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glucosinolates

Secondary metabolites that mediate interactions with herbivores and pathogens in Brassicaceae

community ecology19 papers
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Larval survival rate

population ecology10 papers
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light environment

Photosynthetically active radiation levels measured as percentage of full-sun radiation

general ecology8 papers
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population structure

The organization of genetic variation within and among populations, reflecting patterns of gene flow, drift, and selection

population ecology8 papers
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wing coloration

The color patterns and hues on butterfly wings produced by interaction of light with pigments on the wing scales

general ecology7 papers
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chromatic contrast

Color-based visual contrast as perceived by animal visual systems

methodological5 papers
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thermal performance curve

Temperature dependence of larval feeding rate, characterized by maximum feeding rate, optimal temperature, and thermal sensitivity parameters

climate4 papers
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BC-ratio

The proportion of aliphatic GS derived from branched-chain amino acid (Val and Ile) precursors, representing quantitative trait variation controlled by known biosynthetic locus

molecular2 papers
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differential gene expression

Genes that show significantly different expression levels between treatment conditions

molecular2 papers
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emergence success

population ecology2 papers
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heat shock proteins

Molecular chaperones that help cells cope with protein folding stress under adverse conditions

molecular2 papers
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matrix resistance

The relative difficulty of movement through different types of non-habitat matrix surrounding habitat patches

landscape2 papers
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metabolic flight capacity

Peak metabolic rate and total energy expenditure during forced flight as measures of dispersal ability

population ecology1 paper