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Taxa Local name Family Host H LM Ref. Pseudocercosporella Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Frank et al, 2010 bakeri (Syd. & P. Syd.) Deighton Ipomoea aquatica Scolecostigmina Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., mangiferae (Koord) U. Braun & Mouch. Mangifera indica 2010b Spegazzinia tessarthra Dematiaceae Decaying on T S Phengsintham & (Berk & Curt.) Sacc. petiole of Lcuala grandis Hyde, 2003a Spirops clavatus (Ellis & Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham (P390) Martin) M. B. Ellis. Mangifera indica Zasmidium aporosae P. Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., Phengsintham, K.D. Hyde & U. Braun sp.nov Aporosa villosa 2009 Zasmidium jasmicola P. Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., Phengsintham, K.D. Jasminum 2009 Hyde & U. Braun sp.nov undulatum Zasmidium maynae- Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., laxiflorae P. Phengsintham, K.D. Hyde & U. Braun sp.nov Meyna pubescens 2009 Zasmidium micromeli P. Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., Phengsintham, K.D. Micromelum 2010b Hyde & U. Braun sp.nov hirsutum Zasmidium pavetae P. Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., Phengsintham, K.D. Hyde & U. Braun sp.nov Pavetta indica 2009 Zasmidium sp. (2) Dematiaceae On living leaf of Dalbergia cultrata T P Phengsintham (P550) Zasmidium sp.(1) Dematiaceae On living leaf of Spondias pinnata T P Phengsintham (P605) Zasmidium suregadae P. Dematiaceae On living leaf of T P Phengsintham et al., Phengsintham, K.D. Suregada 2009 Hyde & U. Braun sp.nov multiflora Note: C = Calamus, H = habitat, LM = life modes, S = saprobic. T= terrestrial. P = parasitic Discussions and Conclusions (1) Lao PDR is considered to be globally important for biodiversity conservation due to its relatively high forest cover and high diversity of flora and fauna. (2) A total of 12,116 species: 8,000-11,000 species of flowering plants, fauna includes 166 reported species of reptiles and amphibians, at least 700 bird species, 90 known species of bats and at least 100 species of large mammals, and fungi 60 species.
The Future (3) There have very few studies on Lao fungi. 1959-1974, it was the war condition period and almost temporary stop study in Mycology, and for each institute teaching curriculum only mentioned about the general information of fungi, especially focused on marofungi. A total of 33 fungi species had recorded, and almost those fungi are belong to Basidiomycota. (4) From 1975 up to now the teaching curriculum has been developed and started study on fungi by cooperation with international organizations. A total of 168 fungi species have recorded from Laos: Ascomycota 24 species, Basidiomycota 11 species, Deuteromycota about 133 species. By integrating the morphological and molecular characters, nine new taxa were established, namely Passalora dipterocarpi, P. helicteris-viscidae, Pseudocercospora mannanorensis Bagyan., U. Braun & Jagad. var. paucifasciculata, Zasmidium aporosae, Z. jasminicola, Z. meynae-laxiflorae, Z. micromeli, Z. suregadae, Z. pavettae, while other cercosporoids species represent new record for Laos.These data are expected to shed light on the diversity of the fungal group in this region. (5) As we known the forest cover in Laos about 41 % of a total country, and there still have primary forest and limestone areas, so that unexpoitation forests, may be have more fungal diversity. Based on the strategic plan for the development of NUOL, and to achieve the goals, vision and functions of NUOL for the educational quality development, six development strategic plans have been determined as follows: (1) Improve teachers, staff, and students. (2) Improve administration and management systems. (3) Improve the quality of teaching and learning. (4) Improve the quality of research and academic services. (5) Improve the infrastructure and facilities. (6) Improve the national and international collaborations.
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