Figure 9.

Ability of Plodia to resist infection with PiGV under two different temperature regimes. Moths experienced either a constant pre‐ and postinfection temperature or were raised at 26°C and only separated into temperature treatment groups after being dosed with PiGV. Virus resistance declines with temperature, but only when temperatures before and after infection are both manipulated. When only the temperatures after infection are manipulated, there is little effect of temperature. Lines indicate predicted values from the fitted model. Error bars are ±1 binomial SEM