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The pea aphid uses a version of the terminal system during oviparous, but not viviparous, development

3 Apr 2013

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BACKGROUND: In most species of aphid, female nymphs develop into either sexual or asexual adults depending on the length of the photoperiod to which their mothers were exposed. The progeny of these sexual and asexual females, in turn, develop in dramatically different ways. The fertilized oocytes of sexual females begin embryogenesis after being deposited on leaves (oviparous development) while the oocytes of...

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PMID: 23552511
DOI: 10.1186/2041-9139-4-10

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