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Green leaf volatiles

Green leaf volatiles (GLV) are organic compounds released by plants. Some of these chemicals function as signaling compounds between either plants of the same species, of other species, or even different lifeforms like insects.

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Green leaf volatiles

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples14
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
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Green leaf volatiles

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related to Positive plant–insect interactions · 14
Green leaf volatiles → African, Budworm, Cotesia, Epipactis, For, GLVs, In, Maize, Microplitis, Netelia, Pieris, The, They, Vespula

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plants glvs plant glv release species volatiles also herbivore antimicrobial released compounds herbivores defense different insects found example attract wasps

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Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsIn0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsGLVs0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsThey0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsFor0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsMicroplitis0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsNetelia0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsMaize0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsCotesia0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsAfrican0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsBudworm0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsThe0.60section
Green leaf volatilesrelated to Positive plant–insect interactionsVespula0.60section

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