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Identification service The fungal diseased specimens should be properly dried and to be sent for identification. The rates for identification of specimens are ` 1000.00 per specimen for Government /Non Commercial Organization and ` 8000.00 per specimen for Commercial Organizations. An advance payment for identification service can be made by cash or through demand draft in favour of “ICAR, Unit IARI” payable at New Delhi. Accession of fungal diseased specimens Identified specimens can be sent for accession. The HCIO accession number will be allotted to the specimens and the accession report will be sent within one month after receipt of specimens. It is necessary to mention this HCIO numbers in publication. The details as per Annexure 1 should be furnished along with specimens for accession. Microscopic slides can also be accessioned in herbarium. Catologuing of fungal specimens at HCIO A list of fungal names are arranged in alphabetical order. The specimen data in this catalogue includes name of the fungi, name of the host or substrate, date of collection, name of the collector and a unique HCIO accession numbers of the specimens. We have taken efforts to catalogue 5000 specimens with host index which were accessioned in HCIO for the past 10-12 years and the efforts will be continued for cataloguing of remaining specimens of HCIO.
Acknowledgements The authors are thankful to Dr. H.S. Gupta, the Director and Dr. Malavika Dadlani, the Joint Director (Research), IARI, New Delhi for providing necessary facilities to maintain the national facility to conserve the biodiversity of fungi and render services to various Institutes and Universities for identification and accession of the fungal specimens. We express our gratitude to Prof. H.S. Gaur, the Dean and Joint Director (Education), IARI for the financial support. Our heartfelt thanks are due to Dr. R.K. Jain, Head, Division of Plant Pathology who has provided sustained support and guidance to initiate the work of cataloguing the specimens available in HCIO. Authors are also thankful to Dr. Pratibha Sharma, Professor, Division of Plant Pathology for her continuous encouragement and financial support to publish this catalogue. Sincere thanks are also due to senior Mycologist Dr. D.K. Agarwal for his valuable suggestions and critical corrections made in the catalogue. We thank our technical personnels Sh. Muhar Singh and Dr. Nita Mathur for their help. C. Uma Maheswari R.K. Sharma Deeba Kamil T. Prameela Devi
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