MARINE FUNGI FROM MANGROVE AND BEACH ECOSYSTEMS ALONG KERALA COAST, INDIA

A study dealing with the marine fungi associated with decaying woody samples was carried out from the beach and mangrove ecosystems along the northern Kerala coast. A total of twenty marine fungi comprising 13 ascomycetes and 7 mitosporic fungi were isolated. The mangrove ecosystem supported maximum fungal diversity than the beach ecosystem.Periconiaprolifica and Hydeapygmea, were common in both ecosystems.

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International Journal of Advanced Research
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.21474/ijar01/19460
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Plant Pathogens and Fungal Diseases
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MARINE FUNGI FROM MANGROVE AND BEACH ECOSYSTEMS ALONG KERALA COAST, INDIA

Gayatri R. Nambiar, P. S. Sneha, Nivedhya P.V
International Journal of Advanced Research
Plant Pathogens and Fungal Diseases
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MARINE FUNGI FROM MANGROVE AND BEACH ECOSYSTEMS ALONG KERALA COAST, INDIA

Gayatri R. Nambiar, P. S. Sneha, Nivedhya P.V
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A study dealing with the marine fungi associated with decaying woody samples was carried out from the beach and mangrove ecosystems along the northern Kerala coast. A total of twenty marine fungi comprising 13 ascomycetes and 7 mitosporic fungi were isolated. The mangrove ecosystem supported maximum fungal diversity than the beach ecosystem.Periconiaprolifica and Hydeapygmea, were common in both ecosystems.

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