INDIAN TYPE CULTURE COLLECTION
Catalogue of Fungal& Bacterial Cultures 1936-2019
(IX Edition)
Compiled & Edited by
T. Prameela Devi Deeba Kamil
Amrita Das
Kalyan Kumar Mondal T.K. Bag
Dinesh Singh Rashmi Aggarwal
R. Sudeep Toppo Chander Mani Sachin Rathee
Division of Plant Pathology ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research institute New Delhi 110012
(India)
Prameeladevi T, Kamil D, Das A, Mondal KK, Bag TK, Singh D, Aggarwal R, Toppo RS, Mani C and Rathee S (2020). Indian Type Culture Collection: Catalogue of Fungal& Bacterial Cultures (1936-2019). ICAR- Indian Agricultural Research institute, New Delhi, India, pp. 123.
ISBN 978-93-83168-54-5
Published by
Head, Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi
Copyright © All rights reserved. No part of this report shall be reproduced or transmitted in any form by print, microfilm or any other means without written permission of the Director, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi
Policy for the Indian Type Culture Collection
The Indian Type Culture Collection (ITCC) was established in 1936 with a aim to provide knowledge and to furnish database for living plant associated fungi. It is the oldest fungal genetic resource centre of India. ITCC is an affiliate member of the World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC) and is registered with the World Data Centre for Microorganisms (WDCM, registration number 430).
Presently, the main objectives of ITCC are to act as repositories for fungal and bacterial cultures, to provide services viz., supply of authentic fungal and bacterial cultures and identification of fungi and bacteria to technocrats and scientists working in research Institutions, Universities and Industries.
ACTIVITIES
1. Conservation, preservation and maintenance of fungal and bacterial cultures 2. Identification and supply services of fungal and bacterial cultures
3. Public and safe deposition of authentic fungal and bacterial cultures 4. Taxonomic investigations of fungi and bacteria
5. Documentation of the fungi and bacteria MAINTENANCE
All groups of fungi which include plant pathogens, biocontrol agents, fungi for medical and industrial use and also plant pathogenic bacteria are being maintained at ITCC.
PRESERVATION
All the ITCC cultures are preserved as actively growing cultures on agar slants, under mineral oil and isolates producing spores are being lyophilized (freeze drying). Fungi are preserved in 5% glycerol stock and maintained at -200C and bacteria are preserved in 50% glycerol stock and maintained at -80⁰C.
DOCUMENTATION
Catalogue of fungal and bacterial cultures is revised and published at regular intervals.
SERVICES
Identification of fungal and bacterial cultures
Identification of different groups of fungi (Zygomycetes, Ascomycetes and Basidiomycetes) and fungi like organisms (Oomycetes) and plant pathogenic bacteria received from researchers and students of different parts of the country along with the prescribed request form (Annexure I) are done on payment basis. The report is sent after identification.
Supply of fungal cultures
Authentic fungal and bacterial cultures only for research purpose are supplied as active cultures on agar slants and are dispatched along with the report by surface mail after three to four weeks of receiving the request in the prescribed format (Annexure II). A Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) should be signed before taking the cultures.
Deposition of cultures
Fungal and bacterial cultures are of Indian origin having some special features (producers of enzymes, toxins, antibiotics) and newly reported taxa (including new genera, new species and new records) will be maintained at ITCC to ensure ex-situ conservation of microbial diversity as public deposit and safe deposit.
will be preserved in the best possible ways. The cultures will appear in the catalogues and are available to everyone without the approval of the depositor. The depositors are required to submit the accession proforma (Annexure III) for each strain by giving relevant details. The depositors may request for supply of cultures on agar slants which is free of cost for only once. ITCC can accept the cultures for general deposit that confirm to the following:
1. The cultures to be deposited are of interest to ITCC from diversity point of view.
2. Strains of any novel species are accepted.
3. If ITCC already has several strains of a particular species, additional strains of that species may not be accepted for general deposit.
4. We accept only cultures belonging to BSL-1 and BSL-2 level.
Safe Deposits
These cultures are handled with confidentiality. Only the depositor has access to these cultures. There is an annual fee for such a deposit. The ITCC offers a confidential Safe Deposit service for those valuable cultures for which patent protection has not been sought. The cultures will be stored as “Safe-Deposit” in the restricted collection of the ITCC. For each culture deposited, depositor will receive after the viability test a "Declaration of Safe Deposit". The ITCC will take all care to keep them viable and uncontaminated for a period of at least one year after the payment of the annual maintenance fee. The cultures will not appear in the catalogues and are not available to anyone without the approval of the depositor. The depositor has the right to end the deposit at any time and the cultures will be destroyed on his request.
This request must be received at the ITCC before the end of the current year. The depositors are required to submit the accession proforma (Annexure IV) for each strain by giving relevant details and declaration.
