INCREASING ENEMY BIODIVERSITY STRENGTHENS HERBIVORE SUPPRESSION ON TWO PLANT SPECIES

Cory S. Straub(University of Wisconsin–Madison), William E. Snyder(University of Georgia)

Ecology

May 30, 2008

10.1890/07-0657.1

Cited by 120

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