The plant microfungi of Erciyes Mountain (Kayseri)
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This research was carried out in Kayseri Erciyes Dağı between 2010 and 2012. As a result of the study in this area, 94 microfungi grown on 75 different host plants have been distinguished. It is determined that this species are belonging to Ascomycota (3 classis, 12 orders, 18 families, 35 genera and 78 species) and Basidiomycota (1 classis, 1 orders, 3 families, 6 genera and 16 species). In this study, 2 genera and 22 microfungi species have been identified as new records for Turkey. With regard to microfungi, the richest families are Fabaceae (13 species), Asteraceae (9 species), Rosaceae (8 species), Boraginaceae (6 species). We have also distinguished microfungi which vary from 1 to 5 species on the other family members. The recorded microfungi revealed different consort relationships with their host plants. This consort relationships were positive, negative, indifferent and antagonistic. Keywords: Microfungi, Erciyes Mountain, New Records.
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Gökhan Doğan
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Gökhan Doğan (Master Thesis). The plant microfungi of Erciyes Mountain (Kayseri), 2013, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University.
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