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Pea Plants Show Risk Sensitivity
Efrat Dener
, Alex Kacelnik
, Hagai Shemesh
The Swiss Institute for Dryland Environmental and Energy Research
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Keyphrases
False Assumption
33%
Growth Allocation
33%
Human Primates
33%
Incomplete Knowledge
33%
Information Processing Mechanism
66%
Mechanism Knowledge
33%
Nitrogen Availability
33%
Nonlinear Effects
33%
Nutrient Level
33%
Pea Plants
100%
Plant Information
33%
Risk Adaptation
33%
Risk Aversion
33%
Risk Prediction
33%
Risk Proneness
33%
Risk Sensitivity
100%
Risk-sensitivity Theory
100%
Root Growth
33%
Social Insects
33%
Split-root
33%
Neuroscience
Aversion
50%
Information Processing
100%
Psychology
Information Processing
100%