Putative mycorrhizal association of Lepiota castaneidisca with roots of Grevillea robusta
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Abstract
A lepiotaceous fungi namely, Lepiota castaneidisca belonging to family Agaricaeae was studied for their taxonomic features and investigations were carried out to understand the putative mycorrhizal association and illustrated based on collections from North India in this communication.
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