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3. Variability in Host Plant Chemistry Effects Flight Muscle Development, Gene Expression, and Flight Capacity of Adult Lepidopteran Herbivores.

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Open Access
Author:
Portman, Scott L
Title:
Variability in Host Plant Chemistry Effects Flight Muscle Development, Gene Expression, and Flight Capacity of Adult Lepidopteran Herbivores.
Graduate Program:
Biology
Keywords:
plant
insect
flight
metabolism
gene expression
dispersal
inbreeding
defense
endophyte
File:
Download Portman_Dissertation_Final2.pdf
Committee Members:
James Harold Marden, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Andrew George Stephenson, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Stephen Wade Schaeffer, Committee Member
Gary Felton, Special Member

4. A Rapid Auxin-Induced Increase in Cytosolic Ca2+ is Unique to the Growing Arabidopsis Root Tip and Affects Transcriptional Response to Auxin

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Open Access
Author:
Depew, Cody Lee
Title:
A Rapid Auxin-Induced Increase in Cytosolic Ca2+ is Unique to the Growing Arabidopsis Root Tip and Affects Transcriptional Response to Auxin
Graduate Program:
Plant Biology
Keywords:
Arabidopsis
plant
auxin
transcription
RNA sequencing
confocal
calcium
rapid
root
growth
elongation
File:
Download DePew_Thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Gabriele Brigitte Monshausen, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Kathleen Marie Brown, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Dawn S Luthe, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

5. Testing the complementarity requirements of plant microRNA-target interactions

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Open Access
Author:
Liu, Qikun
Title:
Testing the complementarity requirements of plant microRNA-target interactions
Graduate Program:
Plant Biology
Keywords:
plant
microRNA
target
complementarity
afro-infiltration
Nicotiana benthamina
arabidopsis
small RNA annotation
File:
Download Dissertation_Qikun_Liu.pdf
Committee Members:
Michael Axtell, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Sarah Mary Assmann, Committee Member
Ying Gu, Committee Member
Surinder Chopra, Committee Member

6. THE INFLUENCE OF CROP PHYLODIVERSITY ON HERBIVOROUS INSECTS OF SQUASH AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES

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Open Access
Author:
Coco, Angela M
Title:
THE INFLUENCE OF CROP PHYLODIVERSITY ON HERBIVOROUS INSECTS OF SQUASH AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES
Graduate Program:
Entomology
Keywords:
ecology
entomology
biology
squash
butternut
evolution
phylogeny
insect
plant
interaction
structure
volatile
ipm
cues
response
behavior
parasite
parasitoid
Centistes diabroticae
Celatoria setosa
nematode
gregarine
coco
angela
tooker
john
kaplan
ian
rock springs
agriculture
vegitable
crop
intercrop
polyculture
herbiore
pest
phytophageous
bug
cucumber beetle
squash bug
wasp
fly
food
integrated
management
cucurbit
balduf
community
phylogenetic
relatedness
neighbor
divergence
zucchini
associational
resistance
apparency
research
thesis
2017
2018
2019
regression
elytron
length
sticky
pitfall
trap
foliage
flower
scout
scouting
rain
natural
enemies
diversity
merkle
control
eastern
north
america
File:
Download CocoA_thesis_final_draftc.pdf
Committee Members:
John F Tooker, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Shelby Jay Fleischer, Committee Member
Beth Krueger Gugino, Committee Member