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Scientists at the University of Sydney discovered a new odor-based method to deter herbivorous animals like wallabies from eating plants, replicating an avoided shrub's scent, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
Researchers at the University of Sydney have discovered that by creating artificial smells of plants that wallabies avoid, they can effectively deter the wallabies from eating valuable native tree seedlings.
The study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution demonstrates a new method of "olfactory misinformation" or "chemical camouflage" to help conserve plants and reduce economic losses from herbivores in agriculture and forestry.
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Científicos de la Universidad de Sydney descubrieron un nuevo método basado en el olor para disuadir a los animales herbívoros como los canguros de comer plantas, replicando el olor de un arbusto evitado, publicado en Nature Ecology & Evolution.