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Brochosomal-based defence against infection by the entomopathogenic fungus, Beauveria bassiana in the tea green leafhopper (Empoasca onukii)
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Abstract
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• Brochosomes were casued shrivelling and dehydration of fungal conidia and inhibition of the growth of germinated hyphae. • Brochosomes on the surface of leafhoppers are detachable, which enables leafhoppers to remove most spores adhered to their body surface through self-cleaning behavior. • At joint regions, wing edges, and other areas with sparse brochosome coverage, Beauveria bassiana conidia can successfully adhere and establish infection. • Brochosomes were not degraded by fungal secretions, and with the help of surfactant, brochosomes were deformed and absorbed by hyphae.
Keywords:
Brochosome
Superhydrophobicity
Conidia
Germination
Adjuvant
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