Correction: Aedes albopictus microbiota: Differences between wild and mass-reared immatures do not suggest negative impacts from a diet based on black soldier fly larvae and fish food
Carlo Polidori, Romeo Bellini(Centro Agricoltura Ambiente (Italy)), Andrea Ferrari(University of Milan), Maria Luisa Dindo(University of Bologna), Paola Mattarelli(University of Bologna), Marco Carrieri(Centro Agricoltura Ambiente (Italy)), Arianna Puggioli(Centro Agricoltura Ambiente (Italy)), F. Ronchetti(University of Milan), Monica Modesto(University of Bologna), Luigimaria Borruso(Free University of Bozen-Bolzano)
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