Three new black mildew fungi from Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, India
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Meliolaceae, Schiffnerulaceae, taxonomy, Western GhatsAbstract
The present paper deals with three new black mildew fungi belonging to family Meliolaceae and Schiffnerulaceae, collected on the members of plant family Oleaceae from Mahabaleshwar region. Among these, Asteridiella websteri Hosag. var. oleae var. nov., Meliola dioicae sp. nov. and Sarcinella ligustri sp. nov. are reported in the survey. The detail morphological description, line drawings, colour photographs and discussions are provided.
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