Variation for secondary chemistry and herbivory in Boechera

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Boechera stricta, a North American relative of Arabidopsis, provides a model system for ecological and evolutionary research. Previous studies have focused on chemical variation, resistance to insect herbivores, and a range of ecologically important traits. Here, these experiments quantify phenotypic and genetic variation for plant defensive chemistry as well as resistance to two lepidopteran herbivore species. Genetic constraints on adaptive evolution can be addressed.