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  1. Neural processing of chemosensory information from the locust legs

    Tarsal chemoreceptors in phytophagous insects can provide information on the chemical nature of the leaf surface, and are thus potentially important in host plant discrimination. Ovipositing Pieris brassicae, for example, drum the surface of leaves with their tarsi and tarsal chemoreceptors have …

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