Symbiotic bacterium affects reproduction of pest-controlling insect, study reveals

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Oct 9, 2024, 2:47 pm124 pts
Many insects are naturally infected with symbiotic bacteria, which are typically transmitted vertically from mother to offspring but are not transmitted horizontally. Understanding the effects of these symbionts is important in terms of insect pest management as they can significantly affect the biology and…

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