JEB -- Rae et al. 211 (12): 1927 Figure IG3

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Fig. 3. Chemotaxis results of Pristionchus exposed to soil- and insect-derived bacteria. (A) Chemotactic response of P. pacificus, P. entomophagus and P. maupasi after 24 h exposure to five different soil-derived bacteria isolated from adult P. entomophagus. Significant differences between number of live progeny and survival are shown for P. pacificus only (^*P $<=$ 0.05 and ^**P $<=$ 0.001 using one way analysis of variance). Bars represent ±1 s.e.m. (B) Chemotactic response of P. pacificus, P. entomophagus and P. maupasi exposed to cockchafer-associated bacteria (isolated from P. maupasi). Significant differences between number of live progeny and survival are shown for P. pacificus only (^*P $<=$ 0.05 and ^**P $<=$ 0.001 using one way analysis of variance). Bars represent ±1 s.e.m.