Insects on Plants, Chemical Ecology, and Coevolution
Website of the Phytophagy Lab at Cornell University, led by Anurag Agrawal, James A. Perkins Professor of Environmental Studies
Greetings monarch and milkweed enthusiasts from Oaxaca! This is Part III in my series from Mexico where I am based on sabbatical leave from Cornell (see the second post here). This post follows up on observations here that are laying the foundation for my next research and writing projects, continuing on from my recent book Monarchs and Milkweeds.… Read more 
Continuing with Q&A from insightful readers:
Chris Padgett of Louisville, KY, recently wrote: “Hello, I recently read your book. I’m curious, is Monsanto or a think tank funded by their industry funding your work? I ask because I find it interesting you suggest GMOs and pesticides are not harming the Monarchs. Hearing you say this in various interviews on YouTube,… Read more 
Every couple of weeks I get a very interesting email message from somebody out there who has thought deeply about monarchs and milkweed. Especially since these exchanges can be insightful and relevant to questions others may be asking, I have decided to start sharing some of these exchanges. Below is a wonderful message from a freelance writer, William Hoover, of … Read more 
Hello from Oaxaca! A few updates on monarchs and milkweed, February 2018…
Click here for my photo blog on Monarchs and Milkweed in Mexico Part II
Listen to this new podcast and interview about monarchs and milkweed on Brad Grim’s Grow Milkweed forum.
See this great book review in American Entomologist
And finally, a bit of humor, I think. Illinois… Read more