Some new black mildews from Kathmandu valley
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USHA BUDATHOKI and PARAS N. SINGH
Central Department of Botany, Tribhuvan University Kathmandu (Nepal)
Keywords:
Fungi, black mildews, Meliola, taxonomyAbstract
Descriptions and illustrations are provided for Meliola castanopsidis on Castanopsis indica, M. osmanthiana on Osmanthus sp. and M. santalacearum on Osyris anhorea as new species and for M. hantamensis on Desmodium heterocarpum as a new record for Nepal Himalaya.
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