Dynamic Plant-Plant-Herbivore Interactions Govern Plant Growth-Defence Integration.

Abstract:

:Plants downregulate their defences against insect herbivores upon impending competition for light. This has long been considered a resource trade-off, but recent advances in plant physiology and ecology suggest this mechanism is more complex. Here we propose that to understand why plants regulate and balance growth and defence, the complex dynamics in plant-plant competition and plant-herbivore interactions needs to be considered. Induced growth-defence responses affect plant competition and herbivore colonisation in space and time, which has consequences for the adaptive value of these responses. Assessing these complex interactions strongly benefits from advanced modelling tools that can model multitrophic interactions in space and time. Such an exercise will allow a critical re-evaluation why and how plants integrate defence and competition for light.

journal_name

Trends Plant Sci

journal_title

Trends in plant science

authors

de Vries J,Evers JB,Poelman EH

doi

10.1016/j.tplants.2016.12.006

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-04-01 00:00:00

pages

329-337

issue

4

eissn

1360-1385

issn

1878-4372

pii

S1360-1385(16)30206-0

journal_volume

22

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