
Insect destroyers
Scientific name: Entomophthorales
Insect destroyers
Scientific name: Entomophthorales

Description

Insect destroyers are fascinating parasites of insects and other arthropods. They infect their hosts, causing behavioral changes that aid in spore dispersal. Some species can create zombie-like effects in infected insects. Insect destroyers have specialized structures for forcibly ejecting spores, allowing for efficient spread. Their life cycle is complex, involving both sexual and asexual reproduction stages.

Species of Insect destroyers


Scientific Classification
