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The inoculation of newly formed fungus comb withTermitomyces inMacrotermes colonies (Isoptera, Macrotermitinae)
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Distribution of Termitomyces and other fungi in the nests and major workers of several Nigerian macrotermitinae
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Reproductive capacity of Termitomyces striatus
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The inoculation of the fungus comb in newly founded colonies of some species of the Macrotermitinae (Isoptera) from Nigeria
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