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[edit]DescriptionIsaria arachnophila (illust. by Boudier, 1910).jpg |
English: Isaria arachnophila This illustration shows Gibellula pulchra Cavara 1894 according to Roth, Jean-Jacques; Van Vooren, Nicolas (2016). "Note sur Gibellula pulchra (Hypocreales), un hyphomycète parasite des araignées (available on Research Gate) |
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Source | Icones mycologicæ ou Iconographie des champignons de France. Paris, Paul Klincksieck. vol. 3 (BHL) |
Author | Boudier Emile |
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