Amy L. Toth is affiliated with Iowa State University in the United States. Their research spans various aspects of agricultural and biological sciences, with a focus on insect science and molecular biology. The main areas of study include ecology, evolution, behavior, genetics, and plant science.
They have contributed to the understanding of insect behavior, plant and animal interactions, and insect resistance through their work. Their scientific interests primarily cover topics such as:
Toth's recent publications reflect these research interests. Selected papers include:
Their work has appeared frequently in publication venues such as:
Amy L. Toth has also collaborated with several researchers multiple times, indicating sustained partnerships in their research field. Key frequent co-authors include:
George M. Weinstock;Gene E. Robinson;Richard A. Gibbs;Kim C. Worley
Rajwinder Singh;Abby L. Levitt;Edwin G. Rajotte;Edward C. Holmes
Chris R. Smith;Amy L. Toth;Andrew V. Suarez;Gene E. Robinson
Amy L. Toth;Gene E. Robinson
Amy L. Toth;Gene E. Robinson
Amy L. Toth;Kranthi Varala;Thomas C. Newman;Fernando E. Miguez
Amy L. Toth;Sara Kantarovich;Adam F. Meisel;Gene E. Robinson
Isabelle Leoncini;Yves Le Conte;Guy Costagliola;Erika Plettner
Adam G .Dolezal;Amy L Toth
Ali J. Berens;James H. Hunt;Amy L. Toth
Sandra M. Rehan;Amy L. Toth
T Kunieda;T Fujiyuki;Robert Kucharski;Sylvain Foret
Daniel S. Standage;Ali J. Berens;Karl M. Glastad;Andrew J. Severin
Amy L. Toth;Amy L. Toth;Kranthi Varala;Michael T. Henshaw;Sandra L. Rodriguez-Zas
J. M. Jandt;E. A. Tibbetts;A. L. Toth
Adam G. Dolezal;Ashley L. St. Clair;Ge Zhang;Amy L. Toth
Adam G. Dolezal;Stephen D. Hendrix;Nicole A. Scavo;Jimena Carrillo-Tripp
Adam G. Dolezal;Jimena Carrillo-Tripp;Timothy M. Judd;W. Allen Miller
Jimena Carrillo-Tripp;Adam Gregory Dolezal;Michael J. Goblirsch;W. Allen Miller
Amy L Toth;Sandra M Rehan
A. L. Toth;K. B. J. Bilof;K. B. J. Bilof;M. T. Henshaw;J. H. Hunt
Susan A. Weiner;Amy L. Toth
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Publications: 40
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