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Ophiocordyceps sinensis
1 Minerals
2 Bacteria
3 Plants
4 Animals
5 Humans
Kingdom
3
Plants
1 Archaeoplastidae
2 Cryptogamae
3 Bryophyta
4 Pteridophyta
5 Gymnospermae
6 Angiospermae
7 Fungi
Phylum
7
Fungi
1 Microsporida
2 Chytridiomycota
3 Mucoromycota
4 Zygomycota
5 Ascomycota
6 Basidiomycota
Class
5
Ascomycota
1 Protomycetidae
2 Plectomycetidae
3 Pyrenomycetidae
4 Lecanoromycetidae
5 Pezizomycetidae
Subclass
3
Pyrenomycetidae
1 Microascales
2 Hypocreales
4 Phase 4
5 Phase 5
7 Ophiostomatales
Phase
2
Hypocreales
0
1 Clavicipitaceae
Subphase
0
0
01 Beginning
02 Finding space
03 Comparing
04 Establishing
05 Preparing
06 Proving
07 Practicing
08 Perseverance
09 Success in sight
10 Success
11 Preserve / Maintain
12 Doubt / Defending
13 Retiring
14 Formal
15 Loss
16 Remembering
17 Letting go
18 Rest
Stage
0
Name
Ophiocordyceps sinensis
Author
Qjure
Type
Info
Chapter
3-753.20.__
Book
Book
Qjurious
Family
Ophiocordycipitaceae
English: Adenosine; Club-head fungus; Uracil; Uridine.
Synonym:
Cordyceps militaris
Mycology
Parasite on larvae and pupae of moths.
Bright crimson or orange-red.
Groups
look like a regiment of toy soldiers.