Entomophaga (fungus)

Entomophaga
Entomophaga maimaiga azygospores
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Fungi
Division:	Entomophthoromycota
Class:	Entomophthoromycetes
Order:	Entomophthorales
Family:	Entomophthoraceae
Genus:	Entomophaga A. Batko, 1964
Species
S. Keller, 2007 (Thaxt.) S. Keller, 1991 (E. Reichardt) Humber, 1984 (Balazy) S. Keller, 1988 Villac. & Wilding, 1994 (Bessey) Humber, 1989 (Thaxt.) Samson, H.C. Evans & Latgé, 1988 (Sorokin) S. Keller, 1988 (Weiser & A. Batko) A. Batko, 1964 Balazy, 1993 S. Keller, 1988 (S. Keller) S. Keller, 1988 E. grylli (Fresen.) A. Batko, 1964 (J.A. Hutchison) A. Batko, 1964 Balazy, 1993 S. Keller, 1988 E. maimaiga Humber, Shimazu & R.S. Soper, 1988 (Thaxt.) S. Keller, 1991 (I.M. Hall & P.H. Dunn) A. Batko, 1964 (Thaxt.) S. Keller, 1988 (S. Keller & Eilenberg) A.E. Hajek & Eilenberg, 2003 Balazy, 1993 (Giard) A. Batko, 1964 (J.F. Anderson & Magnar.) Humber, 1984 (Fresen.]]) A. Batko, 1964 A. Batko, 1964 S. Keller, 2007 (Fresen.) Humber, 1989 (S. Keller) A.E. Hajek & Eilenberg, 2003

Entomophaga is a genus of entomopathogenic fungi in the order Entomophthorales. Well-known species are E. grylli and E. maimaiga, which infect grasshoppers and gypsy moths respectively.

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