Cordyceps kyushuensis is a remarkable fungus found in the Cordycipitaceae family. It is known for its unique ability to infect insects, particularly certain arthropods, using them as hosts to complete its life cycle. This interaction showcases a fascinating instance of natural parasitism, where cordyceps kyushuensis manipulates its host's behavior for its reproductive advantage.
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General Info About Cordyceps kyushuensis
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Attributes of Cordyceps kyushuensis
Height
20 - 50 cm
Body Color
Orange
Growth Form
Solitary
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Habitat of Cordyceps kyushuensis
Lepidopteran larvae in the ground
Scientific Classification of Cordyceps kyushuensis
