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Altogether, these results demonstrate that the strategy of improving nutritional capability has degenerate mutational solutions.

For example, Ishikawaella possessed more genes for the synthesis of amino acids and cofactors than Buchnera and Blochmannia (supplementary table S6 A and C, Supplementary Material online), which may indicate the broader nutritional capability of the extracellular symbiont than the endocellular symbionts and/or the younger coevolutionary history of the former than the latter.

A multivariate analysis showed that nutritional status, capability to eat by him/herself, fed by parent, breastfeeding, and bottle-feeding were protective factors for rotavirus diarrhea, but these results were not statistically significant (Table  4).

These partnerships likely facilitate access to novel food sources through enhanced nutritional provisioning capabilities.

The nutritional provisioning capabilities of the A. glabripennis gut microbiome may contribute to the beetles' unusually broad host range.

Further, the nutritional provisioning capabilities of the A. glabripennis gut microbiome may contribute to the unusually broad host range of this invasive beetle species.

Such properties include: nutritional requirements, adhesion capabilities, glycosylation capabilities, and cellular response to stimuli [ 1, 2].

The connection between the sulphur nutritional status and capability to respond to Fe shortage has been demonstrated in both Strategy I and Strategy II plants [ 30, 48].

These findings can lead to better predictive capabilities in both nutritional ecology and pest management of rice.

Groups had comparable age, prevalence of males, educational level, nutritional status, cognitive and physical capabilities.

Advanced knowledge of both is essential when we wish to design breeding programmes with increased capability to select for nutritional quality.