Effects of elevated carbon dioxide on insect-plant interactions

Abstract

Abstract: Advances in rese arch on effects of elevated carbon dioxide on insect-plant interactions were reviewed in this paper.It has been well demonstrated that plants exhibited physiological and biochemical alterations under elevated CO₂ conditions,which in turn affect phytophagous insects at different levels.The feeding pattern,growth and development of chewing herbivores were all influenced by elevated CO₂,who increased feeding intensity and time for enough nitrogen nutrition,which in turn made them more subjected to their natural enemies and decreased their growth,breeding and survival rates.Most of the sap-sucking insects showed no significant reactions to the elevated CO₂,with some increase in population number.Some suggestions for future research were put forward.

Key words: Molecular responses, mRNA differential display, Oryza sativa L., UV-B radiation

CLC Number:

Q968

MENG Ling, LI Baoping. Effects of elevated carbon dioxide on insect-plant interactions[J]. cje, 2005, (2): 200-205.

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