.
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