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Cordyceps militaris

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
7Fungi
Class
5Ascomycota
Subclass
3Pyrenomycetidae
Phase
2Hypocreales
Subphase
0
Stage
0
Name

Cordyceps militaris

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3-753.20.__

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English: Cordyceps.
Genus: 400 different species.
Region: northern hemisphere, Europe.
Content: cordycepin; protein CMP18 that induces apoptosis in vitro via a mitochondrion-dependent pathway.
MycologyFungus; entomopathogenic fungus, meaning it parasitizes insects; fruiting bodies 1 to 8 cm high, club-shaped, orange to red, which grow out of dead underground pupae; masses of white mycelia form around the parasitised insect; however, these may not be of the same specie.
Club is covered with the stroma; surface roughly punctured; inner fungal tissue is whitish to pale orange.
Spores: smooth, hyaline, long-filiform, often septate.
Asci: long, cylindrical.
  • Kingdoms
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  • ›7 Fungi
  • ›5 Ascomycota
  • ›3 Pyrenomycetidae
  • ›2 Hypocreales
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