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Beauveria bassiana
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Beauveria bassiana é um fungo que existe naturalmente nos solos de todo o mundo. Causa uma doença fatal em vários insetos agindo como um parasita; pertencendo deste modo ao grupo de fungos entomopatogênicos. Wikipédia
Nome científico: Beauveria bassiana
Classe: Sordariomycetes
Família: Cordycipitaceae
Filo: Ascomycota
Ordem: Hypocreales
Reino: Fungi
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