Claim · model-written summary
Period and other listed factors significantly affected pine naringenin.
- Taxon
- Pinus brutia Ten.
Pinus brutiat0 - Interactor
- Thaumetopoea wilkinsoni (Tams)
Thaumetopoea wilkinsonit1herbivore - Outcome
- naringenine0
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Verbatim
e0“Similarly, the period, clone, the numbers of larval bag * clone interaction had a statistically significant effect for caffeic acid and chrysin while the numbers of larval bag and period had a statistically significant effect for ferulic acid, and the period and clone had a statistically significant effect for myricetin and naringenin (P<0.05).”
t0“Brutian Pine (Pinus brutia Ten.)”
t1“pine processionary moth (Thaumetopoea wilkinsoni (Tams))”
Title
YILMAZ, Ergin; AYAN, Sezgin PRSM 2026. doi:10.34874/imist.prsm/ted-v5i1.66564
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- Observation Period significantly affected pine PAL content.
- Observation Period significantly affected pine tannin content.
- Observation Period significantly affected pine gallic acid content.
- Observation Period significantly affected pine catechin content.
- Observation Period significantly affected pine rutin trihydrate content.
- Observation Larval bag number, period and clone significantly affected pine PPO.
- Observation Larval bag number, period, clone and their interaction significantly affected pine cinnamic acid.
- Observation Period and other listed factors significantly affected pine caffeic acid.
- Observation Period and other listed factors significantly affected pine chrysin.
- Observation Period and other listed factors significantly affected pine ferulic acid.
- Observation Period and other listed factors significantly affected pine myricetin.
- Observation With more larval bags from period I to II, pine PPO increased.
- Observation With more larval bags from period I to II, pine cinnamic acid increased.
- Observation With more larval bags from period I to II, pine ferulic acid decreased.
- Observation Pine PAL increased from February to August.
- Observation Pine tannin increased from February to August.
- Observation Pine caffeic acid increased from February to August.
- Observation Pine ferulic acid increased from February to August.
- Observation Pine rutin trihydrate increased from February to August.