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. 2021 Jul 2;21:315. doi: 10.1186/s12870-021-03070-x

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Fig. 1 — Insect response to selected Solanum accessions (a) Adult whitefly (B. tabaci) survival after 5 days in clip-cages attached to leaflets of the fourth fully expanded leaf from the top of six-weeks-old plants (n = 3–8). Boxplots indicate mean (diamonds) and median (black horizontal bars) survival rates. Accessions are ordered by ascending mean survival rates. b Median survival time (days) of thrips L1 larvae (F. occidentalis) placed on a leaf disc (n = 24–36) for a maximum of 19 days. Leaf discs were made from the fourth fully expanded leaf from the top of six-week-old plants. Accessions are ordered by ascending median survival. c Relative survival scores of whiteflies and thrips plotted against one another. Relative survival score was calculated by setting the highest mean (whitefly) or median (thrips) survival rate to 100%. Accessions are colour-coded by their Solanum species