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Migration dynamics of an important rice pest: The brown planthopper (
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Abstract
introductionBrown planthoppers ( METHODS AND
resultsWe sequenced the genomes of brown planthopper populations from across temperate and tropical parts of their distribution and show that the Indochinese peninsula is the major source of migration into temperate China. The Philippines, once considered a key source, is not significant, with little evidence for their migration into China. We find support for immigration from the west of China contributing to these regional dynamics. DISCUSSION: The lack of connectivity between the Philippine population and the mainland Chinese populations explains the different evolution of Imidacloprid resistance in these populations. This study highlights the promise of whole-genome sequence data to understand migration when gene flow is high-a situation that has been difficult to resolve using traditional genetic markers.
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