Aeromycoflora of Fruit and Vegetable Market of Bhatapara Region.

  • Dr.Diksha Khare
Keywords: Aeromycoflora Zygomycotina, Ascomycotina, Anamorphic

Abstract

During the present investigation  percentage contribution in July was 7.24 from Zygomycotina,  and 91.80 from Anamorphic Fungi. In August, 100.00 of Anamorphic Fungi, in Spetmber, 100.00 of Anamorphic Fungi, in October, 100.00 of Anamorphic Fungi were recorded. In August, September and October month, Zygomycotina were totally absent. In November, 2.70 from Zygomycotina and 93.20 from Anamorphic Fungi, in December 100 from Anamorphic Fungi, and 90.40 from Anamorphic Fungi in June, 97.22 from Anamorphic Fungi was recorded

Author Biography

Dr.Diksha Khare

Govt. Nagarjun PG College,Raipur, Botany Department .

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Published
2024-06-09
How to Cite
Dr.Diksha Khare. (2024). Aeromycoflora of Fruit and Vegetable Market of Bhatapara Region. Revista Electronica De Veterinaria, 25(1), 3321-3324. https://doi.org/10.69980/redvet.v25i1.1562
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