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Corophium insidiosum is a
species of
small amphipod crustacean commonly found in brackish, intertidal, and
subtidial environments across Europe, Asia,...
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Pythium insidiosum is a
species of
Pythium and a
member of the
class oomycota.
Pythium insidiosum is
mainly found in
standing water and
occasionally soil...
- is a rare and
deadly tropical disease caused by the
oomycete Pythium insidiosum. Long
regarded as
being caused by a fungus, the
causative agent was not...
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Bousfield & Hoover, 1997
Monocorophium cylindri**** (Say, 1818)
Monocorophium insidiosum (Crawford, 1937)
Monocorophium josei Valério-Berardo &
Thiago de Souza...
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formerly classified as fungi. Most
species are
plant parasites, but
Pythium insidiosum is an
important pathogen of animals,
causing pythiosis. The feet of the...
- have been emplo**** as
biocontrol agents. One
Pythium species,
Pythium insidiosum, also
causes Pythiosis in mammals. The
third group are the
downy mildews...
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guadalajaranum Pic, 1910
Dorcadion insidiosum Escalera, 1901
Dorcadion pruinosum Escalera, 1902
Dorcadion seguntianum m.
insidiosum Breuning, 1970
Dorcadion subtricolor...
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collectively referred to as oomycosis.
Pythiosis is
caused by
Pythium insidiosum and
occurs most
commonly in dogs and horses, but is also
found in cats...
- heterokonts, not true fungi.
Types include pythiosis (caused by
Pythium insidiosum) and lagenidiosis.
Zygomycosis has been
described in a cat,
where fungal...
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Pythiosis is a
disease caused by a
water mould of the
genus Pythium, P.
insidiosum. It
occurs primarily in dogs and horses, but can also
affect humans. In...
