Recent Papers

Volume 5 - 2020

32. Three new records of Cortinarius (Cortinariaceae) for the Turkish Mycota from Trabzon, Turkey
Sesli E, Örtücü S (2020)

31. “Ganoderma lucidum sensu lato” – a sacred mushroom for immortality
Ayesha P et al. (2020)

30. Optimal culture conditions and toxicity assessment of Fomitopsis feei (Fr.): a newly documented macro fungus from Philippines
De Leon AM et al. (2020)

29. Xylaria oxyacanthae (Xylariaceae), a new record on Diospyros melanoxylon from India
Himani S, Krishnappa M (2020)

28. Linking ectomycorrhizal mushroom species richness and composition with dominant trees in a tropical seasonal rainforest
Ediriweera AN et al. (2020)

27. Myxomycete colonization on translocated and non-translocated dead leaves from temperate and tropical forests
Rojas C et al. (2020)

26. Ahmadea dalanensis gen. and sp. nov., an edible truffle from Pakistan
Aman N et al. (2020)

25. Pholiota polychroa and Porodisculus orientalis: two new additions to wood-rotting fungi of India
Chuzho K, Dkhar MS (2020)

24. Assessing the incidence of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) infection by fungi during harvest and storage in Cameroon
Akwa TE et al. (2020)

23. First successful domestication of a white strain of Auricularia cornea from Thailand
Bandara AR et al. (2020)

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