Functional Symbionts
2682 recordsRecords of insect symbionts with verified function from literatures.
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| Host Insect | Classification | Localization | Function | Function Tags | Year | Edit | |
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Comamonas terrigena
Pseudomonadota |
Bactrocera dorsalisChina |
Bacteria
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Extracellular
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Comamonas terrigena in the immature stages may be helping the insects to cope with oxidative stress by supplementing available oxygen. |
2015 |
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Enterobacter aerogenes
Pseudomonadota |
Bactrocera dorsalisChina |
Bacteria
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Extracellular
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2015 |
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Enterococcus
Bacillota |
Bactrocera dorsalisChina |
Bacteria
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Extracellular
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Enterococcus may be helping the oriental fruit fly to boost its immune system. |
2015 |
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Lactococcus
Bacillota |
Bactrocera dorsalisChina |
Bacteria
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Extracellular
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2015 |
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Pseudomonas indica
Pseudomonadota |
Bactrocera dorsalisChina |
Bacteria
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Extracellular
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2015 |
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Spiroplasma
Mycoplasmatota |
Drosophila hydeiUSA |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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Spiroplasma protects its host against parasitoid attack. The protection is partial, and flies surviving a wasp attack have reduced adult longevity and fecundity. |
2015 |
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Candidatus Hamiltonella defensa
Pseudomonadota |
Lysiphlebus fabarumSwitzerland |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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Candidatus Hamiltonella defensa provided strong protection against L. fabarum and Aphidius colemani, but there was no evidence that $H. defensa$-infected aphids were more resistant to the other parasitoid species. |
2015 |
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Frischella perrara
Pseudomonadota |
Diceroprocta semicinctaUSA, Switzerland |
Bacteria
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Extracellular
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The bacterium Frischella perrara causes the formation of a scab-like structure on the gut epithelium of its host. |
2015 |
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Arsenophonus
Pseudomonadota |
Aphis glycinesUSA |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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Arsenophonus-infected clones on average performed significantly better than their paired uninfected isolines. |
2015 |
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Candidatus Tremblaya phenacola
Pseudomonadota |
Pseudococcus longispinusSpain |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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2015 |
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Hamiltonella defensa
Pseudomonadota |
Bemisia tabaciChina |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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Hamiltonella defensa mediates whitefly–plant interactions by suppressing induced plant defenses in tomato. |
2015 |
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Candidatus Hamiltonella defensa
Pseudomonadota |
Bemisia tabaciIsrael |
Bacteria
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2015 |
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Micromonospora palomenae sp. nov.
Actinomycetota |
Palomena viridissimaChina |
Bacteria
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2015 |
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Micromonospora harpali sp. nov.
Actinomycetota |
Harpalus sinicusChina |
Bacteria
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2015 |
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Sodalis pierantonius
Pseudomonadota |
Sitophilus oryzaeFrance |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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Sodalis pierantonius endosymbiont dynamics parallels numerous transcriptional changes in weevil developing adults and affects several biological processes, including metabolism and development. |
2015 |
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Wolbachia
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
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Intracellular
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A specific strain of Wolbachia was observed to reduce the initiation of aggressive encounters in Drosophila males, which may be achieved by influencing the production of octopamine. |
2015 |
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Candida kashinagacola
Ascomycota |
Platypus koryoensisKorea |
Fungi
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Extracellular
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Candida kashinagacola (Fungi) shows extracellular CM-cellulase, xylanase, and avicelase activity responsible for the degradation of wood structure. |
2015 |
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Ambrosiozyma sp.
Ascomycota |
Platypus koryoensisKorea |
Fungi
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Extracellular
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Ambrosiozyma sp. (Fungi) shows CM-cellulase activity and pectinase activity. |
2015 |
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Candida homilentoma
Ascomycota |
Platypus koryoensisKorea |
Fungi
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Extracellular
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Candida homilentoma (Fungi) shows CM-cellulase activity and pectinase activity. |
2015 |
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Meyerozyma guilliermondii
Ascomycota |
Platypus koryoensisKorea |
Fungi
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Extracellular
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Meyerozyma guilliermondii (Fungi) shows extracellular CM-cellulase, xylanase, and avicelase activity responsible for the degradation of wood structure. |
2015 |