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Dietary landscapes shape genotype- and sex-specific responses to insecticides

2026-03-04

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Insecticide resistance is typically studied as a response to chemical toxicity, yet in natural and agricultural systems insecticides are embedded within food resources. How resistance alleles interact with nutritional environments to shape fitness remains largely unknown. Here we combine nutritional geometry approaches to test how variation at a major resistance locus, Cyp6g1 , modifies sex-specific reproductive...

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91e2c7d6-1075-52dd-bc15-01f3a7a6cc07
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10.64898/2026.03.02.708330
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