Robert W. Lichtwardt

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According to Wikipedia, Robert W. Lichtwardt was a Brazilian-born American mycologist specializing in the study of arthropod-associated, gut-dwelling fungi . He is known for his online monograph and interactive keys to trichomycete taxa.

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A higher-level phylogenetic classification of the Fungi. (2007) (2102)
The Trichomycetes: Fungal Associates of Arthropods (1986) (253)
Invertebrate-Microbial Interactions (1985) (239)
Preserving accuracy in GenBank (2008) (191)
Trichomycete gut fungi in Australian aquatic insect larvae (1990) (62)
ZYGOPOLARIS, A NEW GENUS OF TRICHOMYCETES PRODUCING ZYGOSPORES WITH POLAR ATTACHMENT (1975) (57)
Trichomycete insect symbionts in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and vicinity (2006) (55)
Undescribed genera and species of Harpellales (Trichomycetes) from the guts of aquatic insects (1972) (53)
Trichomycete gut fungi in New Zealand aquatic insect larvae (1990) (52)
Molecular variation within and among species of Harpellales (2001) (52)
Studies on the Nutritional Relationship of Larval Aedes Aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae) with Smittium Culisetae (Trichomycetes) (1981) (52)
Trichomycetes in Argentinean aquatic insect larvae (1999) (49)
TRICHOMYCETES IN AQUATIC INSECTS FROM SOUTHERN CHILE (1996) (47)
Fungal symbionts (Harpellales) in Norwegian aquatic insect larvae. (2004) (44)
Trichomycetes and the Arthropod Gut (1996) (43)
Development of trichospores and their appendages in Genistellospora homothallica and other Harpellales and fine-structural evidence for the sporangial nature of trichospores (1976) (42)
AXENIC CULTURE OF TWO NEW SPECIES OF BRANCHED TRICHOMYCETES (1964) (41)
Some cultural and ultrastructural aspects of Smittium culisetae (Trichomycetes) from mosquito larvae. (1967) (41)
Trichomycetes (Zygomycota) in the digestive tract of arthropods in Amazonas, Brazil. (2003) (41)
Immunological studies on the fungal genus Smittium (Trichomycetes). (1972) (40)
INFECTION OF AEDES AEGYPTI LARVAE BY AXENIC CULTURES OF THE FUNGAL GENUS SMITTIUM (TRICHOMYCETES) (1972) (39)
Arthropod gut fungi from Puerto Rico and summary of tropical Trichomycetes worldwide. (2000) (36)
Illustrated Genera of Trichomycetes: Fungal Symbionts of Insects and Other Arthropods (2000) (35)
The Trichomycetes: What are Their Relationships? (1973) (33)
Fungi associated with passalid beetles and their mites (1999) (32)
Fungi living in the guts of larval aquatic insects in northwestern Argentina (2000) (32)
Confirmation and identification of parasitic stages of obligate endobionts (Harpellales) in blackflies (Simuliidae) by means of rRNA sequence data. (2006) (32)
Species of Harpellales living within the guts of aquatic diptera larvae (1984) (30)
Distribution and species diversity of trichomycete gut fungi in aquatic insect larvae in two Rocky Mountain streams (1988) (29)
Harpellales in Newfoundland aquatic insect larvae (2001) (28)
Trichomycete fungi living in the guts of Costa Rican phytotelm larvae and other lentic dipterans (1994) (27)
An eight-gene molecular phylogeny of the Kickxellomycotina, including the first phylogenetic placement of Asellariales (2014) (27)
A new monotypic fungal genus, Allantomyces, and a new species of Legeriomyces (Trichomycetes, Harpellales) in the hindgut of a Western Australian mayfly nymph (Tasmanocoenis sp.) (1993) (26)
18 – INSECT- AND OTHER ARTHROPOD-ASSOCIATED FUNGI (2004) (25)
Three Harpellales that live in one species of aquatic chironomid larva (1999) (24)
Tasmanian Trichomycete gut fungi in aquatic insect larvae. (1992) (24)
Zygospores of the Harpellales: an ultrastructural study (1977) (23)
Biogeography and fungal systematics (1995) (22)
Harpella leptosa, a new species of Trichomycetes substantiated by electron microscopy (1980) (22)
PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE CULTURED TRICHOMYCETE, SMITTIUM CULISETAE (1972) (22)
Three Species of Eccrinales Inhabiting the Hindguts of Millipeds, With Comments on the Eccrinids as a Group (1954) (21)
Capniomyces Stellatus and Simuliomyces Spica: New Taxa of Harpellales (Trichomycetes) from Winter-Emerging Stoneflies (1983) (20)
Spore germination in axenic cultures of Smittium spp. (Trichomycetes). (1976) (20)
Isozyme patterns in cultured Harpellales (1996) (19)
Two unusual Trichomycetes in an aquatic midge larva (1983) (19)
Trichomycete fungi (Zygomycota) associated with mosquito larvae (Diptera: Culicidae) in natural and artificial habitats in Manaus, AM Brazil (2005) (18)
A NEW TRICHOMYCETE COMMENSAL WITH A GALATHEID SQUAT LOBSTER FROM DEEP-SEA HYDROTHERMAL VENTS (1986) (18)
Genistelloides Hibernus: A New Trichomycete from a Winter-Emerging Stonefly (1981) (18)
Using a five-gene phylogeny to test morphology-based hypotheses of Smittium and allies, endosymbiotic gut fungi (Harpellales) associated with arthropods. (2014) (18)
THREE NEW SPECIES OF SMITTIUM (TRICHOMYCETES) WITH NOTES ON RANGE EXTENSIONS (1987) (18)
Symbiotic Harpellales (Trichomycetes) in Tasmanian aquatic insects. (2005) (17)
ZYGOSPORES AND SPORE APPENDAGES OF HARPELLA (TRICHOMYCETES) FROM LARVAE OF SIMULIIDAE (1967) (17)
TAXONOMIC POSITION OF THE ECCRINALES AND RELATED FUNGI (1960) (16)
Overview of 75 years of Smittium research, establishing a new genus for Smittium culisetae, and prospects for future revisions of the ‘Smittium’ clade1 (2013) (16)
Western Australian species of Smittium and other Trichomycetes in aquatic insect larvae (1992) (16)
Isozyme variation among soil isolates ofHistoplasma capsulatum (1981) (15)
Harpellomyces eccentricus, an unusual harpellales from Sweden and Wales (1984) (15)
Vegetative propagation in a new species of Harpellales, Graminella microspora (1981) (15)
The Trichomycetes (1986) (15)
A New Legeriomyces (Harpellales) with Variable Trichospore Size (1983) (15)
Furculomyces, a new homothallic genus of Harpellales (Trichomycetes) from Australian midge larvae (1992) (15)
FINE STRUCTURE OF PARAMOEBIDIUM (TRICHOMYCETES) AND A NEW SPECIES WITH VIRUSLIKE PARTICLES (1979) (14)
Ejectosporus, an Unusual New Genus of Harpellales in Winter-Emerging Stonefly Nymphs (Capniidae) and a New Species of Paramoebidium (Amoebidiales) (1991) (14)
Zygopolaris borealis, a new gut fungus (Trichomycetes) living in aquatic mayfly larvae (1984) (14)
Biogeographic studies on trichomycete gut fungi in winter stonefly nymphs of the genus Allocapnia (1993) (14)
Fungal symbionts (Harpellales) in Norwegian aquatic insect larvae (2004) (14)
TWO NEW AUSTRALASIAN SPECIES OF AMOEBIDIALES ASSOCIATED WITH AQUATIC INSECT LARVAE, AND COMMENTS ON THEIR BIOGEOGRAPHY (1992) (14)
Antigenic variation within and between populations of three genera of Harpellales (Trichomycetes) (1987) (14)
Four new Smittium species inhabiting the hindgut of Chironomidae larvae (1998) (14)
Fine structure of the trichomycete, Harpella melusinae, from black-fly guts (2004) (13)
New Asellariales (Trichomycetes) from the hindguts of aquatic isopods and springtails [Asellaria unguiformis, Asellaria aselli, Orchesellaria pelta, Orchesellaria mauguioi, Fungi, description, new host species] (1984) (13)
Freshwater Trichomycetes and Their Arthropod Hosts (2003) (12)
Comparative study of the holdfast structure in four Trichomycetes (1980) (12)
A New Genus of Trichomycetes (Pseudoharpella arcolamylica) from Dixa fluvica Peters (Diptera: Dixidae) (2003) (12)
Two new trichomycete species from Zapada spp. (stonefly) nymphs with an unusual distribution (1987) (12)
Asexual sporulation and mycelial growth in axenic cultures of Smittium spp. (Trichomycetes). (1976) (12)
Trichomycetes: Fungi in Relationship with Insects and Other Arthropods (2001) (12)
Two Stachylina and two Smittium species (Trichomycetes) from Montana (1984) (12)
