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he figures below show a tobacco hornworm that can only eat well chemically efended tobacco plants (specialist) and the a gypsy moth larvae that can eat leaves f many plants that are not well chemically defended, but often can't eat leaves of lants with specialized chemical defenses (generalist). ssume you have observe a patch of land that was planted with tobacco and some ee species that don't have specialized chemical defenses. How might the abundance f the tobacco plant most likely be affected differently by the generalist herbivore and y the specialist herbivore? Tobacco Hornworm Suwenas Gypsy Moth 0 The gypsy moth may increase the abundance of tobacco by choosing to eat the tree saplings The gypsy moth larvae may decrease the abundance of the tobacco plant by eating the

he figures below show a tobacco hornworm that can only eat well chemically efended tobacco plants (specialist) and the a gypsy moth larvae that can eat leaves f many plants that are not well chemically defended, but often can't eat leaves of lants with specialized chemical defenses (generalist). ssume you have observe a patch of land that was planted with tobacco and some ee species that don't have specialized chemical defenses. How might the abundance f the tobacco plant most likely be affected differently by the generalist herbivore and y the specialist herbivore? Tobacco Hornworm Suwenas Gypsy Moth 0 The gypsy moth may increase the abundance of tobacco by choosing to eat the tree saplings The gypsy moth larvae may decrease the abundance of the tobacco plant by eating the

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The figures below show a tobacco hornworm that can only eat well chemically defended tobacco plants (specialist) and the a gypsy moth larvae that can eat leaves of many plants that are not well chemically defended, but often can't eat leaves of plants with specialized chemical defenses (generalist). Assume you have observe a patch of land that was planted with tobacco and some tree species that don't have specialized chemical defenses. How might the abundance of the tobacco plant most likely be affected differently by the generalist herbivore and by the specialist herbivore? Tobacco Hornworm Gypsy Moth The gypsy moth may increase the abundance of tobacco by choosing to eat the tree saplings The gypsy moth larvae may decrease the abundance of the tobacco plant by eating the leaves of the tree saplings The tobacco hornworm may increase the abundance of tobacco by chasing gypsy moth larvae away from the plants. The tobacco hornworm might decrease the abundance of tobacco by feeding on tobacco plants.
Transcribed Image Text:The figures below show a tobacco hornworm that can only eat well chemically defended tobacco plants (specialist) and the a gypsy moth larvae that can eat leaves of many plants that are not well chemically defended, but often can't eat leaves of plants with specialized chemical defenses (generalist). Assume you have observe a patch of land that was planted with tobacco and some tree species that don't have specialized chemical defenses. How might the abundance of the tobacco plant most likely be affected differently by the generalist herbivore and by the specialist herbivore? Tobacco Hornworm Gypsy Moth The gypsy moth may increase the abundance of tobacco by choosing to eat the tree saplings The gypsy moth larvae may decrease the abundance of the tobacco plant by eating the leaves of the tree saplings The tobacco hornworm may increase the abundance of tobacco by chasing gypsy moth larvae away from the plants. The tobacco hornworm might decrease the abundance of tobacco by feeding on tobacco plants.
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