New species of genus Asterina (Asterinaceae) from Western Ghats, India
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Black mildews, fungi, Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, taxonomyAbstract
The present paper deals with three new species of genus Asterina (Asterinaceae) belonging to black mildew fungi, collected on rarely occurring host plants from Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra, India. These are, Asterina beilschmiediae sp. nov. on Beilschmiedia dalzellii, A. hosagoudarii sp. nov. on Litsea josephii and A. oxyceri sp. nov. on Oxyceros rugulosus. The detail morphological description, colour photographs, line drawings and discussions of these newly described species are provided in this paper.
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