Riptortus pedestris

Serratia marcescens mediates the detoxification of organophosphate pesticide (dimethoate) in Riptortus pedestris by possessing an organophosphorus-de…

Burkholderia insecticola induces the development of the midgut crypts by regulating enterocyte cell cycles, allowing the symbiont to stably and abund…

Burkholderia insecticola strain RPE75 provides the host with essential, limited nutrients, contributing to rapid growth and enhanced reproduction, by…

Burkholderia gut symbiont enhances the ovarian development and egg production (fecundity) of Riptortus pedestris by modulating Kr-h1 gene expression …

The lipopolysaccharide core oligosaccharide of Burkholderia is critical in maintaining a proper gut symbiosis, including symbiont titer, host growth,…

Caballeronia insecticola (gut symbiont) results in an increase in the body size and weight of male adults and increased dispersal capacity (especiall…

Burkholderia (in Riptortus pedestris) infected insects showed up-regulation and down-regulation of specific genes that may be involved in the regulat…

Burkholderia gut symbiont stimulates the biosynthesis of the heteroptera-specific JHSB3 in the host, leading to a larger number of eggs produced and …

Burkholderia symbiont strain SFA1 helps Riptortus pedestris to degrade insecticide through a horizontally acquired insecticide-degrading enzyme into …

Burkholderia sp. acquired from pesticide-sprayed soil makes susceptible insects resistant via pesticide-degrading activity, an association that requi…

Caballeronia jiangsuensis significantly enhances the development, body size, and reproductive potentials (fertility) of Riptortus pedestris under lab…

Burkholderia (in Riptortus pedestris) induces specific antimicrobial activity in region MB4 of the midgut, suggesting symbiont-mediated induction of …

Burkholderia is an ingested soil bacterium that primes the host's systemic immunity, preventing subsequent infection by lethal pathogens in Riptortus…

Burkholderia insecticola stimulates the sprouting of tracheal branches toward the symbiont-infected M4 crypts (developmental modulation) in Riptortus…

Burkholderia enrichment in the host gut plays a significant role in enhancing the reproduction (fertility) of the plant-sucking insect, Riptortus ped…

Burkholderia symbiont RPE75 purL mutant resulted in significantly smaller host body size, likely due to a lower infection density in the host midgut.

Burkholderia symbiont RPE75 purM mutant resulted in significantly smaller host body size, likely due to a lower infection density in the host midgut.

Burkholderia sp. did not affect the host insect's development, but the first oviposition time was approximately 60% compared with a control group.

Burkholderia insecticola triggers midgut closure in the bean bug Riptortus pedestris to prevent secondary bacterial infections of midgut crypts.

Lactococcus lactis B1None3 (a gut strain) can be utilized as a probiotic to increase the survival rate of the host, Riptortus pedestris.

Lactococcus lactis B1None3 (a gut strain) can be utilized as a probiotic to increase the survival rate of the host, Riptortus pedestris.

Burkholderia provides essential amino acids and/or vitamins, which are often deficient in the plant sap diet of the heteropteran hosts.

Enterococcus faecalis (a gut strain) can be utilized as a probiotic to increase the survival rate of the host, Riptortus pedestris.

Burkholderia recycles host metabolic wastes into essential amino acids and B vitamins within the M4 crypts of the host insect.

Burkholderia gut symbionts positively affect the Riptortus systemic immunity through stronger humoral immunity.

Burkholderia sp. mediates fenitrothion (insecticide) resistance to the insect host.

Burkholderia degrades the insecticide fenitrothion (MEP).

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