She phenomenon bea-oaylleeagh eh co-assee. T'eh çheet er bioag cur magh stoo bea-chemmigagh ennagh as eiyrtys oc er bioagyn elley bentyn rish aase, mayrnaght ny geddyn sliught. T'ad cur stoo co-asseeagh er lheid ny stooghyn. Ta kuse jeu foayssagh, agh ta fir elley jeeyllagh, as shen bun yn ennym oc. T'ad mastey fo-hroaryn soe gyn feme orroo ec y vioag co-asseeagh.[1] Ta stooghyn co-asseeagh jeeyllagh scanshoil dys coadey noi gyndyree.[1][2]

Ta duillagyn ceaut Casuarina equisetifolia lhiettal foghaney lossreeyn straih veanagh, ga dy vel ram sollys ny greiney as ram fliaghey 'syn ard.

Ta co-assee ny hro cadjin shiartase dy lossreeyn, algaghyn, bacteyryn, corrylyn as fungyssyn. Ta laue mooar ec eddyr-obbyraghey co-asseeagh er reaghey rheamyn dooie as earrooyn mastey lossreeyn, as er niart ymmodee lossreeyn ruegyssagh myrgeddin.

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  1. a b Stamp, Nancy (March 2003). "Out of the quagmire of plant defense hypotheses". The Quarterly Review of Biology 78 (1): 23-55. 
  2. Fraenkel, Gottfried S. (May 1959). "The raison d'Etre of secondary plant substances". Science 129: 1466-1470. 

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