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Publications by Sang‐Gyu Kim

Herbivore-Induced Volatile Blends With Both “Fast” and “Slow” Components Provide Robust Indirect Defense in Nature

Functional Ecology

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An Herbivore-Induced Plant Volatile Reduces Parasitoid Attraction by Changing the Smell of Caterpillars

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Differentially Poised Vesicles Underlie Fast and Slow Components of Release at Single Synapses

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Within-Plant Signaling by Volatiles Leads to Induction and Priming of an Indirect Plant Defense in Nature

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