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Mangrove Fungi - World Records

 
Genus Zalerion
Species varium
Substrate dead wood
coconuts, seedlings
dead leaves
Habitat intertidal
submerged
Country Belize cf.
Phillipines
Palau Islands cf.
Guatemala W.
Hawaii
Bahamas
Florida wood, seedlings
Brunei
Seychelles
Malaysia
Sri Lanka
Chile
Hong Kong
Canary Islands
Maharashtra India
Singapore
Andaman Is.
Nicobar Is.
Lakshadweep Is.
Maldives
Japan wood, leav
Host Species Rhizophora mangle wood, seedlings
Cocos nucrifera
block of pine
Rhizophora mucronata
Rhizophora apiculata
Brugiera gymnorhiza
Avicennia marina
Avicennia officinalis
Sonneratia alba
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Tubaki, Keisuke. 1968. Studies on the Japanese marine fungi- Lignicolous group II. Publications of the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory 15:357-372.

Tubaki, Keisuke. 1969. Studies on the Japanese marine fungi lignicolous group (III), algicolous group and a general consideration. IFO Research Communication 4:12-41.

Hughes, Gilbert C. and Chamut, Patrick S. 1971. Lignicolous marine fungi from southern Chile, inlcuding a review of distributions in the southern hemisphere. Canadian Journal of Botany 49:1-11.

Kohlmyer, Jan and Kohlmeyer, Erika. 1971. Marine fungi from tropical America and Africa. Mycologia 63:831-861.

Fell, Jack W. and Master, I. M. 1973. Fungi associated with the degredation of mangrove (Rhizophora mangle L.) leaves in south Florida. in Estuarine Microbial Ecology, Stevenson, L. Harold and Colwell, R. R. eds :455-465.

Newell, Steven Y.. 1973. Succession and role of fungi in the degredation of red mangrove seedlings. Estuarine Microbial Ecology, Stevenson, L. Harold Colwell, R. R. eds. :467-480.

Raghu-Kumar, S.. 1973. Marine lignicolous fungi from India. Kavaka 1:73-85.

Newell, Steven Y. 1976. Mangrove fungi: The succession in the mycoflora of red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle L.) seedlings.. Recent advances in aquatic mycology, E. B. Gareth Jones, ed. :51-91.

Kohlmeyer, Jan and Kohlmeyer, Erika. 1979. Marine Mycology: The higher fungi. :.

Kohlmeyer, Jan. 1980. Tropical and subtropical filamentous fungi of the western Atlanic Ocean. Botanica Marina 23:529-540.

Newell, S. Y. et al. 1981. Acute impact of an organophosphorus insecticide on microbes and small invertebrates of a mangrove estuary. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 10:427-435.

Koch, Jergen. 1982. Some lignicolous maine fungi from Sri Lanka. Nordic Journal of Botany 2:163-169.

Vrijmoed, Lilian L. P., Hodgkiss, I. J. and Thrower, L. B. 1982. Factors affecting the distribution of lignicolous marine fungi in Hong Kong. Hydrobiologia 87:143-160.

Vrijmoed, Lilian L. P., Hodgkiss, I. J., and Thrower, L. B. 1982. Seasonal patterns of primary colonization by lignicolous marine fungi in Hong Kong. Hydrobiologia 89:253-262.

Borse, B.D. 1984. Marine fungi from India - I. Indian Botanical Reporter 3:156-157.

Kohlmeyer, Jan. 1984. Tropical marine fungi. P. S. Z. N. I.: Marine Ecology 5:329-378.

Hyde K. D. 1986. Frequency of occurence of lignicolous marine fungi in the tropics. The biology of marine fungi. S. T. Moss. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. :311-322.

Vrijmoed, L.L.P., Hodgkiss, I.J. and Thrower, L.B. 1986. Occurence of fungi on submerged pine and teak blocks in Hong Kong coastal waters. Hydrobiologia 135:109-122.

Vrijmoed, L.L.P., Hodgkiss, I.J. and Thrower, L.B. 1986. Effects of surface fouling organisms on the occurence of fungi on submerged pine blocks in Hong Kong coastal waters. Hydrobiologia 135:123-130.

Kohlmeyer, J and Volkmann-Kohlmeyer B. 1987. Marine Fungi from Belize with a descritption of two new genera of Ascomycetes. Botanica Marina 30:195-204.

Newell, S., Miller, J., and Fell, J. 1987. Rapid and pervasive occupation of fallen mangrove leaves by a marine zoosporic fungus. Applied and environmental microbiology 53(10):2464-2469.

Borse B. D. 1988. Frequency of occurence of marine fungi from Maharashtra Coast, India. Indian Journal of Marine Science 17:165-167.

Hyde, K. D. 1988. Studies on the tropical marine fungi of Brunei. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 98:135-151.

Jones, E. B. G, Uyenco F. R. and Follosco, M. P. 1988. Fungi on driftwood collected in the intertidal zone from the Philippines. Asian Marine Biology 5:103-106.

Hyde, K. D. and Jones, E. B. G. 1989. Ecological observations on marine fungi from the Seychelles. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 100:237-254.

Hyde, K. D. 1989. Ecology of tropical marine fungi. Hydrobiologia 178:199-208.

Jones E. B. G. and Kuthubutheen, A. J. 1989. Malyasian mangrove fungi. Sydowia 41:160-169.

Kohlmeyer, J. and Volkmann-Kohlmeyer, B.. 1989. Hawaiian marine fungi, including two new genera of Ascomycotina. Mycological Research 92:410-421.

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Hyde, K. D. 1990. A comparison of the intertidal mycota of five mangrove tree species. Asian Marine Biology 7:93-107.

Chinnaraj S. 1992. Higher marine fungi of Lakshadweep Islands and a note on Quintaria lignatilis. Cryptogammie Mycologie 13(4):312-319.

Chinnaraj S.. 1993. Higher marine fungi from mangroves of Andaman and Nicobar islands. Sydowia 45(1):109-115.

Chinnaraj S.. 1993. ?Manglicolous fungi from atolls of Maldives, Indian Ocean. Indian Journal of Marine Sciences 22:141-142.

Ravikumar DR and Vittal BPR. 1996. Fungal diversity on decomposing biomass of mangrove plant Rhizophora in Pcihavaram estaury, east coast of India. Indian Journal of Marine Science 25:132-144.

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