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Detection of genetically isolated entities within the Mediterranean species of Bemisia tabaci: new insights into the systematics of this worldwide pest.

Pest management science - 1 Mar 2015

Mouton Laurence, Gnankiné Olivier, Henri Hélène, Terraz Gabriel, Ketoh Guillaume, Martin Thibaud, Fleury Frédéric, Vavre Fabrice

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BACKGROUND: The taxonomy of the species complex Bemisia tabaci, a serious agricultural pest worldwide, is not well resolved yet, even though species delimitation is critical for designing effective control strategies. Based on a threshold of 3.5% mitochondrial (mtCOI) sequence divergence, recent studies have identified 28 putative species. Among them, mitochondrial variability associated with particular symbiotic...

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PMID: 24863547
DOI: 10.1002/ps.3834

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