Bacterial communities in the gut of wild and mass-reared Zeugodacus cucurbitae and Bactrocera dorsalis revealed by metagenomic sequencing

Table 2 The melon fly (Zeugodacus cucurbitae) and Oriental fruit fly (Bactrocera dorsalis) adult populations used in this study

Wild or mass-reared adults	Accession code	Host	Location	Number of samples^a
Z. cucurbitae	WFC	Cucurbita sp.	Gouribidanur, Karnataka, India	30
	WMC	Cucurbita sp.	Gouribidanur, Karnataka, India	30
B. dorsalis	WFD	Mangifera indica	Dahanu, Maharashtra, India	30
B. dorsalis	WMD	Mangifera indica	Dahanu, Maharashtra, India	30
Z. cucurbitae	MFC	Lagenaria siceraria	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
	MMC	Lagenaria siceraria	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
	NFC	Lagenaria siceraria	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
	NMC	Lagenaria siceraria	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
B. dorsalis	MFD	Musa sp.	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
	MMD	Musa sp.	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
	NFD	Musa sp.	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30
	NMD	Musa sp.	Insect rearing facility, BARC, Mumbai, India	30

Z cucurbitae: WFC Wild female cucurbitae; WMC Wild male cucurbitae; MFC Mature female cucurbitae; MMC Mature male cucurbitae; NFC Newly emerged female cucurbitae; NMC Newly emerged male cucurbitae. B. dorsalis; WFD Wild female dorsalis; WMD Wild male dorsalis; MFD Mature female dorsalis; MMD Mature male dorsalis; NFD Newly emerged female dorsalis and NMD: Newly emerged male dorsalis.
^aPooled DNA of fifteen adult samples of male/female as one replicate and two replicates were used for both species in this study