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Do bacterial symbionts govern aphid's dropping behavior?
Omer Lavy
, Noa Sher
, Assaf Malik
,
Elad Chiel
Department of Biology and Environment (Oranim Campus)
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Aphids
100%
Bacterial Symbionts
100%
Drop Behavior
100%
Pea Aphid
75%
Pisum
75%
Rickettsia
50%
Polymerase Chain Reaction
50%
Facultative Symbionts
50%
No Significant Difference
25%
Symbiont
25%
Community Structure
25%
Natural Enemies
25%
Mammalian Herbivores
25%
Molecular Techniques
25%
Incidental Predation
25%
Serratia Symbiotica
25%
Defensive Symbiosis
25%
Illumina Platform
25%
High-throughput Profiling
25%
Regiella Insecticola
25%
Buchnera Aphidicola
25%
Mortality Risk Factors
25%
Hemiptera: Aphididae
25%
Acyrthosiphon pisum Harris
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
Symbiont
100%
Pea Aphid
57%
Pisum
42%
Rickettsia
28%
Polymerase Chain Reaction
28%
Infectious Disease
14%
Infectious Agent
14%
Predation
14%
Hemiptera
14%
Buchnera aphidicola
14%
Aphididae
14%
Serratia
14%
Infection
14%
Symbiosis
14%