Titlebook: Atlas of Entomopathogenic Fungi; Robert A. Samson,Harry C. Evans,Jean-Paul Latgé Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Pathogen

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Book 1988nomy of those species of fungi which are proven pathogens. Biotechnological methods for the genetic modification of these natural pathogens resulting in further optimization and the advantages of biological control are discussed.

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Diego Salmerón,Marco Keiner,Willy A. Schmidhese diseases and that in consequence of such discoveries it might be possible to utilize them in controlling certain pests, but at the present time the available evidence is decidedly opposed to the idea that any practical use can be made of them’. (Petch, 1925).

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Introduction,ication and is presented in Chapter 3. However, since this Atlas is meant to be consulted by specialists and non-specialists alike, we feel that the latter would have an equally strong interest in the function of entomopathogenic fungi as well as in their form. Consequently, additional chapters have

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Taxonomy of entomopathogenic fungi,pportunistic fungi, such as species of . and .. As previously mentioned, we exclude the Laboulbeniales, since they are not implicated in host mortality, although it is possible that they may indirectly affect insect populations by reducing reproductive capacity. We refer the interested reader to the

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