Trichomycete gut fungi from tropical regions of the world (2012) (11)
Discovery of sexual reproduction in an unusual new species of Stachylina (Trichomycetes). (1988) (11)
Mating types and convertibility among soil isolates of Histoplasma capsulatum. (1980) (11)
ORPHELLA HIEMALIS: A NEW AND RARE TRICHOMYCETE OCCURRING IN WINTER-EMERGING STONEFLIES (PLECOPTERA, CAPNIIDAE) (1991) (11)
Comparative study of a new Chrysosporium species with Histoplasma capsulatum. (1980) (11)
CHIRONOMIDAE-TRICHOMYCETE ASSOCIATIONS : A LITERATURE REVIEW (1998) (9)
An Enterobryus from the Milliped Boraria Carolina (Chamberlin) (1958) (9)
Two new Harpellales living in Ephemeroptera nymphs in Colorado Rocky Mountain streams (1999) (9)
Preliminary visual screening of soil samples for the presumptive presence of Histoplasma capsulatum. (1980) (8)
Harpellales: generic confusion due to precocious development (1997) (8)
A New Pennella (Trichomycetes) from Simulium Larvae (1971) (8)
Levels of isozyme variation within and among Histoplasma capsulatum localities. (1986) (7)
ENTEROBRYUS ATTENUATUS FROM THE PASSALID BEETLE (1957) (7)
New species and emendations of Orphella: taxonomic and phylogenetic reassessment of the genus to establish the Orphellales, for stonefly gut fungi with a twist (2018) (7)
Furculomyces septentrionalis reveals an unexpected distribution for this genus of Harpellales (1999) (6)
Typification of Smittium, an important genus in the taxonomy of Harpellales (2011) (6)
Costa Rican gut fungi (Trichomycetes) infeting lotic insect larvae (2015) (6)
Red stain of Acer negundo. (1962) (6)
Smittium bullatum from a New Zealand midge larva and new records of other trichomycete gut fungi (1992) (6)
Klastostachys, a new genus of Harpellales in Chironomidae larvae (2011) (5)
Evolution of Trichomycetes (2011) (5)
An Enterobryus Occurring in the Milliped Scytonotus Granulatus (Say) (1957) (5)
New Species of Enterobryus from Southeastern United States (1960) (4)
A new Coelomomyces pathogenic to mosquitoes in Costa Rica. (1993) (3)
An Arundinula (Trichomycetes, Eccrinales) in a Crayfish (1962) (3)
Dacryodiomyces, a new genus of Harpellales in Chironomidae larvae (2011) (2)
Validation of the Genus Palavascia (Trichomycetes) (1964) (2)
A Parataeniella (Trichomycetes, Eccrinales) in an Isopod (1964) (2)
An Enterobryus (Eccrinales) in a Common Greenhouse Milliped (1960) (2)
Symbiotic Harpellales (Trichomycetes) in Tasmanian aquatic insects (2005) (1)
Morphological, Cytological, and Taxonomic Observations on Species of Enterobryus From the Hindgut of Certain Millipeds and Beetles (1954) (1)
Validation of Eccrinoides helleriae (Eccrinales) (1984) (1)
THE FUNGAL GENUS SMITTIUM (TRICHOMYCETES)1 (1972) (1)
Fungi Living in the Guts of Arthropods (1960) (0)
Invertebrates and Microbes (1986) (0)
Lekh Raj Batra, 1929–1999 (2003) (0)
Mycological Society of America Harpellales in Newfoundland Aquatic Insect Larvae (2012) (0)
Summary of Trichomycete Characteristics (1986) (0)
Nomenclature of Fungi Pathogenic to Man and Animals. Memorandum No. 23 (1968) (0)
16. Aquatic Trichomycetes (2014) (0)
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Host-Fungus Relationships (1986) (0)
Sourcebook of Laboratory Exercises in Plant Pathology (1967) (0)
Experimental Studies on Cultured Species (1986) (0)
Trichomycete gut fungi from tropical regions of the world (2011) (0)
Focus on rot (1989) (0)
A new light-weight shaft for peat samples (1952) (0)
Studies on Trichomycetes Inhabiting the Guts of Diptera Larvae (1970) (0)
Illustrated genera of trichomycetes : fungal symbionts of insects and other anthropods . Misra, Robert W. Lichtwardt (2000) (0)
Morphology, Cytology, and Fine Structure (1986) (0)
A PARATAENIELLA (TRICHOMYCETES, EC- CRINALES) IN AN ISOPOD (2016) (0)
Chapter 5 Evolution of Trichomycetes (2011) (0)
Arthropod Hosts and Habitats (1986) (0)

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