Phytochemical Induction by Herbivores. 1991. figs. tabs. XX,431 p. gr8vo. Cloth.

Contents: Part I: Phytochemical Responses to Herbivore Attack (APhytocentric Perspective of Phytochemical Induction by Herbivores, JamesS.Coleman and Clive G.Jones/ Damaged-Induced Alkaloids in Wild Tobacco,Ian T.Baldwin/ Long-Term and Short-Term Induction in Quaking Aspen:Related Phenomena?, Thomas P.Clausen, Paul B.Reichardt, John P.Bryant,and Richard A.Werner/ Carbon Allocation, Phenotypic Plasticity, and Induced Defenses, Juha Tuomi, Torbjoern Fagerstroem, and Pekka Niemelae/Biochemical Aspects and Significance of the Rapidly Induced Accumulationof Phenolics in Birch Foliage, S.E.Hartley and J.H.Lawton)/ Part II:Impact of Inducible Phytochemicals on Herbivore Fitness, Behavior,Population Dynamics, and Communities (Effects of Mammal Browsing on theChemistry of Deciduous Woody Plants, J.P.Bryant, K.Danell, F.Provenza,P.B.Reichardt, T.A.Clausen, and R.A.Werner/ /Etc. - Out of printat the publisher. Few copies left only.