Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in general and herbivory-induced plant volatiles
(HIPVs) in particular are increasingly understood as major mediators of information transfer …

Non‐native plants are typically released from specialist enemies but continue to be attacked
by generalists, albeit at lower intensities. This reduced herbivory may lead to less investment …

Spatiotemporal variation in herbivory is a major driver of intraspecific variation in plant
defense. Comparatively little is known, however, about how changes in herbivory regime …

Dormancy has repeatedly evolved in plants, animals, and microbes and is hypothesized to
facilitate persistence in the face of environmental change. Yet previous experiments have …

Tissue loss of plants caused by herbivores is very common in nature. As the storage and first
photosynthetic organ, the loss of cotyledon severely impacts dicot seedling establishment …

The geographic mosaic model of plant–herbivore coevolution asserts that interactions
between a plant species and an herbivore species vary in intensity among populations …

In an era of intensive agriculture, insecticides play a predominant role in insect pest
management, which comes at the cost of injuring the environment and human health …

Plants defend themselves from herbivory by either reducing damage (resistance) or
minimizing its negative fitness effects with compensatory growth (tolerance). Herbivore …

Plant phenotypic and reproductive plasticity is strongly influenced by long-term grazing
activities. It is important to understand the life history of dominant plant species, such as …

Resources, such as nitrogen, are widely hypothesized to underlie the expression and
evolution of plant defenses to herbivory. However, resource availability can affect selection …