This, the first study on herbivory in a woodland eucalypt in Australia, produced an estimate of annual foliage loss from Eucalyptus blakelyi to herbivorous insects of 40%. Further evidence on abscission of damaged foliage showed that this was an underestimate, a more accurate figure being closer to 70% annually.
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Alan R. P. Journet (1981) studied this question.
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