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Table 1. Frequency of curing of primary symbiont Portiera and secondary symbiont Hamiltonella in F0^* and F1^* MED whitefly adults after the F0* adults were fed with a rifampicin diet-solution at various concentrations.

Rifampicin concentration (μg/ml)	N	No. of individuals with a given symbiont cured on day 0		No. of individuals with a given symbiont cured on day 13		No. of individuals with a given symbiont cured on day 30
Rifampicin concentration (μg/ml)	N	Portiera	Hamiltonella	Portiera	Hamiltonella	Portiera	Hamiltonella
100	22	1 a	3 a	6 a	18 a	22 a	22 a
30	22	3 a	2 a	8 a	18 a	22 a	22 a
15	22	1 a	1 a	7 a	20 a	22 a	22 a
5	22	2 a	3 a	7 a	18 a	22 a	22 a
1	22	1 a	1 a	3 ab	19 a	22 a	20 a
0 (Control)	22	0 a	0 a	0 b	0 b	0 b	0 b

^*F0 and F1 whitefly adults are those that we fed with a rifampicin diet solution and their offspring respectively; N: the number of whitefly adults tested by diagnostic PCR analysis; the same letters in a columns indicate non-significant difference at α = 0.05 (Chi-square tests).

Table 1. Frequency of curing of primary symbiont Portiera and secondary symbiont Hamiltonella in F0* and F1* MED whitefly adults after the F0* adults were fed with a rifampicin diet-solution at various concentrations.

Table 1. Frequency of curing of primary symbiont Portiera and secondary symbiont Hamiltonella in F0^* and F1^* MED whitefly adults after the F0* adults were fed with a rifampicin diet-solution at various concentrations.