Fidelity in co-diversified symbiosis
Inès Pons, Marleny García-Lozano, Christiane Emmerich…·Hassan Salem
This study shows that non-native symbionts can colonize a novel host but with outcomes dependent on genetic relatedness to the native symbiont.
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Inès Pons, Marleny García-Lozano, Christiane Emmerich…·Hassan Salem
This study shows that non-native symbionts can colonize a novel host but with outcomes dependent on genetic relatedness to the native symbiont.
Aileen Berasategui, Hassan Salem, Abraham G Moller…·Nicole M. Gerardo
This study investigates the evolution of secondary metabolism in Escovopsis and related fungi, revealing unique biosynthetic pathways linked to their symbiotic lifestyle with fungus-growing ants.
Marleny García-Lozano, Christine Henzler, Miguel Ángel González Porras…·Hassan Salem
This study determines the Paleocene origin of a symbiotic relationship between Cassidinae leaf beetles and their bacterial symbiont, showing how the symbiont enhances digestive capabilities and promotes host diversification.
Miguel Ángel González Porras, Inès Pons, Marleny García-Lozano…·Hassan Salem
This study identifies an extracellular symbiont, Stammera, that colonizes insect embryos before hatching, challenging the notion that extracellular microbes are only acquired post-hatching.