Rapid evolution of aphid pests in agricultural environments.

doi:10.1016/j.cois.2017.12.009

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Rapid evolution of aphid pests in agricultural environments.

Current opinion in insect science - 1 Apr 2018

Simon Jean-Christophe, Peccoud Jean

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Aphids constitute a major group of crop pests that inflict serious damages to plants, both directly by ingesting phloem and indirectly as vectors of numerous diseases. In response to intense and repeated human-induced pressures, such as insecticide treatments, the use of resistant plants and biological agents, aphids have developed a series of evolutionary responses relying on adaptation and phenotypic...

Topics

Adaptation, Biological
Alkenes
Animals
Aphids
Biological Evolution
Crops, Agricultural
Insect Control
Phenotype
Pyrans
Symbiosis

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PMID: 29764656
DOI: 10.1016/j.cois.2017.12.009

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