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Fig. 1.Effect of parasitism by C. sonorensis on larval weight gain and developmental progress of permissive (A) and non-permissive (B) hosts.T
Fig. 2.Temporal encapsulation response towards parasitoid eggs and larvae in permissive and non-permissive hosts
Fig. 3.Persistence of OP in the hemolymph of parasitized larvae.Hemolymph plasma from different host larvae was analyzed by west-ern blotting at the indicated days pp using an antiserum against OPs.
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