David H. Siemens

Herbivore-induced ethylene suppresses a direct defense but not a putative indirect defense against an adapted herbivore

Johannes Kahl, David H. Siemens, Rob J. Aerts et al. · Planta · 2000 · 346 citations

Biology, Putative Indirect Defense, Plant-parasite Coevolution +9

COST OF DEFENSE IN THE CONTEXT OF PLANT COMPETITION: BRASSICA RAPA MAY GROW<i>AND</i>DEFEND

David H. Siemens, Shannon H. Garner, Thomas Mitchell‐Olds et al. · Ecology · 2002 · 225 citations

Biology, Myrosinase Concentration, Activated Carbon Treatments +13

Ontogenetic switches from plant resistance to tolerance: minimizing costs with age?

Karina Boege, Rodolfo Dirzo, David H. Siemens et al. · Ecology Letters · 2007 · 130 citations

ECOLOGICAL COSTS OF PLANT RESISTANCE TO HERBIVORES IN THE CURRENCY OF POLLINATION

Sharon Y. Strauss, David H. Siemens, Meika B. Decher et al. · Evolution · 1999 · 124 citations · Full text

Biology, Plant-parasite Coevolution, Botany +13

Glucosinolates and Herbivory by Specialists (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae, Lepidoptera: Plutellidae): Consequences of Concentration and Induced Resistance

David H. Siemens, Thomas Mitchell‐Olds · Environmental Entomology · 1996 · 110 citations

Engineering, Plant Fitness, Entomology +18