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Herbivory is a paradoxical interspecific interaction. On the one hand, upward of a quarter of all species are herbivorous insects (Strong et al., 1984) and some additional fraction of the noninsect species is also herbivorous, so plant-herbivore interactions are common. On the other hand, the simple observation is that, to a first approximation, the earth is green (Hairston et al., 1960), despite the combined effect of those herbivores.
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Herbivory
is
a
paradoxical
interspecific
interaction.
On
the
one
hand,
upward
of
a
quarter
of
all
species
are
herbivorous
insects
(Strong
et
al.,
1984)
and
some
additional
fraction
of
the
noninsect
species
is
also
herbivorous,
so
plant-herbivore
interactions
are
common.
On
the
other
hand,
the
simple
observation
is
that,
to
a
first
approximation,
the
earth
is
green
(Hairston
et
al.,
1960),
despite
the
combined
effect
of
those
herbivores.
