1. Characterization of caffeoyl coenzyme A O-methyltransferase genes in maize AND The role of maysin in maize as a defense response to herbivory Open Access Author: Marchinchin, Joseph Robert Title: Characterization of caffeoyl coenzyme A O-methyltransferase genes in maize AND The role of maysin in maize as a defense response to herbivory Graduate Program: Agronomy Keywords: herbivorymaysinpredicted protein structureallelic differencesS:G ratiolignin modificationCCoAOMTantibiosisbioassayscorn earwormfall armywormmaize File: Download Joseph_R_Marchinchin_-_Masters_Thesis.pdf Committee Members: Dawn S Luthe, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorDawn S Luthe, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
2. Study of Defense Genes Expression Induced by Leaf Herbivory in Roots of Insect-resistant Maize Open Access Author: Zhu, Lixue Title: Study of Defense Genes Expression Induced by Leaf Herbivory in Roots of Insect-resistant Maize Graduate Program: Agronomy Keywords: expressiondefense geneherbivorymaize File: Download master_thesis_by_Lixue_Zhu.pdf Committee Members: Dawn S Luthe, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorDawn S Luthe, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
3. TROPICAL CANOPY INSECTS LINK LEAF DAMAGE IN FOSSIL AND LIVING FORESTS Open Access Author: Ramirez Carvalho, Monica Title: TROPICAL CANOPY INSECTS LINK LEAF DAMAGE IN FOSSIL AND LIVING FORESTS Graduate Program: Geosciences Keywords: herbivoryfossilcanopy cranepaleoherbivorypanama File: Download Carvalho-MS_thesis.pdf Committee Members: Peter Daniel Wilf, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorPeter Daniel Wilf, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
4. Novel insect leaf-mining at Mexican Hat, Montana (early Paleocene) and the demise of Cretaceous leaf miners Open Access Author: Donovan, Michael Philip Title: Novel insect leaf-mining at Mexican Hat, Montana (early Paleocene) and the demise of Cretaceous leaf miners Graduate Program: Geosciences Keywords: plant-insect interactionsCretaceous-Paleogene extinctionherbivorypaleoecologyFort Union FormationPowder River Basin File: Download Donovan_Thesis_Final.pdf Committee Members: Peter Daniel Wilf, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor