STUDIES ON THE OCCURRENCE OF KERATINOPHILIC FUNGI IN THE SOILS OF RAJASTHAN-II
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S. RADHlKA lYER AND D. WILLlAMSON
Department of Botany, University of Raiasihan, Jaipur 302 004
Keywords:
Hair-bait technique, Keratinophilic fungi organic content, SoilAbstract
Three hundred soil samples collected from twenty districts of Rajasthan were screened for the presence of keratinophilic fungi. Seven different species were encountered in the one hundred and thirty five positive samples of which Chrysosporium tropicum dominated the soils of Rajasthan. Organic content and pH studies of the soils were worked out and correlated with the occurrence of the fungi.
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