نتایج جستجو برای: palatable grasses

تعداد نتایج: 8450  

Journal: :Appetite 2012
Summar Reslan Karen K Saules Mark K Greenwald

Behavioral economic theory is a useful framework for analyzing factors influencing choice, but the majority of human behavioral economic research has focused on drug choice. The behavioral economic choice paradigm may also be valuable for understanding food-maintained behavior. Our primary objective was two-fold: (1) Validate a human laboratory model of food-appetitive behavior, and (2) Assess ...

2013
Harm Veling Henk Aarts Wolfgang Stroebe

The present study explores whether presenting specific palatable foods in close temporal proximity of stop signals in a go/no-go task decreases subsequent evaluations of such foods among participants with a relatively high appetite. Furthermore, we tested whether any decreased evaluations could mediate subsequent food choice. Participants first received a go/no-go task in which palatable foods ...

Journal: :Physiology & Behavior 2012
Marina de Lima Marcolin André de Noronha D. Benitz Danusa Mar Arcego Cristie Noschang Rachel Krolow Carla Dalmaz

Early life events can change biochemical, endocrine and behavioral aspects throughout the life of an animal. Since there is a strong relationship between stress, neonatal handling and feeding behavior, the aim of this study was to investigate the effects of these three factors on behavioral parameters (anxiety and locomotion), oxidative stress in brain structures (prefrontal cortex and hippocam...

2018
Lotus A Lofgren Nicholas R LeBlanc Amanda K Certano Jonny Nachtigall Kathryn M LaBine Jakob Riddle Karen Broz Yanhong Dong Bianca Bethan Christopher W Kafer H Corby Kistler

Mycotoxin-producing Fusarium graminearum and related species cause Fusarium head blight on cultivated grasses, such as wheat and barley. However, these Fusarium species may have had a longer evolutionary history with North American grasses than with cultivated crops and may interact with the ancestral hosts in ways which are biochemically distinct. We assayed 25 species of asymptomatic native g...

2007
Aaron Patton John Boyd

Cool-season (northern) and warm-season (southern) grasses are grown in Arkansas. Cool-season grasses grow best in the spring and fall and less actively in the summer. They stay reasonably green in the winter. Tall fescue (Festuca arundi­ nacea) is the most commonly grown cool-season grass in Arkansas. Warmseason grasses are slow to green up in the spring, grow best in the summer and go dormant ...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2010
Yvonne M Ulrich-Lai Anne M Christiansen Michelle M Ostrander Amanda A Jones Kenneth R Jones Dennis C Choi Eric G Krause Nathan K Evanson Amy R Furay Jon F Davis Matia B Solomon Annette D de Kloet Kellie L Tamashiro Randall R Sakai Randy J Seeley Stephen C Woods James P Herman

Individuals often eat calorically dense, highly palatable "comfort" foods during stress for stress relief. This article demonstrates that palatable food intake (limited intake of sucrose drink) reduces neuroendocrine, cardiovascular, and behavioral responses to stress in rats. Artificially sweetened (saccharin) drink reproduces the stress dampening, whereas oral intragastric gavage of sucrose i...

Journal: :Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 1988

2006
Elena Baraza Regino Zamora José A. Hódar

Spatial distribution of palatable and unpalatable plants can influence the foraging behaviour of herbivores, thereby changing plant-damage probabilities. Moreover, the immediate proximity to certain plants can benefit other plants that grow below them, where toxicity or spines act as a physical barrier or concealment against herbivores. This paper presents the results of a multi-scale experimen...

2001
Alejandro G. Farji-Brener

I evaluated the hypothesis that leaf-cutting ants are more common in early successional forests than in old-growth forests because pioneer species, which dominate in early successional habitats, appear more susceptible to leafcutters than shade-tolerant species, which dominate primary forests (palatable forage hypothesis). The relative importance of pioneer and shade-tolerant species as plant r...

2014
Gregory J. Pec Gary C. Carlton

Fire disturbance is considered a major factor in the promotion of non-native plant species. Non-native grasses are adapted to fire and can alter environmental conditions and reduce resource availability in native coastal sage scrub and chaparral communities of southern California. In these communities persistence of non-native grasses following fire can inhibit establishment and growth of woody...

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