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VOLUME 60 NUMBER 2 JUNE 2022
CONTENTS
| Editorial | |
| Prof. Pratibha Sharma: Paradigm shift towards Microbial Consortium Technology | i-ii |
| Review | |
| Robin Gogoi: Strategic management tactics for soil borne diseases of maize | 145-154 |
| B. F. Rodrigues: Diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in mangrove ecosystem - A review | 155-165 |
| N.Kistu Singh and M. Shyamkesho Singh: Endophytic fungi: their role in plant protection and biological applications | 167-177 |
| V. Ramasubramanian: A comprehensive overview on COVID-associated mucormycosis | 179-185 |
| Research papers | |
| N. Chattopadhyay, R. Mandal, S. Nath, S. Rout, A. Roy, P.M. Bhattacharya and A.K. Chowdhury: Comparative gene expression analysis of wheat with special emphasis on myeloblastosis protein transcript in Bipolaris sorokiniana-wheat interaction | 187-196 |
| Manjula Rai: Edible mushrooms from forests of Sikkim Himalaya | 197-205 |
| Amitava Saha, Subhadip Brahmachari, Camellia Deb, Manisha Thakur, Arpan Das, Suvanwita Lahiri and Surekha Kundu: Role of nutrient sources and photoperiodic conditions on colony morphology, growth and sclerotial development in Rhizoctonia solani | 207-212 |
| Raina Saha, Debashis Rana, Sahar Murmu, Abhijit Saha, Dilip Kumar Misra: Major diseases of Ber (Zizyphus mauritiana) in West Bengal and in vitro interactions of associated fungal pathogens with bioinoculants | 213-221 |
| Barad, A. J., Akbari, L. F., Jadav, A. H., Dhingani, J. C.: Survey of Twister disease in onion growing area of Saurashtra | 223-230 |
| M. Shaila and Nafeesa Begum: Diversity of rhizosphere mycobiota of some oil yielding crops in Davanagere region of Karnataka, India | 231-236 |
| Ayana Chakraborty: Management of Pre- and Post-emergence Damping off of nursery seedlings of Brinjal with the application of seed coating with Bio-antagonists vis-a-vis soil application with plant products: an integrated approach | 237-244 |
| Shweta Kumari and Choudhary Sharfuddin: Antagonistic Potential of Trichoderma simmonsii isolated from Bihar against pathogenic fungus Altemaria brassiceae | 245-249 |
| Brij Bala: Four new records of Polypores to India | 251-256 |
| Ashish Singh Bisht and Sanjeev Ravi: Comparative assessment of Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus spp.) for their growth behaviour and yield performance using wheat straw and finger millet straw as a substrate | 257-261 |
| Nisha Mathew, Jacob Thomas And Gopinathan Nair Gokul: A new species of Ectendomeliola (Meliolales, Meliolaceae) from Western Ghats, India | 263-266 |
| Sanjay K. Singh, Meena Thapliyal, Saurabh Guleri, Keerti Singh, Atal Bihari Bajpayee, Kumud Saklani, Arun Kumar, Shweta Sahni and Ravindra Kumar: First report on occurrence of Clonostachys in cave ecosystem from India | 267-271 |
| Manalee Paul, T. C. Sarma and D.C. Deka: Mineral content analysis of four wild edible macrofungi used by five tribes of Assam | 273-277 |
| G.H. Sowmya, N. Rajeshwari, H.N. Ramesh Babu and B.R. Shalini: In vitro evaluation of chemical fungicides against Corynesporacass-iicola causing Leaf Spots in Tomato | 279-282 |
| Short Communication | |
| Mahendra Dahiwale: Effect of carbon sources on growth and sporulation of Altemaria alterata (Fr.) Keissler causing fruit rot of pomegranate | 283-285 |
| Rashmi Dubey and Amit D. Pandey: Brevistachys indica: A novel species of family Stachybotriaceae reported from Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Maharashtra, India | 287-289 |
| Chavan Vinod Kumar Dhananjay: A new record of a Black Powdery Mildew disease of Henna (Lawsonia inermis L.) caused by Meliola species in Western Ghat of Maharashtra State, India | 291-293 |