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• W2111959510 abstract "Experiments examining the role that predators play in controlling herbivore damage to plant biomass are common in ecology. The interactive effect of productivity and predation on standing plant biomass in terrestrial ecosystems, however, remains poorly understood. Here we examine the role of predation and productivity on the damage sap-feeding herbivores inflict on goldenrod. Sap feeders are the dominant herbivores in this community. Sap is poor in nutrients and does not carry many of the chemical defense compounds of goldenrod. Sap-feeders should then be sensitive to changes in productivity and relatively impervious to the production of chemical defenses. We examined the effect of predation and fertilization on goldenrod across a productivity and successional gradient. We found that the effect of predators on controlling herbivore damage increased with increasing productivity. Some of these results are consistent with the Exploitation hypothesis proposed by Oksanen while others seem to reflect alternative mechanisms of trophic control across productivity gradients. Top-down control was strong in high productivity sites while plant competitive interactions may have obscured any pattern of top-down control in intermediate and low productivity sites." @default.
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• W2111959510 title "Trophic Control across a Natural Productivity Gradient with Sap-Feeding Herbivores" @default.
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