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Dataset for: The Regulation of Daily Activity and Feeding Rhythms of the Economically Impactful Lepidopteran Pest Plutella xylostella

Dataset for: The Regulation of Daily Activity and Feeding Rhythms of the Economically Impactful Lepidopteran Pest Plutella xylostella
Dataset for: The Regulation of Daily Activity and Feeding Rhythms of the Economically Impactful Lepidopteran Pest Plutella xylostella
Dataset supports thesis titled: The Regulation of Daily Activity and Feeding Rhythms of the Economically Impactful Lepidopteran Pest Plutella xylostella, by Tyler, CJ (2023). Attached dataset consists of Excel data files zip containing the quantitative data used for the production of figures, tables and analyses in the above thesis. Raw data files zips are also included that provide the original data generated through the various data collection methods used, detailed in the thesis. These consist of text and image files analysed using specific software as well as specialised eds files produced by qPCR analysis software. The use of these files and file structure within zips is detailed in the attached readme supporting file.
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Tyler, Connor
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Tyler, Connor
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Tyler, Connor (2023) Dataset for: The Regulation of Daily Activity and Feeding Rhythms of the Economically Impactful Lepidopteran Pest Plutella xylostella. University of Southampton doi:10.5258/SOTON/D2567 [Dataset]

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Dataset supports thesis titled: The Regulation of Daily Activity and Feeding Rhythms of the Economically Impactful Lepidopteran Pest Plutella xylostella, by Tyler, CJ (2023). Attached dataset consists of Excel data files zip containing the quantitative data used for the production of figures, tables and analyses in the above thesis. Raw data files zips are also included that provide the original data generated through the various data collection methods used, detailed in the thesis. These consist of text and image files analysed using specific software as well as specialised eds files produced by qPCR analysis software. The use of these files and file structure within zips is detailed in the attached readme supporting file.

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Published date: March 2023
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Local EPrints ID: 477033
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/477033
DOI: doi:10.5258/SOTON/D2567
PURE UUID: 263f1aa0-2b47-4f09-9784-a94b21f30a8f
ORCID for Connor Tyler: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9849-4074

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Date deposited: 24 May 2023 16:32
Last modified: 01 Mar 2024 05:01

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Creator: Connor Tyler ORCID iD

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