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Feeding behaviour of a virus‐vector leafhopper on host and non‐host plants characterised by electrical penetration graphs

2015-05-01

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Many sap‐feeders are vectors of plant diseases, acquiring and inoculating pathogens at various stages of the feeding process. In oligophagous species, certain aspects of probing behaviour on hosts and non‐hosts may have implications for the range of both pathogens and plants that can be inoculated. We addressed the question of which probing phases (including ingestion) occur on non‐host plants in the case of the c...

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4936262d-2b68-5a2b-97ae-4aedea7bdbd1
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10.1111/eea.12290
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