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Effects of temperature and host stages on spore fbrm of Entemophthora sphaerosperma in IViloparvata tugens invcstigated. In each host stage, at the range frem 15 to 25eC, the fungus formed more resting speres rather than conidia in proportion to the dccrease of temperaturc. At each tcmperaturc, jt formed more resting spores rather than conidia in the old nymph than the young one, in the adult than the nymph, in the macropteTous than in the brachypterous adult, and in the young macropterous female than the aged macropterous female, The mortality due to this fungus was higher at lower temperature in each stage, and at each temperature it was higher in the old nymph than the young ene, in the adult than the nymph, and in the rnacropterous than the brachypterous adult. '['his tendency

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Resting Spore Formation of Entmophthora sphaerosperma FRESENIUS (Entomophthorales : Entmophthoraceae) in the Brown Planthopper, Nilaparvata lugens (STAL)(Hemiptera : Delphacidae)