… Two blends, each having four mixtures with four different levels of synthetic plant volatiles
added, were made-up for this study. The chemicals used were obtained from Sigma-Aldrich (…

… We further found that low water availability resulted in a weaker induction of plant volatiles
in response to S. exigua damage. This result is in agreement with our expectations and also …

… Soil properties, including microbial composition and nutrient availability, can influence the
emissions of plant volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that serve as host-location cues for …

… are examples of those known to be emitted by plants; those on the bottom, by fungi (Table …
volatile compounds are also involved in the volatile-mediated communications between plants …

… We therefore grouped plant volatiles in chemical classes, in order to investigate potential
qualitative differences between undamaged and whitefly-infested flowering-melon …

… that volatiles may benefit S. avenae colonies via metabolic changes in wheat plants, …
susceptibility whereby plant volatiles weaken the defences of receiving plants, thus leading …

… This review focuses specifically on wounding-/damage-induced plant volatiles that fulfill
the criteria of DAMPs in stricto sensu. We highlight their chemical nature and their ability to …

… between plants and their direct environment, within the framework of a metaanalysis (Chapter
3). The … An interesting group includes the plant volatiles released after insect herbivore- or …

… Herbivore-induced plant volatiles (HIPVs) are important signaling compounds released by
plants … Here, we assess the ability for birds to cue in on plant volatiles to locate insect prey. …

… change the patterns of volatile emission (and thus plant volatile complexity) and how this
in … plant volatile complexity and plant species diversity. First we outline how plant volatile …