Effect of bacteria on nutritional status and reproductive success of the Mediterranean fruit fly Ceratitis capitata

Keyphrases

• Mediterranean Fruit Fly 100%
• Ceratitis Capitata 100%
• Nutritional Status 100%
• Reproductive Success 100%
• Copulatory Success 66%
• Without Antibiotics 66%
• Sugar Diet 66%
• Lipid Levels 66%
• Antibiotics 33%
• Antibiotic Treatment 33%
• Digestive System 33%
• Egg Production 33%
• Weight Gain 33%
• Diptera 33%
• Bacterial Community 33%
• Protein Level 33%
• Oviposition 33%
• Oviposition Rate 33%
• Tephritidae 33%
• Relative Amount 33%
• Ciprofloxacin 33%
• Short Latency 33%
• Piperacillin 33%
• Consumption Weights 33%
• Food Consumption 33%
• Behavioral Parameters 33%
• Eclosion 33%
• Physiological Parameters 33%
• Food Consumed 33%
• Diazotrophic Bacteria 33%
• Egg number 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Ceratitis capitata 100%
• Nutritional Status 100%
• Reproductive Success 100%
• Oviposition 40%
• Diptera 40%
• Digestive System 20%
• Egg Production 20%
• Weight Gain 20%
• Tephritidae 20%
• Ciprofloxacin 20%
• Eclosion 20%
• Piperacillin 20%
• Ingestion 20%
• Bacterial Communities 20%
• Progeny 20%
• Offspring 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Mediterranean Fruit Fly 100%
• Reproductive Success 100%
• Diptera 50%
• Egg Laying 50%
• Life Cycle 25%
• Dry Weight 25%
• Egg Production 25%
• Progeny 25%
• Digestive System 25%
• Ingestion 25%
• Tephritidae 25%
• Lipid Level 25%