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Listar por autor "Lopez, María M."

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Listar por autor "Lopez, María M."

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    Terpene down-regulation in orange reveals the role of fruit aromas in mediating interactions with insects herbivores and pathogens 
    Rodriguez, Ana; San Andrés Aura, Victoria; Cervera, Magdalena; Redondo, Ana; ALQUÉZAR, B; Shimada, Takehiko; Gadea Vacas, José; Rodrigo, Maria Jesús; ZACARIAS, Lorenzo; Palou, Lluis; Lopez, María M.; Catañera, Pedro; PEÑA GARCIA, LEANDRO (American Society of Plant Biologists, 2011-06)
    [EN] Plants use volatile terpene compounds as odor cues for communicating with the environment. Fleshy fruits are particularly rich in volatiles that deter herbivores and attract seed dispersal agents. We have investigated ...
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    The monoterpene limonene in orange peels attracts pests and microorganisms 
    Rodríguez, Ana; San Andrés Aura, Victoria; Cervera, Magdalena; Redondo, Ana; Alquézar, Berta; Shimada, Takehiko; Gadea Vacas, José; Rodrigo, María; ZACARIAS, Leandro; Palou, Lluis; Lopez, María M.; Castañera, Pedro; PEÑA GARCIA, LEANDRO (Taylor & Francis, 2011-11-01)
    [EN] Plant volatiles include terpenoids, which are generally involved in plant defense, repelling pests and pathogens and attracting insects for herbivore control, pollination and seed dispersal. Orange fruits accumulate ...