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Methods in Chemical Ecology [Hardcover]

Kenneth F. Haynes (Editor), Jocelyn G. Millar (Editor)

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June 30, 1998 0412080419 978-0412080418 1st
This practical manual represents a comprehensive, up-to-date compilation of useful chemical ecology techniques and references. Written from the viewpoint of the practitioner, this book and its companion volume on chemical methods describe apparatus and methods, providing detailed discussions of the advantages and limitations of various techniques. Taken together, the volumes provide the information required to isolate and identify biologically active chemicals mediating inter- and intraspecific interactions between organisms from most of the major taxa. Methods in Chemical Ecology: Bioassay Methods covers bioassay techniques from a broad spectrum of species, ranging from microorganisms in aquatic environments to mammals in terrestrial habitats. This volume is designed to assist both ecologists and chemists with the sometimes daunting task of developing bioassay techniques to be used in the isolation and identification of natural products. The contributors, all highly respected active researchers, provide insights into the many pitfalls of bioassay design based on their years of experience. With minimal use of technical jargon, this volume is designed as an indispensable reference manual for graduate students as well as experienced researchers. This volume will also serve as a valuable reference book for researchers in many related disciplines, including animal behavior, natural-products chemistry, ecology, botany/plant sciences, zoology, entomology, marine biology and ecology, and pharmacology.

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`Its greatest value is as a compilation of ideas to guide future work. As such, it is ideal for advanced students in chemical ecology, but it is also very readable and would be fascinating for those with general interests in ecology.' Journal of Environmental Quality, 28 (1999)

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Kenneth F. Haynes is a Professor of Entomology in the Department of Entomology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky.

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chemically mediated foraging, squid pellets, stimulus tadpoles, microscope slide assay, postcloacal gland, antimicrobial chemical defense, chemical alarm cues, chemical cues from predators, krill eye, settlement assays, chemotaxis medium, airborne chemical cues, injured conspecifics, crushed conspecifics, test tadpoles, territorial pheromones, postingestive effects, cascadae tadpoles, foraging cues, antifouling activity, capillary assay, marine secondary metabolites, marine consumers, predator odors, trigeminal chemoreception
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