Fig. 1. B. dorsalis larvae infesting wax apple (Syzygium samarangense) in National Taiwan University. (A) A damaged fruit containing larvae (B) Anterior morphology showing mouth part (C) Posterior morphology showing spiracles (D) CO-I sequence and Blast search.
Fig. 2. Age variation of B. dorsalis male adults among different places of Taiwan. (A) Head pterin amounts in different ages of B. dorsalis adults reared at 25℃. (B) Pterin amounts in three different locations in Taiwan. In each locality, 30 male heads were analyzed. Different letters above standard error bars indicate significant different among at type I error = 0.05 (LSD test).
Fig. 3. Genetic distance analysis among three local populations of B. dorsalis using RAPD. Their hierarchical clustering using 8041 (A) and 8011 (B) RAPD markers.
Fig. 4. Phylogenetic analysis of three local populations of B. dorsalis using CO-I (A) and ND-I sequences. Three locations include 6 fly samples of Taipei (TP1-TP6), Taichung (TC1-TC6), and Kaohsiung (TK1-TK6). All sequences were aligned with BioEdit 7.2 program and trimmed off. The processed sequences were phylogenetically analyzed with Neighbor-joining method using MEGA 6.0 program (Tamura et al., 2013). Figures at tree nodes indicate bootstrap values obtained after 1,000 repetitions.
Fig. 5. Sequence alignments of CO-I (A) and ND-I (B) of B. dorsalis collected from three locations in Taiwan: Taipei (TP), Taichung (TC), and Kaohsiung (TK). Alignment was performed by two steps. At first step, 6 individual DNA samples were aligned to produce a conserved sequence using Clustal W program of DNAStar-SeqMag. In next step, three conserved sequences were aligned. Arrows indicate hot spots containing polymorphic sequences at least two locations.
Table 1. Statistic of fruit fly collection from July 30 to Aug 1 in Taiwan
Table 2. ANOVA of pterin amounts in B. dorsalis heads
Table 3. Polymorphic sites in 360 nucleotides of CO-I of B. dorsalis in three Taiwan populations: Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung
Table 4. Polymorphic sites in 213 nucleotides of ND-I of B. dorsalis in three Taiwan populations: Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung
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