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Host plant phenology shapes aphid abundance and interactions with ants

Authors: Mooney, E.ORCID; Mitchell, A.; Den Uyl, J. H.; Mullins, M. L.; DiBiase, C.; Heschel, M. S.
Year: 2023
Journal: Oikos, Vol. 2, pp. e09109
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