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Microbiome-mediated resilience and cross-generational consequences in male Drosophila exposed to combined environmental stressors
Climate change exposes organisms to multiple, interacting stressors, yet their joint effects on reproduction and inheritance remain poorly understood. This study investigated the interactive effects of acute heat stress and sublethal imidacloprid exposure on the reproductive success of male Drosophi
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