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Culture-based survey of fungi from decaying Vespa orientalis colonies reveals Beauveria varroae as a virulent and horizontally transmissible entomopathogen
Culture-based survey of fungi from decaying Vespa orientalis colonies reveals Beauveria varroae as a virulent and horizontally transmissible entomopathogen Ernesto Ragusa1, Karen Power2*, Livio Torta1, Marika Lamendola1, Giovanni Jesu3 , Giovanna De Leva3, Alessandro Scavuzzo1, Laura Bortolotti4, An
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