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Endomycopsis apis, sp. nov., Fungus, parásito de las abejas Apis mellifica L. en Venezuela.

Endomycopsis apis sp. nov., Fungus, fam Endomycetaceae, subfam. Sacchatomycetoideae, tribe Endomycopseae, genus Endomycopsis, parasite of the hemolympb of the adult honey bee Apis mellifica L., found in Venezuela, has a sexual and asexual reproduction. The sexual reproduction the asci are formed at...

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Main Author: stejskal, M
Format: Artículo
Language:Español
Published: Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) 2025
Subjects:
Apidae||Apidae||Apidae||Apidae
Enfermedad parasitaria||parasitoses||parasitose||parasitose
Venezuela (República Bolivariana de)||Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)||Venezuela||Venezuela (République bolivarienne du)
Apis mellifera||Apis mellifera||Apis mellifera||Apis mellifera
Reproducción asexual||asexual reproduction||reprodução assexuada||reproduction asexuée
Abeja melífera||honey bees||abelha melífera||abeille domestique
Parásito||parasites||parasita||parasite
Sede Central
Online Access:https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/12763
Summary:Endomycopsis apis sp. nov., Fungus, fam Endomycetaceae, subfam. Sacchatomycetoideae, tribe Endomycopseae, genus Endomycopsis, parasite of the hemolympb of the adult honey bee Apis mellifica L., found in Venezuela, has a sexual and asexual reproduction. The sexual reproduction the asci are formed at the ends of diploid hyphae or are intercalary, with parthenogenetic evolution, form 2 to 4 ascospores of different sex. From the fertilized ascospores diploid hyphae develop, with oval segments, separated by septa and branched. From these segments blastospores are produced.

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