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Jürgen C Wierz1,2, Matthew L Gimmel3, Selina Huthmacher2

  • 1Department of Insect Symbiosis, Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, 07745 Jena, Germany.

The ISME journal
|June 11, 2024
PubMed
概括

昆虫细菌共生体为皮膜发育提供必要的氨酸,即使在从食肉幼虫到花粉养成人的各种饮食的甲虫中也是如此. 这种古老的联系突出了跨越各种昆虫生态的共生体益处.

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它们是Candidatus Dasytiphilus 菌株.科莱奥普特拉 (科莱奥普特拉) 是一种小鸟类.这就是Dasytinae.梅里科科 (Melyridae) 是一个类型的鱼.细菌体 细菌体 细菌体这就是可克拉多生成 (cocladogenesis).基因组侵蚀 基因组侵蚀主体共生体的共同进化互惠主义 互惠主义花粉养 养 花粉养氨酸补充剂的补充剂.

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