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期刊名:Current opinion in insect science

缩写:CURR OPIN INSECT SCI

ISSN:2214-5745

e-ISSN:2214-5753

IF/分区:5.5/Q1

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Claire Ramsay,Ehab Abouheif Claire Ramsay
Ant colonies are superorganisms containing a wingless, nonreproductive, worker caste. The suppression (loss or reduction) of worker organs involved in mating and reproduction is a feature of many ant superorganisms. It is largely assumed th...
Yue-Ming Li,Xiao-Yue Hong Yue-Ming Li
While insect symbionts are known for their roles in nutrient supplementation and toxin detoxification, their potential roles in modulating plant immunity remain incompletely understood. Here, we synthesize how symbionts shape plant defenses...
Yuzu Sakata,Shunsuke Utsumi Yuzu Sakata
Anthropogenic climate change has a major impact on herbivorous insect outbreaks. Altered temperature regimes can directly affect insect population demography by altering insect traits through both ecological and evolutionary mechanisms, as ...
Hong Lu,Yumei Fu,Jiahui Tong et al. Hong Lu et al.
With the advance of metatranscriptomic sequencing, an increasing number of symbiotic viruses have been recognized in insects. These insect symbiotic viruses not only modulate key aspects of insect biology, including physiology, fecundity, d...
Quentin Paynter,Angela Bownes,Ronny Groenteman et al. Quentin Paynter et al.
Reliable prediction of weed biocontrol outcomes is desirable because developing new programmes can be costly and success is not guaranteed. In this review, we outline how advances in both agent and weed-target selection are improving progra...
Hong-Wei Shan,Jian-Ping Chen,Jun-Min Li Hong-Wei Shan
Most hemipteran insects are plant sap-feeders that maintain diverse symbionts, which are essential for their nutrition, development, and defense. Elucidating the mechanisms governing the symbiont transmission is fundamental to understanding...
Souleymane Diallo,Steve B S Baleba,Merid N Getahun Souleymane Diallo
Achieving global health security is challenged by arthropod vectors, that transmit a wide range of vector borne human and animal diseases. Although the safe, selective, and responsible use of insecticides remains to play a crucial role in v...
Laura Boulan,Christen Mirth Laura Boulan
Ecdysone, the major steroid hormone in insects, coordinates developmental progression by coupling systemic hormonal pulses to tissue-specific cellular responses. In this review, we explore its multifaceted roles in regulating organ growth a...
Minhyung Jung,Yoshitomo Kikuchi Minhyung Jung
In herbivorous insects, symbiotic microorganisms provide advantages through digestion, detoxification, and essential nutrient supplementation, thereby influencing the internal physiology of insect hosts. These symbiont-mediated changes can ...
Rebecca F Spokony,Christopher Marroquin,Lacy J Barton Rebecca F Spokony
Development, physiology, and reproduction in insects require juvenile hormones (JHs). Given these essential functions, the availability of these potent small molecules is tightly controlled by synthesis, transportation, and degradation. Ins...