Titlebook: Diagnostic Manual for the Identification of Insect Pathogens; George O. Poinar,Gerard M. Thomas Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 clas

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Fungi,espread distribution. Entomogenous fungi attack a variety of terrestrial and aquatic insects, as well as other invertebrates, and, in some cases, even vertebrates. Although fungi were responsible for some of the earliest known insect diseases, basic studies on most entomogenous forms are still incom

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Viruses,ere thought to be restricted to a few specific insect groups, it is now apparent that they can infect representatives of many insect orders. Viruses very similar to those attacking insects have also been reported in mites, shrimp, and even some vertebrates. Widespread use of these viruses is now bei

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Protozoa,ost debilitation or mortality as the final result. Some symbiotic protozoa found in the gut of insects (e.g., termites, wood roaches) are important for the well-being of their bearer, and others, seemingly innocuous for their insect vectors, cause serious diseases in man and domestic animals.

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Elaine Gray,John Hogwood,Barbara Mulloyost debilitation or mortality as the final result. Some symbiotic protozoa found in the gut of insects (e.g., termites, wood roaches) are important for the well-being of their bearer, and others, seemingly innocuous for their insect vectors, cause serious diseases in man and domestic animals.

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