The brown planthopper NlDHRS11 is involved in the detoxification of rice secondary compounds
Jun Yang,
Shu‐Ying Yan,
Guo‐Cheng Li
et al.
Abstract:BACKGROUNDThe brown planthopper (Nilaparvata lugens, BPH) is the most destructive serious pest in rice production. Resistant varieties are effective means to defend against BPH, but the impact of the ingestion of resistant rice on BPH transcriptional regulation is still unclear. Here, we explore the molecular basis of the regulation by BPH feeding on resistant rice.RESULTSBPH nymphs preferentially selected susceptible rice TN1 at 24 h after release in a choice test. Feeding on resistant rice IR56 under nonsele… Show more
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