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Building the bridge to herbivory: ecology, microbes, and adaptation
Identifying the macro- and micro-evolutionary factors that create and maintain biodiversity is a central goal of evolutionary biology. It is clear that interactions between plant hosts and insect herbivores drive increased diversification rates in insects. Yet, there are also challenges to herbivory
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