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Entomophthora muscae pathogenic fungus

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buddy icon Javier Torrent
13 years ago
Very interesting, I did not know flies could be infected by fungus, at least this way Nice set!!
buddy icon johnhallmen
13 years ago
Excellent work Laurie!! I really enjoyed seeing this up close like this. Did the victim look like this? Mortal Fungus (feel free to delete this comment in case you don't find it appropriate)
buddy icon laurie.knight
13 years ago
Thanks John - yes not disimilar to that, a slightly different shape to the abdomen but the underside almost entirely covered and the topside just split open between the 'panels' of the abdomen. There seems to be quite a lot of this stuff around this year...
buddy icon Dom Greves
11 years ago
Brilliantly detailed view. I think I must have found this example post-dispersal perhaps: www.flickr.com/photos/domgreves/9240787189/


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Taxonomies

Fly

Order : Diptera

Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Arthropoda
Subphylum
Hexapoda
Class
Insecta
Subclass
Pterygota
Superorder
Endopterygota
Order
Diptera

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Species : Entomophthora muscae

Kingdom
Fungi
Phylum
Zygomycota
Subphylum
Entomophthoromycotina
Order
Entomophthorales
Family
Entomophthoraceae
Genus
Entomophthora
Species
Entomophthora muscae

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