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Insect oogenesis is greatly affected by nutrient availability. When nutrients are abundant, oocytes are rapidly generated, but the process is slowed to conserve energy under nutrient-deficient conditions. To properly allocate limited resources toward oogenesis, systemic factors coordinate the behavioral response of ovarian germline stem cells (GSCs) to nutritional inputs by acting on the GSC itself, GSC supporting cells (the niche), or the adipose tissue surrounding the ovary. In this review, we describe current knowledge of the Drosoph
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