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- rstb.1991.0076 author "Brown V".
- rstb.1991.0076 author2 "Lawton, J. H.".
- rstb.1991.0076 author3 "Grubb, P. J.".
- rstb.1991.0076 date "1991-08-29".
- rstb.1991.0076 displayAuthors "1".
- rstb.1991.0076 doi "10.1098/rstb.1991.0076".
- rstb.1991.0076 first "V. K.".
- rstb.1991.0076 first2 "J. H.".
- rstb.1991.0076 first3 "P. J.".
- rstb.1991.0076 isCitedBy Evolutionary_history_of_plants.
- rstb.1991.0076 isCitedBy Lamium.
- rstb.1991.0076 isCitedBy Plant_evolutionary_developmental_biology.
- rstb.1991.0076 issue "1267".
- rstb.1991.0076 journal Philosophical_Transactions_of_the_Royal_Society_B.
- rstb.1991.0076 journal "Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences".
- rstb.1991.0076 last "Brown".
- rstb.1991.0076 last2 "Lawton".
- rstb.1991.0076 last3 "Grubb".
- rstb.1991.0076 pages "265–272".
- rstb.1991.0076 quote "... appearance of vegetative plants of white dead-nettles bear a close resemblance to stinging nettles . Stinging hairs deter soft-muzzled, grazing mammals, suggesting that dead-nettles are harmless Batesian mimics. However, many other labiates that do not closely mimic nettles have ovate leaves with serrate margins, so if this is a case of true mimicry, it may have involved rather little modification in leaf shape. ...".
- rstb.1991.0076 title "Herbivory and the Evolution of Leaf Size and Shape [and Discussion]".
- rstb.1991.0076 title "Herbivory and the Evolution of Leaf Size and Shape".
- rstb.1991.0076 vauthors "Brown V, etal".
- rstb.1991.0076 volume "333".
- rstb.1991.0076 year "1991".