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Video 2 - Specialist spider mites on honeysuckle

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posted on 06.04.2022, 08:39 by E.A. Villacis PérezE.A. Villacis Pérez, J.M. Alba CanoJ.M. Alba Cano
Time-lapse video showing the lack of production of sticky droplets on honeysuckle leaves after herbivory by honeysuckle-specialist spider mites.

Five adult female spider mites (Tetranychus urticae, specialist line C1N1a) were introduced to the bottom side of a honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum) leaf. A Nikon D750 camera with a macro 60mm lens and a ring LED lamp was mounted on a vertical stand and positioned above the leaf with a tripod. Recording started one minute after mites were added to the arenas. Pictures were taken every 30sec for 12 consecutive hours with an automated shutter, and assembled into a 10frames per second video.

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01/09/2031

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https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.819894
University of Amsterdam / Amsterdam University of Applied SciencesUniversity of Amsterdam / Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences

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Plant-herbivore interactionsHost specializationPlant defensesDefense suppressionspider mitesTetranychus urticae

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