Danny Haelewaters
PhD | mycologist | writer
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  • Laboulbeniales
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    • Fungal conservation
    • Evolutionary biology
    • Community ecology
    • Student research
  • Pubs & talks
    • Selected papers
    • Peer-reviewed papers
    • Book chapters
    • Conference presentations
    • Invited presentations
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    • A healthy research lab
    • A motivated research group
    • Avoiding helicopter research
    • Data organization in spreadsheets
    • Molecular phylogenetic methods
    • Infographic—effect of fungal infections on ladybird survival
    • Ant–Laboulbeniales literature
    • Bat fly–Laboulbeniales literature
  • Popsci
    • Populair wetenschappelijk (nl)
  • Blog
    • Danny’s blog
    • Sarah & Danny’s blog
  • About me
    • CV
  • Laboulbeniales
  • Research
    • Fungal conservation
    • Evolutionary biology
    • Community ecology
    • Student research
  • Pubs & talks
    • Selected papers
    • Peer-reviewed papers
    • Book chapters
    • Conference presentations
    • Invited presentations
  • Funding
  • Teaching
  • Resources
    • A healthy research lab
    • A motivated research group
    • Avoiding helicopter research
    • Data organization in spreadsheets
    • Molecular phylogenetic methods
    • Infographic—effect of fungal infections on ladybird survival
    • Ant–Laboulbeniales literature
    • Bat fly–Laboulbeniales literature
  • Popsci
    • Populair wetenschappelijk (nl)
  • Blog
    • Danny’s blog
    • Sarah & Danny’s blog
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The art of taxonomy: how is a new species described?
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