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Zoophthora orientalis sp. nov., a fungal pathogen ofAphis citricola (Homoptera: Aphidiade), and two new combinations of other species of entomophthoraceae

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Abstract

A new species,Zoophthora orientalis, belonging to the genusZoophthora, subgenusZoophthora, is described and compared with the nine other described species of this subgenus. A new classification system of the family Entomophthoraceae, based largely on Batko’s system, is briefly introduced and discussed. The genusErynia, recently segregated fromZoophthora by Remaudière et al., is not accepted as a genus, and two new species described under the namesErynia neoaphidis andErynia nouryi are transferred toZoophthora as the new combinationsZoophthora neoaphidis andZoophthora nouryi.

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Ben-Ze’ev, I., Kenneth, R.G. Zoophthora orientalis sp. nov., a fungal pathogen ofAphis citricola (Homoptera: Aphidiade), and two new combinations of other species of entomophthoraceae. Phytoparasitica 9, 33–42 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03158327

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