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Table 1.

Statistics from the mixed effect linear model (MIXED) analysis of the population abundance and parasitism rate of cotton aphids in different seasons and years.

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Fig 1.

Population dynamics of cotton aphids and their level of parasitism in Korla, China (2015–2017).

The data in the figures were shown as the mean ± SE.

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Fig 2.

Population dynamics of cotton aphids and their level of parasitism in Changji, China (2016 and 2017).

The data in the figures were shown as the mean ± SE.

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Fig 3.

Population dynamics of cotton aphids and their level of parasitism in Aksu, China (2016 and 2017).

The data in the figures were shown as the mean ± SE.

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Fig 4.

The composition of the primary parasitoids (A) and hyperparasitoids (B) associated with the cotton aphids in Xinjiang, China, in 2015–2017. Note: short name for the different primary parasitoids and hyperparasitoid species. Primary parasitoids: B. communis: Binodoxys communis; L. fabarum: Lysiphlebus fabarum; T. asiaticus: Trioxys asiaticus; P. barbatum: Praon barbatum. Hyperparasitoids: Al. brevis: Alloxysta brevis; Al. chinsensis: Alloxysta chinensis; Al. tscheki: Alloxysta tscheki; D. carpenter: Dendrocerus carpenter; D. laticeps: Dendrocerus laticeps; P. aphidis: Pachyneuron aphidis; S. aphidivorus: Syrphophagus aphidivorus; S. sp.: Syrphophagus sp.; S. taeniatus: Syrphophagus taeniatus; P. villosa: Phaenoglyphis villosa; As. suspensus: Asaphes suspensus; Al. pusilla: Alloxysta pusilla.

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Fig 5.

The cotton aphid primary parasitoid (A) and hyperparasitoid (B) diversity and composition in the seedling period (June) and the flowering period (July-August). Note: short name for the different primary parasitoid and hyperparasitoid species. Primary parasitoids: B. communis: Binodoxys communis; L. fabarum: Lysiphlebus fabarum; T. asiaticus: Trioxys asiaticus; P. barbatum: Praon barbatum. Hyperparasitoids: Al. brevis: Alloxysta brevis; Al. chinensis: Alloxysta chinensis; Al. tscheki: Alloxysta tscheki; D. carpenter: Dendrocerus carpenter; D. laticeps: Dendrocerus laticeps; P. aphidis: Pachyneuron aphidis; S. aphidivorus: Syrphophagus aphidivorus; S. sp.: Syrphophagus sp.; S. taeniatus: Syrphophagus taeniatus; P. villosa: Phaenoglyphis villosa; As. suspensus: Asaphes suspensus; Al. pusilla: Alloxysta pusilla.

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