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moving target model: a standalone construct

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Plant ecology

inducible defenses benefit plants by making them variable and unpredictable to herbivores, not only by saving costs.

In plant ecology, moving target model refers to inducible defenses benefit plants by making them variable and unpredictable to herbivores, not only by saving costs. This meaning comes from Adler (1994) in The American Naturalist.[1]

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References

  1. Adler, F. R., & Karban, R. (1994). Defended Fortresses or Moving Targets? Another Model of Inducible Defenses Inspired by Military Metaphors. The American Naturalist, 144(5), 813-832. https://doi.org/10.1086/285708

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