Dictyoartrinium anmorphic fungi from Amravati region (MS) India.
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Dictyoarthrinium microsporum, Hyphomycetes fungi, AmravatiAbstract
During mycological survey of Amravati District, many interesting fungi has been collected, among collected various species; a rare species Dictyoartrinium microsporum has been reported in during survey. For the specific identification of species; morphological characters and dimension of various fruiting bodies were studied. These collections proved to be distinct as such described here rare hyphomycetes fungal species. The exsicati of these fungi have been deposited in Ajrekar Mycological Herbarium of Agharkar Research Institute, Pune under their respective accession numbers. The present paper deals with description Dictyoarthrinium microsporum,
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