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Microbial transfer through fecal strings on eggs affects leaf beetle microbiome dynamics.
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Gut microbiomes of holometabolous insects can be strongly affected by metamorphosis. Previous studies suggest that microbiome colonization and community development often rely on specialized transmission routes between host life stages. However, there is a lack of comparative studies of microbial community dynamics from different transmission mechanisms. We compared the gut microbial community dynamics across life stages in five IMPORTANCE: We explore the consequences of having different mechanisms for transferring and establishing the gut microbiome between generations on gut microbial community dynamics. This process is often problematic in holometabolous insects, which have a complete metamorphosis between larval and adult stages. In our previous research, we found that females of some species within the genus
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