Philippa Kaur

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The possibility of exploiting differential ant attendance to generate new intercropping or selected plants combinations represents a practical opportunity to increase the resilience of cultivated systems. In this study we confirmed the initial prediction, i.e. that the supplement of a specific plant within a perennial cropping system would divert ant attendance from an aphid attacking […] More

DNA extraction and stLFR library construction, and sequencing The long genomic DNA molecules were extracted from the muscle of Mekong tiger perch using a conventional method for sufficient DNA quality31. The stLFR library was constructed following the standard protocol using MGIEasy stLFR library preparation kit (PN:1000005622)12. In detail, the transposons with hybridization sequences were inserted […] More

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1. Engel, S., Palmer, C. & Pfaff, A. On the endogeneity of resource comanagement: theory and evidence from Indonesia. Land Econ. 89, 308–329 (2013). Article Google Scholar 2. Mansuri, G. & Rao, V. Localizing Developing: Does Participation Work? (World Bank, 2013). 3. Arnstein, S. R. A ladder of citizen participation. J. Am. Inst. Plann. 35, […] More