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Similarly, during the past two years ecdysone-like compounds (phytoecdysones) were discovered in certain ferns, evergreen trees, and other higher plants similarly. An extensive screening program was being carried out in Japan, and the number of known phytoecdysones was certain to increase. Several related synthetic compounds had also been produced. It was suggested that the phytoecdysones could protect plants similarly from attack by insects and nematodes (parasitic worms). Penetration of the insect on contact is possible and the result could be metamorphosis at the wrong season or death during development. Either effect could decrease the population or possibly eliminate the species.

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