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Aphids detect approaching predators using plant-borne vibrations and visual cues
Moshe Gish
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management
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Visual Cues
100%
Vibration Cue
100%
Hemiptera: Aphididae
100%
Aphids
60%
Ladybirds
60%
Defensive Response
40%
Pea Aphid
40%
Stylet
40%
Predator Detection
40%
Antennal Movement
40%
Behavioral Response
20%
Novel Management
20%
Predator Odor
20%
Caper
20%
Defensive Behavior
20%
Multimodal Cues
20%
Kick
20%
Insect Parasitoids
20%
Odor Detection
20%
Crop Pest
20%
Twitch
20%
Vibration Pattern
20%
Coccinellid Predators
20%
Variegated Caper Bug
20%
Acyrthosiphon pisum
20%
Management Techniques
20%
Insect Predators
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Hemiptera
100%
Aphididae
100%
Acyrthosiphon pisum
60%
Aphid
60%
Caper
40%
Bug
40%
Stylets
40%
Parasitoid
20%
Defensive Behavior
20%
Coccinellidae
20%