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Coordinated P450–UGT detoxification contributes to furanocoumarin tolerance associated with host plant range divergence in <i>Helicoverpa</i>
Plants and herbivorous insects are engaged in a continuous evolutionary arms race driven by chemical defences and counter-defences. How insects integrate distinct detoxification systems to overcome diverse phytochemicals, and how such mechanisms contribute to host-range divergence, remains poorly u
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