Table 1 Known impacts of NMP on pollinators, pests and biocontrol agents
Target | Type | Impact | Aspect | Effect | Evidence | Referencces |
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Pollinator (Apis mellifera) | MP | Direct | Mortality | No effect or low effect on survival rate | ** | |
Biomass | Reduce body weight | ? | ||||
Food consumption | Less intake of sucrose solution | ? | ||||
Behaviors | Disturb sucrose responsiveness | ** | ||||
No effect to sucrose preference | ** | |||||
Impair learning and memory | * | |||||
Alimentary system | Damage midgut tissue | * | ||||
Disrupt gut microbiota community | ** | |||||
Gene expression | Stimulate expressions related to immunity, detoxification, etc. | ** | ||||
Indirect | Infection | More infectious to pathogens | ** | |||
Amplifier of pollutants | More vulnerable to antibiotics | * | ||||
NP | Direct | Mortality | Reduce survival rate | ** | ||
Biomass | Reduce body weight | * | ||||
Food consumption | More intake of food | - | ||||
Behaviors | Disturb PER to sucrose | - | ||||
No effect to sucrose preference | - | |||||
Alimentary system | Damage midgut tissue (stronger than MP) | * | ||||
Induce intestinal dysplasia | * | |||||
Certain gut microbiota loss | * | |||||
Gene expression | Stimulate expressions related to immunity, detoxification, etc. | ** | ||||
Indirect | Infection | More infectious to pathogens | * | |||
Pollinator (Apis cerana) | MP | Direct | Alimentary system | Damage midgut tissue | * | |
Gene expression | Alter gene expressions | * | ||||
Indirect | Infection | More infectious to viruses | * | |||
NP | Direct | Alimentary system | Damage midgut tissue (stronger than MP) | * | ||
Gene expression | Alter gene expressions | * | ||||
Pollinator (Partamona helleri) | MP | Direct | Biomass | Increase body weight | * | |
Circulatory System | Change hemocyte counts | * | ||||
Foraging behavior | Disturb walking behavior | * | ||||
Biocontrol agent (Hermetia illucens) | MP | Direct | Larvae | Alter larvae biomass | - | |
Biocontrol agent (Steinernema feltiae) | NP | Direct | Fitness | Reduced survival, reproduction and pathogenicity | * | |
Physiological | Oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction | * | ||||
Pest (Bradysia difformis) | MP | Indirect | Oviposition | Lower oviposition interest to polluted plant-soil systems | * | |
Pest (Culex pipiens & Cx tarsalis) | MP | Direct | Fitness-related | No effects on body size, development and growth rate | * |