Biology, 13.02.2020 22:26, oscarmasinde44

Imagine two different species of caterpillar are feeding on an N. attenuate plant. One of these species is M. sexta. How can this plant differentiate between M. sexta (which are unaffected by the plant's usual chemical defenses) and the other caterpillar species?

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