Frequency of secondary symbiont infection in an invasive Psyllid relates to parasitism pressure on a geographic scale in California

Article Abstract:

The survey results of diversity and frequency of secondary symbiont, Glycaspis brimblecombei, harbored within the red gum lerp pysllid in California are presented. The findings suggest that symbiont infection frequencies are related to parasitism pressure by a solitary endoparasitoid of the psyllid.

California, Usage, Polymerase chain reaction, Host-bacteria relationships, Diseases and pests, Eucalyptus

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Microbial community diversity associated with carbon and nitrogen cycling in permeable shelf sediments

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A study was conducted to characterize in detail microbially diverse communities in permeable shelf sands that have a large role in global biogeochemical cycles. Predominant phylotypes that could catalyze carbon and nitrogen cycling in marine sands were revealed.

Environmental aspects, Carbon, Biogeochemical cycles, Nitrogen cycle

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