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. 2020 Jun 5;11(6):353. doi: 10.3390/insects11060353

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Figure A1 — The quantification of IJs recovery during incubation with G. mellonella homogenate. (a) Percentage of fully recovered 14-day-old IJs and (b) percentage of fully recovered 21-day-old IJs. For each time point at least 300 IJs were counted. The full recovery was scored based on two parameters, i.e., open mouth and visible pharyngeal bulb. IJs that we could not certainly characterize as fully or not recovered were evaluated as not determined. (c) The representative image of the not recovered IJ can be compared to (d), which shows the fully recovered IJ with enlarged pharyngeal bulb (indicated by white arrow). Both (c) and (d) were observed under light microscope with 400× magnification.

Figure A1 — The quantification of IJs recovery during incubation with G. mellonella homogenate. (a) Percentage of fully recovered 14-day-old IJs and (b) percentage of fully recovered 21-day-old IJs. For each time point at least 300 IJs were counted. The full recovery was scored based on two parameters, i.e., open mouth and visible pharyngeal bulb. IJs that we could not certainly characterize as fully or not recovered were evaluated as not determined. (c) The representative image of the not recovered IJ can be compared to (d), which shows the fully recovered IJ with enlarged pharyngeal bulb (indicated by white arrow). Both (c) and (d) were observed under light microscope with 400× magnification.