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Foraging on individual leaves by an intracellular feeding insect is not associated with leaf biomechanical properties or leaf orientation.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3829965 · PMID 24260510

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Results WFT feeding preferences (choice) and effects of leaf orientation On normally-oriented cotyledons (abaxial side-down), an aversion to adaxial-feeding by Western Flower Thrips (WFT) was highly significant on both genotypes based on Monte Carlo simulations ( P <0.001; Figure 1 ), whereas the preference for feeding on the abaxial and edge varied depending on the plant genotype (Atlas: P <0.001, V07: P =0.138; Atlas: P =0.196, V07: P <0.001, respectively).

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