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The namePseudoeurotium globosum Rai andTewari n. sp. has been given to a fungus isolated from soil collected from the banks of a stream in village Harchandpur, District Rae Bareli, (U.P.) India. This form is distinguished from any other described so far in this genus, in having multisporous asci with large globose ascospores. P.globosum n. sp. inhabits a specialised habitat, and this along with the fact that it was isolated only byWarcup's Soil-plate Method, makes it an ecologically interesting form.
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Rai, J.N., Tewari, J.P. Pseudoeurotium globosum n. sp., a new ascomycete from Indian soils. Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata 16, 90–96 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02136184
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