The charges for Identification, Supply and Accession of fungal cultures are as under:
Services
Non-Commercial Organizations/University
(INR) (Per culture)
Commercial Organizations (INR)
(Per culture)
Identification
Phenotypic and
physiological characters based identification
1000.00 (Fungi)+ 18.0% GST = 1180/-
5000.00 (Phytopathogenic Bacteria only) + 18.0% GST = 5900/-
8000.00+ 18.0% GST = 9440/-
10000.00 +18.0% GST = 11800/- Molecular Identification
(Sequencing of ITS/16S rDNA region (partial) and BLAST Analysis)
5000.00 (Fungi)+ 18.0% GST
= 5900/-
10000.00 (Phytopathogenic Bacteriaonly) +18% GST = 11800/-
15000.00+ 18.0% GST = 17700/-
25000.00 +18% GST = 29500/-
Supply
Plant Pathogenic Fungi 600.00+ 18.0% GST = 708/- 3000.00+ 18.0% GST = 3540/- Plant Pathogenic Bacteria 1000.00 + 18.0% GST = 1180/- 5000.00+ 18.0% GST = 5900/- Biocontrol Fungi 1000.00+ 18.0% GST = 1180/- 5000.00+ 18.0% GST = 5900/- Biocontrol Bacteria 5000.00 + 18.0% GST = 5900/- 10000.00+ 18.0% GST = 11800/-
Deposition
Fungal specimens 1000.00+ 18.0% GST = 1180/- 5000.00+ 18.0% GST = 5900/- Fungal & Bacterial Cultures
Public Deposition No Fee No Fee
Safe Deposition Fungal Culture (Per annum)
5000.00+ 18.0% GST = 5900/- 10000.00+ 18.0% GST = 11800/- Bacterial culture (Per
annum)
10000.00 + 18.0% GST = 11800/- 15000.00 + 18.0% GST = 17700/-
Other services
Lyophilization (10 ampules)
2000.00+ 18.0% GST = 2360/- 5000.00+ 18.0% GST = 5900/-
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
1. All orders should be addressed to Head, Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi-110012, India.
2. Request for supply or identification of cultures should be written by faculty members/staff members of the organization. Request letters from students and research scholars must be endorsed by Head of the Departments/Division/Institution.
3. Fee once paid is non-refundable.
4. All payments should be made in advance by demand draft (DD) drawn in favour of ‘ICAR UNIT, IARI’ payable New Delhi. Online payment can also be done using the following bank details. Transaction no. or UTR no. should be provided after the payment for the record.
IARI, PUSA, New Delhi
Bank Name Canara Bank
Branch Name with Complete Address I.A.R.I
PUSA Campus, New Delhi - 110012
Type of Bank Account Current Account
Account Number 90293050000074
IFSC Code CNRB0019029
MICR Code 110025041
5. Fee may be revised from time to time as per guidelines of ICAR and Govt. of India.
6. Microbial cultures are to be supplied only on official address and not on private address.
7. All the cultures should be handled carefully, taking proper and established safety precautions. ICAR-IARI will not be responsible for misuse or improper handling of the culture(s) received from ICAR-IARI. The trait(s) (production of metabolites, degradation of specific compound etc.) associated with microbial culture(s) that is/are claimed by depositor in passport data, the ICAR-IARI does not take responsibility for the loss/degradation/diminished activity in any of the traits mentioned by the depositor. The ITCC supplies cultures bearing its own accession number.
8. Purity, authenticity and viability of cultures are carefully examined by ITCC, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi. However, if there is any complaint about culture(s), please inform the Head, Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-IARI within three months of the receipt of the cultures.
The ICAR-IARI will not entertain complaints received beyond this period.
9. The Microbiological materials provided by ICAR-IARI are not intended for use on humans.
The microbiological materials designated as biosafety level 2 or 3 constitute known pathogens and the Recipient agrees that other Microbiological Materials not so designated may be pathogenic under certain conditions.
10. Recipient assumes all risk and responsibility in connection with the receipt, handling, storage, disposal, transfer and use of the microbiological materials, taking all appropriate safety and handling precautions to minimize health or environmental risk.
11. Recipient agrees that any activity undertaken with the Microbiological Materials will be conducted in compliance with all applicable guidelines, laws and regulations and that Investigator will obtain all permits, licenses or other approvals required by any governmental authority in connection with Recipient receipt, handling, storage, disposal, transfer and use of the Microbiological Materials.
12. Recipient shall not distribute, sell, lend or otherwise transfer material to a person or entity (not party to this MTA) for any reason, without prior written permission of ICAR-IARI.
13. Any commercial use of the microbial genetic material is strictly prohibited without prior written consent of DARE/ICAR/ICAR-IARI. Recipient acknowledges and agrees that use of certain genetic material may require a license from a person or entity not party to this MTA (Third Party Term).
14. Use of microbial genetic material may be subject to the intellectual property rights of a person or entity not party to this MTA.
15. This agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India including of Biological Diversity Act of 2002 and 2004, without regard to the conflicts of
of the microbial genetic material.
16. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, any shipment of microbial genetic materials from India to other countries must comply with all applicable foreign and Indian Laws, including the Indian export control laws and related regulations.
