Attacks on Plants by Herbivores Differ from Attacks by Pathogens

question 37

Multiple Choice

Attacks on plants by herbivores differ from attacks by pathogens since herbivores

• A) cause most of their damage by physically feeding on plants.
• B) are all generalists,feeding on many different types of plants.
• C) cause most of their damage by producing secondary metabolites.
• D) are all specialists,feeding on only one type of plant.
• E) cannot be controlled by constitutive or induced defenses.

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