Frankliniella occidentalis Raw sequence reads. Frankliniella occidentalis

Frankliniella occidentalis is global invasive and polyphagous pests, which have caused great economic losses to crops and horticulture. In addition, F. occidentalis and Tetranychus urticae performance the similar niche, and often occurrence and harm on the same host, resulting in fierce population competition. Moreover, F. occidentalis as a predator to prey on the eggs of T. urticae to improve nutrition.In order to further study the polyphagous characteristics of F. occidentalis and the adaptive mechanism of F. occidentalis to induced resistant plants. The transcriptome RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) was carried out to analyze the differences of the first generation and the seventh generation of F. occidentalis adapted to different kinds of food, including bean pod, healthy kidney bean plants and the induced kidney bean plants by T. urticae infection. These results will lay a foundation for further study on the mechanism of feeding adaptation of F. occidentalis to different kinds of foods, and deepen the understanding of the competitive relationship between F. occidentalis and T. urticae, and providing a theoretical basis for integrated pest management.