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Influence of factitious hosts on the morphometry and diversity of endosymbionts of the egg parasitoid Telenomus remus: insights for applied biological control
The use of alternative hosts enables the mass creation of parasitoids in an economically viable manner, for examples, Telenomus remus Nixon (Hymenoptera: Platygastridae) created in Corcyra cephalonica Stainton (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) and Anticarsia gemmatalis Hübner (Lepidoptera: Erebidae). Due to...
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| description | The use of alternative hosts enables the mass creation of parasitoids in an economically viable manner, for examples,
Telenomus remus
Nixon (Hymenoptera: Platygastridae) created in
Corcyra cephalonica
Stainton (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) and
Anticarsia gemmatalis
Hübner (Lepidoptera: Erebidae). Due to the possible modifications resulting from the parasitoid-host relationship, we characterized the eggs of these hosts and studied the endosymbionts of each
T
.
remus
population. Scanning electron microscope images of freshly parasitized
Spodoptera frugiperda
,
A
.
gemmatalis
, and
C
.
cephalonica
eggs with
T
.
remus
exit orifice were taken. The morphometry of the parasitoids was based on the measurements of wing length and width, and body and tibia lengths. Polymerase chain reactions were performed to detect bacteria of the genera
Arsenophonus
,
Spiroplasma
,
Rickettsia
,
Serratia
, and
Wolbachia
. The eggs of the hosts differed in terms of morphological characteristics.
T
.
remus
females, when raised in
A
.
gemmatalis
eggs, had a longer body length than females raised in other hosts, and
T
.
remus
males were larger in all morphometric characters evaluated. Female parasitoids reared in
C
.
cephalonica
had body and tibia lengths similar to those in
S
.
frugiperda
; however, wing length and width were smaller than those of the other parasitoids. In the three
T
.
remus
populations
Serratia grimesii
were detected, and only in the population raised in
C
.
cephalonica
was the
Wolbachia
endosymbiont found. The results elucidated the understanding of host adaptation dynamics. |
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T
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remus
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Spodoptera frugiperda
,
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gemmatalis
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C
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cephalonica
eggs with
T
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remus
exit orifice were taken. The morphometry of the parasitoids was based on the measurements of wing length and width, and body and tibia lengths. Polymerase chain reactions were performed to detect bacteria of the genera
Arsenophonus
,
Spiroplasma
,
Rickettsia
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Serratia
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Wolbachia
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T
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remus
females, when raised in
A
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T
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remus
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C
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cephalonica
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S
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frugiperda
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T
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remus
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Serratia grimesii
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Nixon (Hymenoptera: Platygastridae) created in
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Stainton (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) and
Anticarsia gemmatalis
Hübner (Lepidoptera: Erebidae). Due to the possible modifications resulting from the parasitoid-host relationship, we characterized the eggs of these hosts and studied the endosymbionts of each
T
.
remus
population. Scanning electron microscope images of freshly parasitized
Spodoptera frugiperda
,
A
.
gemmatalis
, and
C
.
cephalonica
eggs with
T
.
remus
exit orifice were taken. The morphometry of the parasitoids was based on the measurements of wing length and width, and body and tibia lengths. Polymerase chain reactions were performed to detect bacteria of the genera
Arsenophonus
,
Spiroplasma
,
Rickettsia
,
Serratia
, and
Wolbachia
. The eggs of the hosts differed in terms of morphological characteristics.
T
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remus
females, when raised in
A
.
gemmatalis
eggs, had a longer body length than females raised in other hosts, and
T
.
remus
males were larger in all morphometric characters evaluated. Female parasitoids reared in
C
.
cephalonica
had body and tibia lengths similar to those in
S
.
frugiperda
; however, wing length and width were smaller than those of the other parasitoids. In the three
T
.
remus
populations
Serratia grimesii
were detected, and only in the population raised in
C
.
cephalonica
was the
Wolbachia
endosymbiont found. 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Nixon (Hymenoptera: Platygastridae) created in
Corcyra cephalonica
Stainton (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) and
Anticarsia gemmatalis
Hübner (Lepidoptera: Erebidae). Due to the possible modifications resulting from the parasitoid-host relationship, we characterized the eggs of these hosts and studied the endosymbionts of each
T
.
remus
population. Scanning electron microscope images of freshly parasitized
Spodoptera frugiperda
,
A
.
gemmatalis
, and
C
.
cephalonica
eggs with
T
.
remus
exit orifice were taken. The morphometry of the parasitoids was based on the measurements of wing length and width, and body and tibia lengths. Polymerase chain reactions were performed to detect bacteria of the genera
Arsenophonus
,
Spiroplasma
,
Rickettsia
,
Serratia
, and
Wolbachia
. The eggs of the hosts differed in terms of morphological characteristics.
T
.
remus
females, when raised in
A
.
gemmatalis
eggs, had a longer body length than females raised in other hosts, and
T
.
remus
males were larger in all morphometric characters evaluated. Female parasitoids reared in
C
.
cephalonica
had body and tibia lengths similar to those in
S
.
frugiperda
; however, wing length and width were smaller than those of the other parasitoids. In the three
T
.
remus
populations
Serratia grimesii
were detected, and only in the population raised in
C
.
cephalonica
was the
Wolbachia
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| subjects | Agriculture Bacteria Biological control Biomedical and Life Sciences Body length Ecology Eggs Endosymbionts Females Host-parasite interactions Lepidoptera Life Sciences Morphometry Orifices Parasitoids Physical characteristics Plant Pathology Plant Sciences Polymerase chain reaction Scanning electron microscopy Serratia Spodoptera frugiperda Telenomus remus Tibia Wolbachia |
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