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P14 and offspring winging were negatively correlated in Leningrad clones.
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e0“a negative correlation was observed between the offspring of one female during the first 14 days of breeding (P14) and its winging in clones collected from the Leningrad Region”
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 reproduction tended to decline on wild C4 plants.
- Association Aphid offspring tended to develop wings quickly on less suitable hosts.
- Association The P14–winging correlation was absent in Krasnodar clones.