Potential Host Manipulation by the Aphid Parasitoid Aphidius avenae to Enhance Cold Tolerance.

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Annabelle Androdias

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Françoise Burel

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Jean-Sébastien Pierre

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Joan van Baaren

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Lucy Alford

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Thomas Franco

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