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Screening and Identification of Salivary Proteins in Frankliniella occidentalis Triggered by Jasmonic Acid-Mediated Defense of Kidney Bean Plants

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By Dingyin Li, Junrui Zhi, Song Tian, Yanqi Yang
| dx.doi.org
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Screening and Identification of Salivary Proteins in Frankliniella occidentalis Triggered by Jasmonic Acid-Mediated Defense of Kidney Bean Plants

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By Dingyin Li, Junrui Zhi, Song Tian, Yanqi Yang
| ACS Publications
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Salivary effectors Fomyr6 and Foαglu1 facilitate Frankliniella occidentalis in overcoming the defense of kidney bean plant

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By Junrui Zhi, Guy Smagghe, Shunxin Li, Dingyin Li
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Table S1. List of primers used for the fusion constructions. Figure S2. A shrouding device for determining the feeding area and reproductive capacity on kidney bean leaf by WFT. Figure S3. Electrical penetration graph parameters showing the ingestion behavior of thrips. (A) Non-probing: This waveform begins with P and is followed by non-specific voltage fluctuations. (B) Short-ingestion probes: This waveform begins with P, transitions to R1a, and then proceeds to R2a.
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