Three interesting wood rotting macro-fungi from Jharkhand, India
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Routine surveys of mycologically unexplored forest areas of Jharkhand, followed by a thorough examination of macro-fungal collections reveal two hitherto unrecorded poroid species (Basidiomycete) for Indian mycobiota namely, Ganoderma elegantum and Perenniporia bambusicola, and a less known hydnoid wood-rotting species Beenakia fuliginosa. Detailed taxonomic descriptions coupled with illustrations are provided for all three taxa and compared with allied taxa.
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