Quantification of breeding sites parameters in shaping bacterial communities in Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae).
Guimond, J.; Hery, L.; Guidez, A.; Durand, A.-A.; Delannay, C.; Issaly, J.; Raffestin, S.; Nigro, J.; Vega-Rua, A.; Constant, P.; Guertin, C.; Dusfour, I.
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Studies have demonstrated the importance of breeding site, few had disentangled the role of microbiome, physico-chemical and biological factors of water as well as landuse on larval microbial communities and their recruitment in mosquito. A quantitative exploration of the interplay of multiple factors on mosquito microbiome was performed using a dataset obtained through a field survey undertaken in French Guiana. Two complementary hypotheses were tested (i) the most dissimilar larval microbiome structures in breeding sites displayed the most contrasting water properties and land-use, (ii) a higher specificity level of environmental parameters have an incidence on larval microbiome. Variance partitioning approach validated the two hypothesis by providing evidence that water bacterial community is a most significant driver shaping the structure of the bacteriome in mosquito than other environmental parameters from the breeding sites. However, land-use does not play such important role to explain variance. Our results consolidate and complement the knowledge shaping mosquito microbiota but also highlighted the large unknown in understanding the ecology of the recruitment into host.
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