<b>Macrofungi in two botanical gardens in southwestern India</b>

Abstract

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Diversity and Distribution of Russula in India with Reference to Central Indian species

“…Pileus up to 2.5-6cm diam, convex to broadly convex with a central depression becoming uplifted in older ones; surface grayish brown becoming black on aging, non-striate. The species is distributed at different places in India: Kailana, Chakrata, Lohaghat, Mayawati, Jageshwar and Champawatin Uttarakhand (Saini and Atri 1984;Atri and Saini 1990b); Malappuram, Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala (Pradeep and Vrinda, 2010;Mohanan, 2011Mohanan, , 2014 and Mangalore in Karnataka (Pavithra et al, 2017). In the present study it is being reported from Amarkantak-Achanakmar Biosphere Reserve in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, India.…”

“…Identification of fungi has been done with the help of published literature, monographs, books, keys, etc. (Abraham et al, 1980;Atri and Kour, 2003;Atriand Saini, 1986, 1990a1990b;1990c;Atri et al, 1992Atri et al, , 1997Atri et al, , 2016Berkeley, 1851Berkeley, , 1856Berkeley, , 1876Bhatt et al, 1995Bhatt et al, , 2007Buyckand Atri, 2011;Chaudharyand Tripathy, 2016;Crouset al, 2016;Das, 2013;Das and Sharma, 2001, 2005bDas et al, 2002c;, 2006, 20082010;2013a,b;2014;Dhancholia, 2011;Duttaet al, 2015;Farooket al, 2013;Hedawoo, 2010;Joshi et al, 2012;Kauret al, 2011;Kumar et al, 2014;Manimohanand Deepna, 2011;Mohanan, 2011Mohanan, , 2014Natarajanand Raman, 1983;Pavithra et al, 2017;Vrinda, 2007, 2010;Rawla, 2001;Rawla and Sarwal, 1983;Romagnesi, 1945;Saini et al, 2010;Saini and Atri, 1981, 1984…”

Biodiversity of macrofungi in Yenepoya Campus, Southwest India

“…The secondary product is the major substrate for growth and perpetuation of macrofungi. Besides, several tree species in scrub jungles are known to support ectomycorrhizal fungi (Pavithra et al 2015(Pavithra et al , 2017. The Yenepoya (deemed to be University) (YU) in the coastal region of Karnataka showed concern to protect its greenery and initiated biodiversity auditing (e.g.…”