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  • 1. Investigations into plant biochemical wound-response pathways involved in the production of aphid-induced plant volatiles.
    Girling RD, Madison R, Hassall M, Poppy GM, Turner JG.
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    Hunt EJ, Pritchard J, Bennett MJ, Zhu X, Barrett DA, Allen T, Bale J, Newbury HJ.
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