Data from: Substrate-dependent impact of black soldier fly larvae on bacterial community composition in substrate and larval body

We investigated how the type of feed substrate and the black soldier fly larval density (number of larvae per container) interacted to influence bacterial community composition in the substrates and larvae over time. Substrate type was the strongest driver of bacterial community composition, and the magnitude of the impact of the larvae depended on the substrate type and larval density.

本研究探究了饲料基质类型与黑水虻（black soldier fly）幼虫密度（每容器幼虫数量）之间的交互作用，如何随时间推移影响基质及幼虫体内的细菌群落组成。基质类型是影响细菌群落组成的最主要驱动因子，而幼虫的影响强度则取决于基质类型与幼虫密度。