Plant virus infection influences bottom-up regulation of a plant-aphid-parasitoid system

Plant viruses strongly influence the physiology of their host plants and phytophagous insect vectors, thereby affecting ecological interactions between them. Despite the important role of natural enemies on insect vector control and thus on virus dissemination, the influence of plant viruses on the third trophic level received little attention. We investigated how infection of the plant Camelina sativa (Brassicaceae) by the Turnip yellows virus...