Table 1.
Samples of the peach fruit moth (PFM), Carposina sasakii, and the oriental fruit moth (OFM), Grapholita molesta, used in the study.
| Code * | Species | Collecting Location | Host (code) | Coordinate | NO. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PKPR | PFM | Kaosanji of Pinggu district (K) | Pear (PR) | 40°12′ N, 117°19′ E | 5 |
| OKPR | OFM | 5 | |||
| PLPR | PFM | Lvfulong of Yanqing district (L) | Pear (PR) | 40°32′ N, 116°4′ E | 5 |
| OLPR | OFM | 7 | |||
| PGAE | PFM | Liugou of Yanqing district (G) | Apple (AE) | 40°27′ N, 116°6′ E | 4 |
| OGAE | OFM | 6 | |||
| PDAE | PFM | Dafengying of Yanqing district (D) | Apple (AE) | 40°26′ N, 115°54′ E | 5 |
| OYPH | OFM | Linguosuo of Haidian district (Y) | Peach shoot (PH) | 39°58′ N, 116°13′ E | 5 |
| OSPH | OFM | Shuangxin of Haidian district (S) | Peach shoot (PH) | 39°57′ N, 116°12′ E | 2 |
NO., the number of individuals used for 16S rRNA gene sequencing. *, the first letter in the code represents the species (P, PFM; O, OFM), the second letter represents the collection site, while the third and fourth letters represent the host (PR, pear; AE, apple; PH, peach shoot).