R. A. R. Machado

This study examines how common dandelion populations from different altitudes respond to low atmospheric pressure, finding that low-altitude populations show reduced defense and root growth under low pressure, while high-altitude populations are adapted.

This study shows how western corn rootworm integrates sugar and benzoxazinoid cues for foraging, with sugars aiding host finding and benzoxazinoids influencing acceptance, both improving growth and survival.

This study shows that CO2 mediates long-distance host location and quality assessment by WCR larvae through the DvvGr2 receptor, while short-range location uses other volatiles.

This study investigates whether maize roots respond to herbivore-induced plant volatiles (HIPVs) like leaves, finding no significant changes in root traits or herbivore resistance.

This study evaluates MALDI-TOF MS for identifying Photorhabdus species, showing high discrimination for distantly related species but limited resolution for closely related ones.

The paper investigates how entomopathogenic nematodes develop resistance to benzoxazinoid metabolites sequestered by a maize herbivore, showing increased infectivity towards the herbivore.