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Fig. 1 | IMA Fungus

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From: The haustorium as a driving force for speciation in thallus-forming Laboulbeniomycetes

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Visualization of the proposed One-Host-One-Parasite model. A. Rickia wasmannii, a single phylogenetic species with Myrmica hosts in phylogenetically unrelated species groups; no penetration through the host’s integument into the haemocoel; and a horseshoe-shaped imprint around a circular inner ring at the otherwise unaffected host integument (scanning electron micrograph, from J. Billen, X. Espadaler, A. Tartally, and S. Tragust). B. Hesperomyces virescens, a complex of multiple species, each species corresponding to a phylogenetic clade with isolates from thalli removed from a given host; penetration through the integument; and a circular 1-µm diameter penetration pore (scanning electron micrograph, from M. Lubbers). Bars = 1 µm. Color schemes for monophyletic clades from https://colorbrewer2.org by C.A. Brewer, Geography, Pennsylvania State University

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