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Taxon-specific network metrics showed both similarities and divergences.
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Title
Convergence of plant-leafminer associations on two continents
Xiaona Chen; Xiaohua Dai; Qingyun Guo; et al. Global Ecology and Conservation 2025. doi:10.1016/j.gecco.2025.e03656
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- Observation Plant-leafminer network structures were relatively similar across Europe and North America.
- Observation Angiosperms were the dominant host plant phylum.
- Observation Lepidoptera was the most prevalent leafminer order.
- Observation Many leafminers had narrow host ranges, and plants usually associated with one to five leafminer genera.
- Observation Generalist leafminers and host plants with many partners occurred on both continents.
- Association Plant phylogeny significantly predicted similarity of leafminer communities on both continents.