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1 Autoecological research on pests and natural enemies

2 What is Autoecology? It is the study of the biology of particular species and their interactions with their environment. Often referred as natural history.

3 Physiology Behavior Ecology Evolution Right Species ID

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8 Synergistic Interaction

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18 Generalist Specialist Tobacco Meloidogyne incognita Ian Kaplan

19 Nematodes * Larval Weight

20 Nematodes * Larval Weight Induced Plant Defenses (e.g., Nicotine)

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