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The Smell of Environmental Change: Using Floral Scent to Explain Shifts in Pollinator Attraction
The Smell of Environmental Change: Using Floral Scent to Explain Shifts in Pollinator Attraction
Laura A. Burkle, Justin B. Runyon
BioOne (2017)
The Smell of Environmental Change: Using Floral Scent to Explain Shifts in Pollinator Attraction
The Smell of Environmental Change: Using Floral Scent to Explain Shifts in Pollinator Attraction
Laura A. Burkle, Justin B. Runyon
BioOne (2017)
The Smell of Environmental Change: Using Floral Scent to Explain Shifts in Pollinator Attraction
The Smell of Environmental Change: Using Floral Scent to Explain Shifts in Pollinator Attraction
Laura A. Burkle, Justin B. Runyon
BioOne (2017)
Drought and leaf herbivory influence floral volatiles and pollinator attraction
Drought and leaf herbivory influence floral volatiles and pollinator attraction
Laura A. Burkle, Justin B. Runyon
Global Change Biology (2016)
Mountain pine beetle attack alters the chemistry and flammability of lodgepole pine foliage
Mountain pine beetle attack alters the chemistry and flammability of lodgepole pine foliage
Wesley G. Page, Michael J. Jenkins, Justin B. Runyon
Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2012)
Signals of speciation: volatile organic compounds resolve closely related sagebrush taxa, suggesting their importance in evolution
Signals of speciation: volatile organic compounds resolve closely related sagebrush taxa, suggesting their importance in evolution
Deidre M. Jaeger, Justin B. Runyon, Bryce A. Richardson
New Phytologist (2016)
Mountain Pine Beetles Use Volatile Cues to Locate Host Limber Pine and Avoid Non-Host Great Basin Bristlecone Pine
Mountain Pine Beetles Use Volatile Cues to Locate Host Limber Pine and Avoid Non-Host Great Basin Bristlecone Pine
Curtis A. Gray, Justin B. Runyon, Michael J. Jenkins, Andrew D. Giunta
PLoS ONE
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