Engineering of benzylglucosinolate in tobacco provides proof‐of‐concept for dead‐end trap crops genetically modified to attract <i>Plutella xylostella</i> (diamondback moth)
Morten Emil Møldrup(University of Copenhagen), Barbara Ann Halkier(University of Copenhagen), Carl Erik Olsen(University of Copenhagen), Martin de Vos(KeyGene (Netherlands)), Joel Y. Sun(Pennsylvania State University), Georg Jander(Cornell University), Fernando Geu‐Flores(University of Copenhagen)
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