2022
DOI: 10.12982/cmjs.2022.027
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Necessity of a National Fungarium and a Culture Collection for Fungi in Sri Lanka

Abstract: Sri Lanka is rich in biological diversity, but its fungal diversity is not adequately studied and documented. Recent fungal diversity estimations have predicted that the tropical regions would harbour a large number of novel fungal species. Fungi are ubiquitous, hence it is important to carry out proper investigations to discover novel taxa in different habitats and ecosystems. These taxa represent different life modes i.e. pathogens (of plants, animals and humans), saprobes, endophytes, symbionts (lichens, my… Show more

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