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Sex matters: female black corals experience higher stress under different current velocitiesNARA Subscribed
Black coral forests play a vital role in mesophotic and deep-water environments, providing habitat and refuge for numerous organisms. Their presence and distribution are influenced by hydrodynamic conditions. Yet, insight into the effect of current velocity on the survival and overall condition of black corals, and how this may differ between sexes during the reproductive period, is lacking. Here, we investigated how the curre...
Climate tolerances of Philaenus spumarius should be considered in risk assessment of disease outbreaks related to Xylella fastidiosaNARA Subscribed
The bacterium Xylella fastidiosa ( Xf ) is an invasive insect-borne pathogen, which causes lethal diseases to important crops including olives, citrus, almonds and grapes as well as numerous forest, ornamental, and uncultivated plants. Outbreaks of Xf -related plant diseases are currently occurring in the Mediterranean region, causing substantial losses to various agricultural sectors. Several models have recently been publish...
Symbiotic associations with bacteria have facilitated important evolutionary transitions in insects and resulted in long‐term obligate interactions. Recent evidence suggests that these associations are not always evolutionarily stable and that symbiont replacement, and/or supplementation of an obligate symbiosis by an additional bacterium, has occurred during the history of many insect groups. Yet, the factors favouring one sy...
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