Review on microbiota in fruit piercing moths specifically from erebidea (Noctuoidea: Lepidoptera)
Monika Gulabrao Rathod,
Ravindra Fakirrao Pathre,
Sachin Shankar Jadhav
et al.
Abstract:Insects belong to order Lepidoptera include moths, comprising approximately 1,60,000 species acts as a major crop pest of the world. Many insects play as host to different microbes by forming close mutualistic relationships. The study on this topic reveals bacterial symbiont play important role on host's biology, it may impact on host's digestion, immunity, anti-pathogenic responses, nutrient absorption of host food etc.; Fruit piercing moths are common agricultural pest which damages the commercially importan… Show more
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