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Entomophaga maimaiga
Evlachovaea sp. Fungal Cultures
7134 AE Hajek (03 PA 5-1-1). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 16 Apr 2003. USA: Cold Run
Road, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7135 AE Hajek (03 PA 6-1-1). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 16 Apr 2003. USA: Route 890,
north of Trevorton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure
to germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
7136 AE Hajek (03 PA 7-1-1). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 16 Apr 2003. USA: Southhampton
Twp near town of Chaneysville, Bedford
County, Pennsylvania. Host infected in laboratory
upon exposure to germinating resting spores in
field-collected soil.
7137 AE Hajek (03 MA 3-2-4). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. Apr 2003. USA: Myles Standish
State Forest, South Carver, Massachusetts. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7138 AE Hajek (03 MA 3-2-5). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. Apr 2003. USA: Myles Standish
State Forest, South Carver, Massachusetts. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7139 AE Hajek (02 CN 1-1-1). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 20 Jul 2002. PR China: Soil
sample number MS5, Maoershan, Heilongjiang. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7183 AE Hajek (02 CN 1-2-1). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 20 Jul 2002. PR China: Soil
sample number MS3, Maoershan, Heilongjiang. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7184 AE Hajek (02 CN 1-2-2). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 20 Jul 2002. PR China: Soil
sample number MS3, Maoershan, Heilongjiang. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7185 AE Hajek (03 JP 5-1-1). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 13 May 2003. Japan: Soil sample
beneath tree number 1, Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure to
germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
7186 AE Hajek (03 JP 5-1-2). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 13 May 2003. Japan: Soil sample
beneath tree number 1, Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure to
germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
7187 AE Hajek (03 JP 5-1-4). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 13 May 2003. Japan: Soil sample
beneath tree number 1, Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure to
germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
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7188 AE Hajek (03 JP 5-1-6). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 13 May 2003. Japan: Soil sample
beneath tree number 1, Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure to
germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
7189 AE Hajek (03 JP 5-1-5). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 13 May 2003. Japan: Soil sample
beneath tree number 1, Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure to
germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
7190 AE Hajek (03 PA 1-1-5). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 16 Apr 2003. USA: Metzer
Trail, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. Host infected
in laboratory upon exposure to germinating resting
spores in field-collected soil.
7352 AE Hajek (03 PA 5-1-5). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 16 Apr 2003. USA: Cold Run
Road, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Host
infected in laboratory upon exposure to germinating
resting spores in field-collected soil.
7353 AE Hajek (03 PA 6-1-4). Lymantria dispar [Lepidoptera:
Lymantriidae]. 16 Apr 2003. USA: Route 890,
north of Trevorton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Host infected in laboratory upon exposure
to germinating resting spores in field-collected soil.
Erynia sp.
[Zygomycetes: Entomophthoromycotin]
Entomophthoraceae. Strains included here were not
su ciently identifiable to the species and have not been
reidentified since publication of the entomophthoralean
taxonomy used here (see Humber, 1989, Mycotaxon
34:441-460). In this classification these strains would be
reassigned to Pandora Humber, Furia (Batko) Humber,
Erynia (Nowakowski ex Batko) Remaudière & Hennebert,
or Zoophthora Batko.
983 J Aoki (Ent. 18) H Tomiyama. Plutella xylostella
[Lepidoptera: Plutellidae]. Nov 1976. Japan: Fuchu,
Tokyo Prefecture.
1143 [CSIRO EM694] M Shimazu (F-344). Eana argentana
[Lepidoptera: Tortricidae]. Acc’d 4 Apr 1984. Japan:
Hokkaido Prefecture.
1241 [CNPAF 84-04-13-1C; CP 141] DW Roberts. Larva,
[Lepidoptera]. 13 Apr 1984. Brazil: CNPAF, Goiânia,
Goiás.
2027 JA Harper. 4th instar larva, Pseudoplusia includens
[Lepidoptera: Noctuidae]. Acc’d 28 Oct 1985. USA:
Auburn, Alabama.
Evlachovaea sp.
[Sordariomycetes: Hypocreales]
Cordycipitaceae
959 [CNPAF 83-01-06B (CB 15); CP 105] RA Daoust
SM de Carvalho. Spodoptera frugiperda [Lepidoptera:
Noctuidae]. 6 Jan 1983. Brazil: Londrina,
Paraná.