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Baldwin, I. T.: How do plant genomes develop different phenotypes depending on their environment. (2018)

Schuman, M. C.: Why and how do plants emit volatile compounds when defending themselves against herbivores? (2018)

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Baldwin, I. T.: What new insights into plants‘ defense mechanisms can be gained by studying their interactions with their habitat? (2016)

Baldwin, I. T.: Studying a plant’s ecological interactions in the genomics era: The story of Nicotiana attenuata; Part 1: A short biased history of an interdisciplinary field. (2016)