Recent Papers
Volume 6 - 2021
12. Endophytic fungi: a source of potential anticancer compounds
Palwe SD et al. (2021)
11. Diversity of Gasteromycetes in Rajasthan, India-I
Chouhan R, Panwar C (2021)
10. Cyathus striatus: a new record from Arunachal Pradesh and a checklist of Bird’s nest fungi in India
Niranjan M, Singh RK (2021)
9. A study of commonly occurring fungal diseases on stored tomatoes of Kathmandu Valley
Shakya B, Aryal HP (2021)
8. A rare medicinal fungus, Lignosus rhinocerus (Polyporales, Agaricomycetes), new to India
Vinjusha N, Arun Kumar TK (2021)
7. Endophytic fungal diversity of endemic carnivorous plant Nepenthes khasiana in Meghalaya, India
Naseem F, Kayang H (2021)
6. Aquatic fungal diversity in two freshwater ecosystems of Madhya Pradesh, India
Mehboob A et al. (2021)
5. New host and geographic records of five pleosporalean hyphomycetes associated with Musa spp. (Banana)
Samarakoon BC et al. (2021)
4. Endophytic mycobiota of wild medicinal plants from New Valley Governorate, Egypt and quantitative assessment of their cell wall degrading enzymes
Abdel-Sater MA et al. (2021)
3. First record of Eutypella vitis causing branch dieback on new host trees in Canada
Ilyukhin E et al. (2021)
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