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    Interactions between host plants, endophytic fungi, and a phytophagous insect in an oak (Quercus grisea x Q. gambelii) hybrid zone

    Interactions between host plants, endophytic fungi, and a phytophagous insect in an oak (Quercus grisea x Q. gambelii) hybrid zone by Eric S. Gaylord, Preszler, Ralph W., Boecklen, William J.

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    Patterns of herbivory in the Quercus grisea X Quercus gambelii species complex

    Patterns of herbivory in the Quercus grisea X Quercus gambelii species complex by Aguilar, J.M, Boecklen, W.J. (New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces (USA). Dept. of Biology)

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    A three-trophic-level analysis of the effects of plant hybridization on a leaf mining moth

    A three-trophic-level analysis of the effects of plant hybridization on a leaf mining moth by Preszler, R.P. (New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces (USA). Dept. of Biology), Boecklen, W.J

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    Sex-biased herbivory in arroyo willow: are there general patterns among herbivores? [Salix lasiolepis, Coptodisca, Eriophytes]

    Sex-biased herbivory in arroyo willow: are there general patterns among herbivores? [Salix lasiolepis, Coptodisca, Eriophytes] by Boecklen, W.J. (New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces (USA). Dept. of Biology), Mopper, S, Price, P.W

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    Sex-biased herbivory in Ephedra trifurca: the importance of sex-by-environment interactions

    Sex-biased herbivory in Ephedra trifurca: the importance of sex-by-environment interactions by Boecklen, W.J. (New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces, NM (USA). Dept. of Biology), Hoffman, M.T

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