Compounds that disrupt these systems are central to Callaway’s “novel weapons” hypothesis, which may explain the success of invasive producers of glucosinolates (“gluco-SIN-oh-lates”). The Simard lab has estimated flux through these systems as about 6 percent of Pseudotsuga menziesii’s (“pseudo-TSOO-guh MEN-zees-ee-eye’s”) total uptake using the standard method of comparing isotope data with and without a mesh in place. The formation of these systems is directed by gradients of lactones named for parasites in the genus Striga. (-5[1])Individuals isolated from VOCs (“V-O-C’s”) by plastic bags (-5[1])can still eavesdrop on allelochemicals (10[1])(“uh-LEEL-oh-chemicals”) via these systems, which share a common signaling pathway with rhizobia (“rye-ZO-bee-uh”) nodules. (10[2])Non-photosynthetic plants can cheat these systems by stealing (10[1])carbon contributed by other plants. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this “wood-wide (10[1])web” (-5[2])formed (10[1])from mutualistic relationships between fungi and (-5[1])plants. (10[3]-5[1])■END■ (10[9]0[8])