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The fungus is endemic mostly to the alpine shrub-meadow zone of high mountains (3000– 5000 m altitude) or highlands of the south western of China (the Tibet Autonomous Region and the Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan and Gansu provinces) and to some countries of the Himalayan south slope (Nepal, Bhutan, and North East India) (Fig. 2). It grows parasitically on Lepidoptera larvae, particularly those belonging to the genus Hepialus (bat moths), which are found in cool weather conditions (Kinjo & Zang, 2001; Pegler et al., 1994). After host larval infection with either meiotic or mitotic spores, the fungus multiplies in the host by yeast-like budding, eventually killing the host. The fungus then grows in the form of stroma

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