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. 2018 Jul 11;24(1):109–119.e6. doi: 10.1016/j.chom.2018.06.001

Figure 3.

Figure 3

ackA Mutation Is Sufficient to Improve L. plantarumNIZO2877 Growth-Promoting Effect

(A) Longitudinal size of larvae measured 7 days AED on poor-nutrient diet. Larvae were kept germ-free (GF) or associated with LpNIZO2877, LpWJL, FlyG2.1.8, or with FlyG2.1.8-reverted strain (FlyG2.1.8Rev). The Delta in larval size (ΔLS), the difference between the size of larvae associated with the respective L. plantarum strain and the size of larvae associated with LpNIZO2877, is shown. FlyG8.2.1 strain, exhibiting a significant difference (improved) at promoting larval growth compared with LpNIZO2877 (Student's t test: p < 0.05), is shown in red. Strains that did not exhibit a significant difference (improved) at promoting larval growth compared with LpNIZO2877 are shown in white.

(B) Developmental timing (DT) of individuals that were kept GF or associated with LpNIZO2877, LpWJL, FlyG2.1.8 or with FlyG2.1.8Rev strain. The minus Delta in developmental timing (−ΔDT) between the mean time of emergence of 50% of the pupae associated with the respective condition and the mean time of emergence of 50% of the pupae associated with LpNIZO2877 is shown in the graph. FlyG8.2.1 strain, exhibiting a significant difference (improved) at promoting larval growth compared with LpNIZO2877 (Student's t test: p < 0.05), is shown in red. Strains that did not exhibit a significant difference (improved) at promoting larval growth compared with LpNIZO2877 are shown in white.