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How do herbivores exploit plants?

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How do herbivores exploit plants?

How do herbivores exploit plants?

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Environment: The Science Behind the Stories, Canadian Edition

Environment: The Science Behind the Stories, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Withgott, Laposata, Murck

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Herbivores are animals that feed on the tissues of plants. Insects that feed on plants are the most widespread type of herbivore; just about every plant in the world is attacked by some type of insect. In most cases, herbivory does not kill a plant outright, but may affect its growth and reproduction.

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