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AbstractInsect–bacteria symbiont associations can be found in almost all insect orders which supply an array of physiological and ecological benefits to the host insect. Plant sap‐feeding insects, including psyllids, have developed symbiotic relationships with a variety of bacteria to compensate nitrogen‐poor diets.
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Diapause termination in the olive psyllid Euphyllura phillyreae, in the field and in the laboratory
Entomologia Experimentalis Et Applicata, 1986M E Tzanakakis
exaly
The cestode Vampirolepis straminea in mice: A new record for New Zealand
New Zealand Journal of Zoology, 1988Elaine C Murphy
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