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Maxillary Mycangium in the Mountain Pine Beetle
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1970
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BiologyTerrestrial ArthropodMycelial InteractionDendroctonus Ponderosae HopkMaxillary MycangiumEntomologyMountain Pine BettleFungal EvolutionFungal BiologyFungal SymbiosisMicrobiologyAnatomySymbiosisBlue-stain FungiMedicineFungal SystematicsForest Entomology
A mycangium containing blue-stain fungi and yeasts is located in the cardo of the maxilla of the mountain pine bettle, Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopk. Symbiosis between one or more of the microorganisms and the insect is indicated.
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