Plasmodium corradettii

Plasmodium corradettii

"Plasmodium corradettii" is a parasite of the genus "Plasmodium" subgenus "Novyella".

Like all "Plasmodium" species "P. corradettii" has both vertebrate and insect hosts. The vertebrate hosts for this parasite are birds.

Taxobox
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name = "Plasmodium corradettii"
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regnum = Protista
phylum = Apicomplexa
classis = Aconoidasida
ordo = Haemosporida
familia = Plasmodiidae
genus = "Plasmodium"
species = "P. corradettii"
binomial = "Plasmodium corradettii"

Description

The parasite was first described by Laird in 1998. Laird M. Avian Malaria in the Asian Tropical Subregion (1998) ISBN/SKU 9813083190 ]

Geographical occurrence

Clinical features and host pathology

References


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