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Foliicolous Fungi from Bahraich U.p. (india)


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1 Department of Botany Kisan P.G. College, Bahraich- 271 801 (U.P.), India
 

The foliicolous fungi were collected from Bahraich during April to November, 2012. The authors collected eleven fungal genera with twenty species has been found on twenty five different angiospermic plant species which belong to twenty four genera of nineteen families.

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Foliicolous Fungi, Bahraich, U.p.
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Authors

Ajay Kumar
Department of Botany Kisan P.G. College, Bahraich- 271 801 (U.P.), India
T. P. Mall
Department of Botany Kisan P.G. College, Bahraich- 271 801 (U.P.), India

Abstract


The foliicolous fungi were collected from Bahraich during April to November, 2012. The authors collected eleven fungal genera with twenty species has been found on twenty five different angiospermic plant species which belong to twenty four genera of nineteen families.

Keywords


Foliicolous Fungi, Bahraich, U.p.

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