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Foliicolous fungi <strong>of</strong> Silent ValleyHosagoudar & RijuMelastomataceaeAsterinaSingle species..................................................................................................................................................Asterina memecylonisEchidnodellaSingle species.................................................................................................................................................EchidnodellamemecyliMeliaceaeAsterina1. On Chukrasia...............................................................................................................................................Asterina chukrasiae1. On Cipadessa..............................................................................................................................................Asterina cipadessaeMenispermaceaeSingle species...................................................................................................................................................Asterina lepianthedisMyristicaceaeAsterinaSingle species............................................................................................................................................Asterina myristicacearumMyrtaceaeAsterina1. On Rhodomyrtus.........................................................................................................................................Asterina rhodomyrti1. On Syzygium....................................................................................................................................................Asterina clavifloriOleaceaeAsterina1. On Jasminum......................................................................................................................................Asterina pongalaparensis1. On other plants.........................................................................................................................................Asterina erysiphoidesEupelteSingle species..............................................................................................................................................................EupelteamictaRutaceaeAsterinaSingle species....................................................................................................................................................Asterina acronychiaeSantalaceaeAsterinaSingle species.......................................................................................................................................................Asterina scleropyriSymplocaceaeAsterina1. Appressoria slightly stipitate.............................................................................................................................Asterina suttonii1. Appressoria sessile..............................................................................................................................................Asterina indicaTheaceaeAsterinaSingle species.............................................................................................................................................................Asterina songiiUrticaceaeAsterina1. Appressoria mostly opposite ...............................................................................................................Asterina oreocnidegena1. Appressoria alternate only.....................................................................................................................Asterina oreocnidecoladiversity and exploitation in planting improvement. KFRI report no.252.Mohanan, C. (2011). Macr<strong>of</strong>ungi <strong>of</strong> Kerala. Handbook No. 27. KeralaForest Research Institute, Peechi, Kerala, 597pp.Subramanian, C.V. (1976). Hyphomycetes - An Account <strong>of</strong> IndianSpecies Except Cercosporae. ICAR, New Delhi.Subramanian, C.V. (1986). The progress and status <strong>of</strong> mycology inIndia. Proceedings <strong>of</strong> Indian Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences. 96: 379–392.Swaminathan, M.S. (1999). Silent Valley National Park - a biologicalparadise. In: Manoharan, T.M., S.D. Biju, T.S. Nayar & P.S. Easa (eds.).Silent Valley - Whispers <strong>of</strong> Reasons. KFRI, Peechi, 1–9pp.Vajravelu, E. (1990). Flora <strong>of</strong> Palghat District, including Silent ValleyNational Park, Kerala. Botanical Survey <strong>of</strong> India, Kolkatta, 646pp.Wellman, F.L. (1972). Tropical American Plant Disease. The ScarecrowPress, Metuchen, NJ.3788<strong>Journal</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Threatened</strong> <strong>Taxa</strong> | www.threatenedtaxa.org | 05 March 2013 | 5(3): 3701–3788
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