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- W2969923034 abstract "Insects pose a great threat to plants, and plants, in turn, withstand to insect attack through various morphological and biochemical traits. Among the plant defensive traits, secondary metabolites play a major role against insect herbivory as they are highly dynamic. They either occur constitutively in plants or are induced in response to insect herbivory. These metabolites include sulfur- (terpenes and flavonoids) and nitrogen-containing metabolites (alkaloids, cyanogenic glucosides, and nonprotein amino acids), which are being implicated by plants against insect pests. Plant secondary metabolites either are directly toxic to insect pests or mediate signaling pathways that produce plant toxins. Further, some of the plant secondary metabolites act through antixenosis mode by developing non-preference in host plant to the insect pests. However, some plant secondary metabolites recruit natural enemies of the insect pests, thus indirectly defending plants against insect pests. However, insects have developed adaptations to these plant secondary metabolites. In this chapter, important plant secondary metabolites, their mechanism of action against insect pests, counter-adaptation by insects, and promising advances and challenges are discussed." @default.
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- W2969923034 title "Plant Defense and Insect Adaptation with Reference to Secondary Metabolites" @default.
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