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Tolypocladium japonicum

Tolypocladium japonicum

A species of Tolypocladium

Tolypocladium japonicum is part of the 'Ophiocordycipitaceae' family, known for its unique ability to parasitize other fungi. It thrives in various soil types and contributes to the nutrient cycling in its environment by decomposing organic matter. Tolypocladium japonicum is typically found in temperate zones and has a life cycle that plays a vital role in its habitat's ecological balance.

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