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Differential colonization of resistant and susceptible host plants: Pemphigus and Populus
N. A. Moran, T. G. Whitham
Biological Sciences
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Keyphrases
Aphids
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Attractivity
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Canyon
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Censusing
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Colonization Dynamics
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Colonization Pattern
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Colonization Rate
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Colonization Time
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Colonizer
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Feeding Stage
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Host Quality
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Host Selection
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Host Tree
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Leaf Turnover
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Limited Ability
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Migrants
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Natural Hybrid
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Pemphigus
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Pemphigus betae
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Physiological Condition
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Populus
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Populus Angustifolia
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Resistant Host
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Survivorship
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Susceptible Host
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Utah
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Canyons
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Host Plant
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Host Selection
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Pemphigus Betae
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Populus
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Populus angustifolia
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Spring
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