Heavy metal (hyper)accumulation in leaves of Arabidopsis halleri is accompanied by a reduced performance of herbivores and shifts in leaf glucosinolate and element concentrations

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Heavy metal (hyper)accumulation in leaves of Arabidopsis halleri is accompanied by a reduced performance of herbivores and shifts in leaf glucosinolate and element concentrations

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作者：Clemens Stolpe^a ; Ute Krä ; mer^b ; Caroline Mü ; ller^a ; ^{caroline.mueller@uni-bielefeld.de" class="auth_mail" title="E-mail the corresponding author}
关键词：Induced defense ; Myzus persicae ; Mamestra brassicae ; Elemental defense ; Optimal defense theory ; Joint effects
刊名：Environmental and Experimental Botany
出版年：2017
出版时间：January 2017
年：2017
卷：133
期：Complete
页码：78-86
全文大小：775 K

文摘

•: The presence of heavy metals may shape plant-herbivore interactions.
•: We investigated the effects of soil Cd and Zn on herbivore and plant responses.
•: Chewing and sucking herbivores are negatively impacted by metal (hyper)accumulation.
•: Leaf glucosinolates and elements respond differently to soil-treatment and herbivory.
•: Most glucosinolates and elements are higher in young leaves in line with the optimal defense theory.