Pholiota polychroa and Porodisculus orientalis: two new additions to wood-rotting fungi of India
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Microbial Ecology Laboratory, Department of Botany, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong – 793022, Meghalaya, India
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Received Date:
04 November 2019
Revised Date:
24 January 2020
Published Online:
10 September 2020
Studies in Fungi
5(1): 447-451(2020) |
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Abstract
Pholiota polychroa, collected from Rusoma community forest and Porodisculus orientalis, collected from Puliebadze reserved forest stand, Kohima are reported as new additions to woodrotting fungi of India. The genus Porodisculus is new to India as well. Furthermore, ecological, taxonomic and morphological descriptions of the two species are discussed in this paper.
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K Chuzho, MS Dkhar. 2020. Pholiota polychroa and Porodisculus orientalis: two new additions to wood-rotting fungi of India. Studies in Fungi 5(1):447-451 doi: 10.5943/sif/5/1/25
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K Chuzho, MS Dkhar. 2020. Pholiota polychroa and Porodisculus orientalis: two new additions to wood-rotting fungi of India. Studies in Fungi 5(1):447-451 doi: 10.5943/sif/5/1/25
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