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Physiological Entomology
Abstract Cryptic colouration is a primary anti‐predation strategy in herbivorous insects. Achieving crypsis often requires acquiring dietary carotenoids—tetraterpene pigments vital for plant colouration and photoprotection.
Tarikul Islam +4 more
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Abstract Cryptic colouration is a primary anti‐predation strategy in herbivorous insects. Achieving crypsis often requires acquiring dietary carotenoids—tetraterpene pigments vital for plant colouration and photoprotection.
Tarikul Islam +4 more
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The New phytologist, 2016
In Brassica napus, yellow petals had a much higher content of carotenoids than white petals present in a small number of lines, with violaxanthin identified as the major carotenoid compound in yellow petals of rapeseed lines. Using positional cloning we identified a carotenoid cleavage dioxygenase 4 gene, BnaC3.CCD4, responsible for the formation of ...
Zhang, Bao +7 more
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In Brassica napus, yellow petals had a much higher content of carotenoids than white petals present in a small number of lines, with violaxanthin identified as the major carotenoid compound in yellow petals of rapeseed lines. Using positional cloning we identified a carotenoid cleavage dioxygenase 4 gene, BnaC3.CCD4, responsible for the formation of ...
Zhang, Bao +7 more
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DETERMINING DISRUPTIONS IN AN OBJECT SURFACE PROFILE WITH THE AID OF COLOURED REFLECTIONS
2022EICKELER STEFAN +2 more
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Investigating Colouration in Large and Rare Mammals: The Case of the Giant Anteater
Ethology Ecology and Evolution, 2012Tim Caro
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Faculty Opinions – Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature, 2016
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Avian Vision and Egg Colouration: Concepts and Measurements
Avian Biology Research, 2011Martin Stevens
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Grey Leaves in an Alpine Plant: A Cryptic Colouration to Avoid Attack?
New Phytologist, 2014Sun Hang, Gao Chen, Zhi-Min Li
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