Communication through smell: plants and their secrets
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https://doi.org/10.22201/cuaieed.16076079e.2022.23.2.3Keywords:
volatile compounds, chemical communication, biotic interactions, mutualists, antagonistAbstract
The interactions that occur between the angiosperms and other organisms are mediated by a wide variety of plant attributes. Among these attributes, the volatile organic compounds that participate in chemical communication stand out. These compounds act as chemical signals that convey plant-specific information and are detected by mutualistic or antagonistic organisms.
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