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Aphid reproduction tended to decline on wild C4 plants.
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e0“There was a tendency to decrease aphid reproduction on wild plants with the C4 type of photosynthesis.”
Title
Elena S. Gandrabur; Alla B. Vereshchagina; Andrei N. Frolov; et al. Insects 2026. doi:10.3390/insects17060593
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- Association Host and regional clone origin significantly affected aphid development.
- Observation Poa trivialis was among the most favorable hosts for aphid development.
- Observation Lolium multiflorum was among the most favorable hosts for aphid development.
- Observation Hordeum jubatum was among the most favorable hosts for aphid development.
- Observation Panicum miliaceum was among the least suitable aphid hosts.
- Observation Agrostis capillaris was among the least suitable aphid hosts.
- Observation Leymus arenarius was among the least suitable aphid hosts.
- Observation Setaria viridis was among the least suitable aphid hosts.
- Observation Elymus repens was among the least suitable aphid hosts.
- Observation Bromus erectus was among the least suitable aphid hosts.
- Association Aphid offspring tended to develop wings quickly on less suitable hosts.
- Association P14 and offspring winging were negatively correlated in Leningrad clones.
- Association The P14–winging correlation was absent in Krasnodar clones.