Ophiocordyceps unilateralis, commonly known as [RETRACTED] fungus, is a [RETRACTED]-pathogenic fungus, discovered by the [RETRACTED] naturalist [RETRACTED] and currently found predominantly in tropical forest ecosystems. O. unilateralis infects [RETRACTED] of the tribe Camponotini, with the full pathogenesis being characterized by alteration of the behavioral patterns of the infected [RETRACTED]. Infected hosts leave their canopy [RETRACTED] for the forest floor, an area with a temperature and humidity suitable for fungal growth; they then use their mandibles to attach themselves to a major vein on a [RETRACTED] where the host remains after its eventual death. 
The process leading to mortality takes 4–10 days, and includes a reproductive stage where fruiting bodies grow from the [RETRACTED] head, rupturing to release the fungus's spores.

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