Transmission and infectivity of spores of Burenella dimorpha (Microsporida: Burenellidae)
Burenella dimorpha infects the tropical fire ant, Solenopsis geminata, producing two morphologically distinct types of spores. A binucleate, nonpansporoblast membrane-bounded (NPMB) spore develops in and destroys the hypodermis, rupturing the cuticle in the pupal stage. A uninucleate, pansporoblast...
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| description | Burenella dimorpha infects the tropical fire ant,
Solenopsis geminata, producing two morphologically distinct types of spores. A binucleate, nonpansporoblast membrane-bounded (NPMB) spore develops in and destroys the hypodermis, rupturing the cuticle in the pupal stage. A uninucleate, pansporoblast membrane-bounded (PMB) spore develops in the fat body. Adult ants cannibalize ruptured pupae but do not ingest spores. Instead, the spores and particulate foods are diverted to the infrabuccal cavity, formed into an infrabuccal pellet, and fed to fourth-instar larvae only. This larval instar is the only stage in the life cycle of
S. geminata that is vulnerable to infection. NPMB spores are infective, but PMB spores do not extrude their polar filaments in the larval gut and are expelled in the meconium upon pupation. |
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