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. 2013 Jun 18;8(6):e66373. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066373

Table 1. Results of crossing experiments between infected (w) and uninfected (u) mites.

Cross type N Number of eggs Hatchability% Sex ratio (% females) Daughters Sons Total offsprings Mortality%
♀u×♂u 20 28.35±0.87b 94.61±0.72a 83.86±0.99a 21.75±0.59a 4.30±0.31 26.05±0.76a 2.72±0.51
♀u×♂w 24 30.79±0.71ab 45.03±3.19b 50.93±3.66b 5.38±0.63b 4.96±0.46 10.33±0.88b 25.57±3.53
w×♂u 25 33.86±0.64a 93.52±0.85a 81.01±0.85a 25.00±0.47a 5.86±0.27 30.86±0.47a 2.40±0.46
w×♂w 27 29.41±0.61b 97.27±0.91a 81.03±1.02a 22.59±0.58a 5.24±0.24 27.82±0.48a 2.54±0.60
*** *** *** *** NS *** ***

Abbreviations: N, number of replicates; Values for each trait are mean±s.e. NS, not significant;

*

P<0.05;

**

P<0.01;

***

P<0.001.

Comparisons within a column marked with the same superscript (a, b or c) are not significantly different (P>0.05) by a Tukey’s post hoc test.