Introduction to chemical ecology
Barbier, Michel.
Introduction to chemical ecology created by Michel Barbier; translated by M. Ferenczi - xiii, 128 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The origins of, and introduction to, the concept of chemical interaction in nature
Preservation of the species: toxins, venoms and means of deception
The ecological importance of sterols in invertebrates
Pheromones
Stability and instability: two examples
Chemical ecology may be defined as the study of the chemical relationships that exist between living organisms, and between the living and non-living world. ...Michel Barbier [discusses] a wide spectrum of examples, including phytotoxins, mycotoxins, venoms, antibiotics and pheromones.
0582443784
Chemical ecology
Biochemistry
Environmental chemistry
QH541 BAR
Introduction to chemical ecology created by Michel Barbier; translated by M. Ferenczi - xiii, 128 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The origins of, and introduction to, the concept of chemical interaction in nature
Preservation of the species: toxins, venoms and means of deception
The ecological importance of sterols in invertebrates
Pheromones
Stability and instability: two examples
Chemical ecology may be defined as the study of the chemical relationships that exist between living organisms, and between the living and non-living world. ...Michel Barbier [discusses] a wide spectrum of examples, including phytotoxins, mycotoxins, venoms, antibiotics and pheromones.
0582443784
Chemical ecology
Biochemistry
Environmental chemistry
QH541 BAR