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Wolbachia is a
genus of gram-negative
bacteria infecting many
species of
arthropods and
filarial nematodes. The
symbiotic relationship ranges from parasitism...
- parthenogenesis-inducing
Wolbachia may be a
difficult and rare phenomenon. However, when
looking at the
Wolbachia-host ****ociations, the Trichogramma-
Wolbachia form a monophyletic...
- many
arthropod species that is
caused by
intracellular parasites such as
Wolbachia.
These bacteria reside in the
cytoplasm of the host
cells (hence the name...
- and cats.
Wolbachia infection are the most
common infection in
arthropods today, and over 40% of
arthropods have
contracted it.
Wolbachia can be transmitted...
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Wolbachia species have been
detected in many
species of Phytoseiidae, both in the
field and in the lab.
Although most
research focuses on
Wolbachia in...
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which lays its eggs into ticks. It
seems to use a
symbiotic bacteria,
Wolbachia pipientis, to
weaken the tick's
immune system.
Ixodiphagus hookeri is...
- of
Wolbachia.
Since Wolbachia is also
maternally transmitted, it was
found that the WNV-resistant
phenotype is
directly related to the
Wolbachia infection...
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Buchnera aphidicola, a
secondary symbiont, and
bacteria in the
genus Wolbachia.
There are
about 243
species in this genus.
Species include:
Cinara abietis...
- po****tion control. In 2016
research into the use of a
bacterium called Wolbachia as a
method of
biocontrol was
published showing that
invasion of Ae. aegypti...
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mosquitos carrying Wolbachia bacteria were
released on the mountain,
totaling 10
million by June of that year. When male
mosquitos with
Wolbachia mate with female...
