Functional Symbionts

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Records of insect symbionts with verified function from literatures.

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Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium herquei has the potential to synthesize or concentrate ergosterol, amino acids, and B vitamins, thereby benefiting the larvae of its host, Euops chinensis.

2024

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium chrysogenum generates antibacterial secondary metabolites that potently inhibit the in vitro growth of gram-positive bacteria.

2023

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium herquei is associated with the biosynthesis of carbohydrate-active enzymes, facilitating cellulose and hemicellulose degradation, and is also involved in transporter and terpenoid biosynthesis in the weevil Euops chinensis.

2023

Penicillium

Ascomycota

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium (a mycobiota member) undergoes changes in abundance and composition in the midgut of Culex quinquefasciatus in response to blood intake.

2023

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium sclerotiorum produces chlorinated metabolites (of the ilicicolin and azaphilone families) that possess anticancer, antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antifouling and insecticidal activity in the Nasutitermes corniger system.

2022

Penicillium

Ascomycota

Fungi

2022

Penicillium

Ascomycota

Fungi

2022

Penicillium

Ascomycota

Fungi

Penicillium promotes the emergence of Bactrocera dorsalis flies by providing the B group vitamin, pyridoxine and attracting egg laying via microbial volatiles.

2022

Penicillium

Ascomycota

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium is well known for its ability to degrade cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin in the larval midgut of Spodoptera frugiperda.

2022

Fungi

Penicillium herquei (Fungi) serves to inhibit microbial 'weeds' and pests, thereby protecting the fungal garden against potential infection.

2015

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium sp. (Fungi) is linked to decreased levels of soluble carbohydrate, cellulose, and lignin.

2012

Fungi
Extracellular

Penicillium herquei (Fungi) may alter leaf chemical components and protect against pathogens, thereby improving leaf-rolls for the development of Euops chinensis.

2012

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