Effects of Fusarium solani on the Growth and Development of Anoplophora glabripennis Larvae
Anoplophora glabripennis (Asian longhorned beetle) is a wood-boring pest that can inhabit a wide range of healthy deciduous host trees in native and non-native habitats. Lignocellulose degradation plays a major role in the acquisition of nutrients during the growth and development of A. glabripennis...
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| description | Anoplophora glabripennis
(Asian longhorned beetle) is a wood-boring pest that can inhabit a wide range of healthy deciduous host trees in native and non-native habitats. Lignocellulose degradation plays a major role in the acquisition of nutrients during the growth and development of
A. glabripennis
larvae. In this study, the lignocellulose degradation capacity of
Fusarium solani
, a fungal symbiont of
A. glabripennis
, was investigated in fermentation culture and in four host tree species. The impact of
F. solani
on larval growth and survival parameters was assessed. Fermentation culture demonstrated continuous and stable production of lignocellulolytic enzymes over the cultivation period. Furthermore,
F. solani
was able to degrade host tree lignocellulose, as shown by decreased soluble sugar and cellulose contents and an increase in protein content. No significant differences in larval survival were observed in larvae fed with or without
F. solani.
However, weight and head capsule width were higher in larvae fed on
F. solani
, and gut lignocellulose activities were elevated in fed larvae. Our results indicate a role for
F. solani
in the predigestion of lignocellulose during the colonization and parasitic stages of
A. glabripennis
larval development, and also the
F. solani
an important symbiotic partner to
A. glabripennis
, lowering barriers to colonization and development in a range of habitats. |
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A. glabripennis
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Fusarium solani
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F. solani
on larval growth and survival parameters was assessed. Fermentation culture demonstrated continuous and stable production of lignocellulolytic enzymes over the cultivation period. Furthermore,
F. solani
was able to degrade host tree lignocellulose, as shown by decreased soluble sugar and cellulose contents and an increase in protein content. No significant differences in larval survival were observed in larvae fed with or without
F. solani.
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F. solani
, and gut lignocellulose activities were elevated in fed larvae. Our results indicate a role for
F. solani
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A. glabripennis
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F. solani
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A. glabripennis
larvae. In this study, the lignocellulose degradation capacity of
Fusarium solani
, a fungal symbiont of
A. glabripennis
, was investigated in fermentation culture and in four host tree species. The impact of
F. solani
on larval growth and survival parameters was assessed. Fermentation culture demonstrated continuous and stable production of lignocellulolytic enzymes over the cultivation period. Furthermore,
F. solani
was able to degrade host tree lignocellulose, as shown by decreased soluble sugar and cellulose contents and an increase in protein content. No significant differences in larval survival were observed in larvae fed with or without
F. solani.
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F. solani
, and gut lignocellulose activities were elevated in fed larvae. Our results indicate a role for
F. solani
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A. glabripennis
larvae. In this study, the lignocellulose degradation capacity of
Fusarium solani
, a fungal symbiont of
A. glabripennis
, was investigated in fermentation culture and in four host tree species. The impact of
F. solani
on larval growth and survival parameters was assessed. Fermentation culture demonstrated continuous and stable production of lignocellulolytic enzymes over the cultivation period. Furthermore,
F. solani
was able to degrade host tree lignocellulose, as shown by decreased soluble sugar and cellulose contents and an increase in protein content. No significant differences in larval survival were observed in larvae fed with or without
F. solani.
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F. solani
, and gut lignocellulose activities were elevated in fed larvae. Our results indicate a role for
F. solani
in the predigestion of lignocellulose during the colonization and parasitic stages of
A. glabripennis
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F. solani
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