2011•Trends in Biosciences/Trends in biosciencesRequires access

Additions to the diversity of follicolous fungi from north central Tarai forest of Uttar Pradesh, India

Tej Pratap Mall

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The foliicolous fungi was collected from east and west Sohelwa, Shrawasti, Bahraich forest range and Katarnighat wildlife santury during April, 2011 - September, 2011. The present report is an addition to the already collected fungal list found on several host plants. The present work reports ninty seven fungal species representing forty eight fungal genera found on eighty angiospermic plant species representing sixty three genera of forty four families.

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The foliicolous fungi was collected from east and west Sohelwa, Shrawasti, Bahraich forest range and Katarnighat wildlife santury during April, 2011 - September, 2011. The present report is an addition to the already collected fungal list found on several host plants. The present work reports ninty seven fungal species representing forty eight fungal genera found on eighty angiospermic plant species representing sixty three genera of forty four families.

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The foliicolous fungi was collected from east and west Sohelwa, Shrawasti, Bahraich forest range and Katarnighat wildlife santury during April, 2011 - September, 2011. The present report is an addition to the already collected fungal list found on several host plants. The present work reports ninty seven fungal species representing forty eight fungal genera found on eighty angiospermic plant species representing sixty three genera of forty four families.

Key concepts: Uttar pradesh, Wildlife, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Geography, Botany, Ecology, Socioeconomics

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