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Fungus-caused illnesses are widespread in plants, but owing to the protective barrier given by the immune system of living creatures, fungal infection is uncommon in humans and animals. Notwithstanding, for the most part in current circumstance, when the destructive Coronavirus contamination has undermined the insusceptible capacity, the apparently innocuous parasitic gathering makes a move to assault the human body, which might be serious. The contagious microbe penetrates the human body by means of wounds or through the respiratory framework. The human body is inltrated by the fungal infection through injuries or the respiratory system. Therefore, when it penetrates bodily tissue, it sucks it up for nourishment and resists the immunological impediment. The globe is presently actively ghting the new Covid; Out of nowhere, another rush of tiny invaders known as black, white, and yellow contagious diseases has inicted damage on the all-around tough epidemic.

In order to ascertain the impact of physiological parameters like temperature and pH on growth and sporulation of M. phaseolina and F. oxysporum, causing stem-root rot and wilt diseases of jute, an experiment was conducted to examine. It was discovered that Fusarium oxysporum thrived at pH 5 (80.135 mg) while Macrophomina phaseolina grew best at neutral pH, or pH 7 (69.065 mg). M. phaseolina grows best at temperatures ranging from 35 °C to 30 °C, with no growth observed at lower temperatures. Fusarium oxysporum's growth peaked at 25 °C (90.00 mm), and it significantly decreased below 15 °C and above 40 °C. In response to changes in temperature, fungal development slows.