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Rhodobaenus funerarius Chevrolat, L.A.A., 1885 (Rhodobaenus species)
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Rhodobaenus tenorio Anderson, 2002 (Rhodobaenus species)
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Rhodobaenus luteus Hustache, 1938 (Rhodobaenus species)
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Rhodobaenus cinctus Champion, G.C., 1910 (Rhodobaenus species)
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Rhodobaenus niger Champion, G.C., 1910 (Rhodobaenus species)
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Rhodobaenus guttatus Champion, G.C., 1910 (Rhodobaenus species)
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The Rhodobaenus Species, many of which can infect Dutch elm Species, has already wreaked havoc on many pine Species in the United States by stopping the supply of water and nutrients to their branches. The genus is prepared to plant the fungi in their specialized sacs on their bodies, in their armpits, or in their backs and mouths, by various unique ways of collecting them. At present, there are 131 entries of this genus recorded by random tools.
Amazingly, if you cut off the heads of the Rhodobaenus Species, grind them up, sprinkle them on agar, they produce the most incredible organisms. These are fungal symbionts of the Rhodobaenus Species. Go to this generator and take a closer look at the scientific name of the Species, its discoverer, and when it was discovered, and you’ll learn more about the Species of the Rhodobaenus.
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