Occurrence of parasitic watermolds in some lakes of Naini Tal, India

Khulbe, R. D.

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“…Several species of aquatic fungi have been reported as parasites of fishes by many investigators including Tiffney and Wolf (1937), Scott and O'Bier (1962), Scott (1964), Bhargava et al (1971), Srivastava (1976) and Khulbe and Sati (1980). During the course of an investigation, several species of sprolegniaceous and pythiaceous fungi were found to be permanent members of lake ecosystems (Khulbe, 1980). Some of them were parasitic to many fish species (Khulbe, 1983).…”

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Infection Ability of Watermolds in Some Temperate Fishes of Himalaya, India

1989

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Summary: Infection ability tests of four species of the Saprolegniales viz., Brevileg‐nia subclavata Couch, Geolegnia inflata Coker & Braxton, Protoachlya oryzae Khulbe and Scoliolegnia centrica Khulbe were made by artificial inoculation experiments. Except Geolegnia inflata, all the three species parasitized the test fishes (Ca‐rassius auratus L., Puntius conchonius Ham., P. ticto Ham. and Nemacheilus rupi‐cola). Two chemicals, namely boric acid and potassium permanganate were effective at 0.1 to 0.15 M concentrations against parasitic watermolds. Zusammenfassung: Vier Arten der Saprolegniales, Brevilegnia subclavata Couch, Geolegnia infata Coker & Braxton, Protoachlya oryzae Khulbe und Scoliolegnia centrica Khulbe wurden in experimentellen Inokulationsexperimenten auf ihre Infektionsfahigkeit für Fische geprüft. Außer Geolegnia inflata befielen die übrigen drei Pilzarten die Testfische Carassius auratus L., Puntius conchonius Ham, P. ticto Ham und Nemacheilus rupicola. Zwei Chemika‐lien, Borsäure und Kaliumpermanganat, waren in Konzentrationen von 0,1–0,15 M gegen die parasitischen Wasserschimmel wirksam.

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Infection Ability of Watermolds in Some Temperate Fishes of Himalaya, India

1989

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Deciphering interfungal relationships in the 410-million-yr-old Rhynie chert: Morphology and development of vesicle-colonizing microfungi

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O gênero Olpidiopsis (Oomycota) no Nordeste do Brasil

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Resumo Estudos sobre a diversidade de oomicetos foram realizados de 1998 a 2016, na Bahia, Maranhão e Piauí, e parasitas biotróficos holocárpicos zoospóricos de quitrídias, glomeromicetos e oomicetos foram identificados como Olpidiopsis achlyae, O. aphanomycis, O. fusiformis, O. karlingae, Olpidiopsis sp1 e Olpidiopsis sp2. A ocorrência de O. karlingae é novo relato para a América do Sul e de O. aphanomycis, para o Brasil. Os táxons encontrados foram descritos, ilustrados e comentados. A diversidade de termos da literatura especializada para identificação das estruturas morfológicas de Olpidiopsis foi padronizada. São propostas as sinonímias de O. braziliensis (= Pseudolpidium achlyae) com O. fusiformis e de Cornumyces karlingae com O. karlingae.

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Occurrence of parasitic watermolds in some lakes of Naini Tal, India

Abstract: Five species of Olpidiopsis were noted in temperate and subtropical lakes of Naini Tal. Two species were new record for India .

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Infection Ability of Watermolds in Some Temperate Fishes of Himalaya, India

Infection Ability of Watermolds in Some Temperate Fishes of Himalaya, India

Deciphering interfungal relationships in the 410-million-yr-old Rhynie chert: Morphology and development of vesicle-colonizing microfungi

O gênero Olpidiopsis (Oomycota) no Nordeste do Brasil

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