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. 2018 Aug 21;9:1222. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.01222

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Copyright © 2018 Bui, Greenhalgh, Ruckert, Gill, Lee, Ramirez and Clark.

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O. pratensis and T. urticae induce similar changes in gene expression in both barley and maize. Scatter plots of log₂ fold changes for DEGs (FDR-adjusted P-value of 0.01, absolute value log₂ fold change cutoff of 1) in barley (A,B) and maize (C,D) in response to T. urticae and O. pratensis herbivory at two time points (2 h: A,C; 24 h: B,D). For inclusion in a given analysis, a gene had to be detected as differentially expressed in response to at least one herbivore (see Venn diagram insets, and legend, bottom left).