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. 2022 Sep 9;24(12):5788–5808. doi: 10.1111/1462-2920.16180

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Microbiome composition of Cacopsylla pyri depending on developmental stages, generations and localities. The most abundant bacterial genera are represented in the legend. (A) Microbiome composition including the most abundant taxa Carsonella, Group1 pyri and Wolbachia and (B) after removing ASVs of Carsonella, Group1 pyri and Wolbachia. (C) Comparison of microbiome composition between males and females after removing ASVs belonging to Carsonella, Group1 pyri and Wolbachia. Detailed information on all samples is provided in Table S1.