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How a Sneaky Bacterium Hijacks the Sex Lives of Rice’s Worst Pests
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How a Sneaky Bacterium Hijacks the Sex Lives of Rice’s Worst Pests
A microscopic bacterium that lives inside the cells of some of the world’s most destructive rice pests may hold the key to controlling them. A new review published in the journal Crop Health by researchers at Nanjing Agricultural University brings together decades of evidence on how Wolbachia, an intracellular symbiont found in a large share […]
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