Molecular characterisation of the vitellogenin gene (<i>AlVg</i>) and its expression after <i>Apolygus lucorum</i> had fed on different hosts

Yang Sun(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Lixin Bai(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yingfang Xiao(Massachusetts General Hospital), Guangchun Cao(Institute of Plant Protection), Yongjun Zhang(Institute of Plant Protection), Liubin Xiao(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Jing Zhao(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yongan Tan(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Guangchun Xu(Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
Pest Management Science
December 10, 2015
10.1002/ps.4203
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