- A
herbivore is an
animal anatomically and
physiologically adapted to
eating plant material, for
example foliage or
marine algae, for the main component...
-
Herbivore men or gr****-eater men (草食(系)男子, Sōshoku(-kei) danshi) is a term used in ****an to
describe young men who
become a
voluntarily celibate and express...
- the
impact of
herbivores.
Plants can
sense being touched, and they can use
several strategies to
defend against damage caused by
herbivores. Many plants...
- sustenance. The
organisms which herbivores consume are
primary producers,
predominantly plants (including algae).
Herbivores which consume land
plants may...
-
Browsing is a type of
herbivory in
which a
herbivore (or, more
narrowly defined, a folivore)
feeds on leaves, soft shoots, or
fruits of high-growing,...
-
Herbivores'
effects on
plant diversity vary
across environmental changes.
Herbivores could increase plant diversity or
decrease plant diversity. Loss of...
- Thylacoleo, the so-called "marsupial lion".
Living diprotodonts are
almost all
herbivores, as were most of
those that are now extinct. A few
insectivorous and omnivorous...
-
metabolites to
deter insects.
These toxins limit the diet
breadth of
herbivores, and
evolving mechanisms to
nonetheless continue herbivory is an important...
-
herbivores, insects, and pathogens,
while the
volatile phenolic compounds may
attract benefactors such as
parasitoids or
predators of the
herbivores that...
- for
their larvae. One
herbivore of lima bean is
Spodoptera littoralis, the
African cotton leafworm. An
attack by this
herbivore induces hydrogen peroxide...
