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From: Omics data reveal the unusual asexual-fruiting nature and secondary metabolic potentials of the medicinal fungus Cordyceps cicadae

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Phenotypes and development of asexual fruiting in C. cicadae. a Field collected fruiting bodies of C. cicadae developed on the cadaver of cicada Platylomia sp. b-d Fruiting body production of C. cicadae on the pupae of Chinese tussah silkworm (Antheraea pernyi) after inoculation for different times (labeled in each panel). Dpi, days post inoculation. e Fruiting bodies of C. cicadae produced on the rice medium 23 days post inoculation. f Asexual conidial spores produced on the fruiting bodies (arrows in the panels A, D and E). CO, conidium; Bar, 5 μm

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