This dataset contains data from a meta-analysis on the benefits and costs of hosting secondar symbionts in plant-sucking insects, as described in the paper: "Zytynska, S.E., Tighiouart, K. & Frago, E.
Proposed model of shared metabolic pathway wherein S-methylmalonyl-CoA from D. citri valine catabolism is provisioned to Profftella for polyketide biosynthesis.
Members of the Wolbachia genus manipulate insect–host reproduction and are the most abundant bacterial endosymbionts of insects. The tea Geometrid moth Ectropis grisescens (Warren) (Lepidoptera: Geome
