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. 2013 Nov 8;8(11):e78970. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0078970

Table 1. Sample location, gall types, sex ratio and infection frequency of Wolbachia in three wasp species associated with the unisexual galls of A. mukaigawae.

Location (code) Latitude/Longitude No. of gall(Type I/II/III ) Species No. offemale/male Infectionfrequency of Wolbachia (%) No. ofindividuals tested
Anqing, Anhui (AQ) 30. 42°N/116. 27°E 148(70/29/49) A. mukaigawae 52/0 30 30
S. japonicus 118/32 60 30
Torymus sp. 18/6 100 10
Changde, Hunan (CD) 29. 58°N/111.38°E 7(5/0/2) A. mukaigawae 5/0 0 5
S. japonicus
Yueyang, Hunan (YY) 29. 15°N/113. 12°E 77(30/24/23) A. mukaigawae 27/0 40 15
S. japonicus 49/25 50 30
Changsha, Hunan (CS) 28. 06°N/112. 52°E 29(18/9/2) A. mukaigawae 18/0 40 15
S. japonicus 74/18 60 25
Loudi, Hunan (LD) 27. 45°N/112. 20°E 93(30/43/20) A. mukaigawae 29/0 33 15
S. japonicus 70/29 60 20
Shaoyang, Hunan (SY) 26. 37°N/110. 32°E 118(68/29/21) A. mukaigawae 62/0 40 25
S. japonicus 73/40 70 20
Torymus sp. 26/8 100 10
Jian, Jiangxi (JA) 26. 34°N/114. 10°E 50(17/19/14) A. mukaigawae 12/0 0 10
S. japonicus 60/20 60 25
Shaoguang, Guangdong(SG) 25. 13°N/113. 35°E 48(35/8/5) A. mukaigawae 29/0 40 20
S. japonicus 33/7 60 25

Gall types, I: A. mukaigawae galls; II: S. japonicus galls; III: other galls.

indicates no wasp was reared.

A. mukaigawae is the gall-inducer and the host, S. japonicas is an inquiline, or gall parasite, and Torymus sp. is a parasitoid species, whose exact host is not clear, may be either of A. mukaigawae or S. japonicas, or both.