17. Under no circumstance, DARE/ICAR/ICAR-IARI will be liable for any indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages of any kind in connection with or arising out of MTA.
18. IPR issues related to the exchange of microbial genetic material will be governed by ICAR IPR regulations.
TERMINATION
This Agreement starts on the Commencement Date and terminates on the Completion Date unless it is terminated earlier in accordance with its termsProvider may terminate this Agreement by the provision of 30 days notice to the Recipient if the Recipient:
a) Commits a breach of any term of this Agreement and if the breach is capable of remedyand the breaching party fails to remedy the breach within 14 days after being required to do so in writing by the non-breaching party i.e. the Recipient.
b) Upon termination of the agreement, the Recipient shall have no rights to use the material or data provided by the Provider for research and shall return all data ad shall return all data provided by Provider in original copy within 15 days of termination of agreement.
PUBLICATIONS
a) Recipient is encouraged to publish, present or otherwise disclose the results of research arising from the Recipient’s use of biological material. This disclosure should include origin of the material and data and any applicable patent or copyright notices accompanying the material or data. Recipient must reflect accession number of microorganisms assigned by ITCC in the publication arising out of use of microbial cultures.
b) The Recipient agrees to acknowledge the Provider organization ICAR- IARI, Government of India in all publications arising out of research on the biological material.
ANNEXURE I
Request for Identification of fungal/bacterial cultures
Date:
Sender's Address, Phone No. and Email ID:
To
The Head
Division of Plant Pathology
ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute New Delhi
Subject: Identification of fungal/bacterial cultures - req.- reg.
Sir/Madam,
I request to kindly identify the fungal (No.)/bacterial (No.) cultures up to species level.
The particulars of the cultures are given below:
1. Source of isolation:
2. Place of isolation:
3. Special features if any:
Thanking You,
Yours sincerely,
(...)
Enclosures:
ANNEXURE II
Request for Supply of fungal/bacterial cultures
Date:
Sender's Address, Phone No. and Email ID:
To
The Head
Division of Plant Pathology
ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute New Delhi
Subject: Supply of fungal/bacterial cultures - req.- reg.
Sir/Madam,
I request to kindly supply the following fungal (No.) / bacterial (No.) cultures.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Thanking You,
Yours sincerely,
(...)
Enclosures:
(Indian Type Culture Collection)
Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi-110012, India
Passport Data for Submission of Microbial Culture(s)
Name of depositor(s):
Designation:
Address:
Phone/Fax:
E-mail:
Microorganism’s details Name of microorganism (with isolate/strains/race /biotype etc.)
Type of microorganism (Please Tick)
√
Fungus Bacterium Other (please specify) Isolation details
Source of isolation (Please Tick)
√
Plant Soil
Water
Animal Insect Brackish Freshwater Marine
Any other, please specify Name of host; Variety (if
known)
Isolated from which part Isolated by with date
Place/village District State
Growth and maintenance Media
Temperature Incubation time Sub-culturing period Special requirement for growth and sporulation, if any
Light Intensity*
Light duration*
pH
Other if any
*Required only for cyanobacteria Identification details
Morphological description
Image (Colony photograph is mandatory in case of bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes; for cyanobacteria please provide clear microphotographs showing morphological features like veg. cells, heterocysts, akinetes, hormogonia etc. )
Insert image Taxonomical reference used for identification
Any typical biochemical character, if known
Molecular description (with NCBI/EMBL/DDBJ accession number is essential) Insert image, If any & sequence if possible
Unique marker, if any Identified by
Economic importance (provide details in the form of publication, if any)
Agricultural Industrial Medicinal Biotechnological Pathogenic
(virulence/aggressiveness) Other (if any)
Deposited in form of Provide accession number, if culture deposited
elsewhere
Publication involving the strain (if any)
Any risk associated with the culture
IPR/Patent information, if any
Culture deposited as
(Please Tick)
√
Public deposit Safe deposit Declaration(Mandatory)
I hereby authorize ITCC to distribute accessed microbial strains deposited under ‘Public Deposit’ to public.
Signature and date
General Guidelines
1. Cultures deposited under ‘Public Deposit’ are asset of the ITCC which reserves the right to freely distribute the cultures on demand. General deposit is a free of cost service for depositor(s).
2. ‘Safe Deposit’ is an annual culture maintenance service and the fee has to be paid every year.
3. Attach separate culture passport data sheet for each isolate.
4. Tick appropriate box in passport data sheets.
5. Attach separate sheet, if necessary.
6. Depositor is required to submit final hard as well as soft copies of duly signed passport data sheet (s) along with the culture(s).
7. For any further query, kindly contact Head, Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi-110012, India Email: [email protected]
8. Depositor is required to read “Guidelines for Designated Repositories” notified by National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai (www.nbaindia.org.in) for detailed information about deposition of novel taxa of microorganisms in Designated Repository.
(Indian Type Culture Collection)
Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi-110012, India
MATERIAL TRANSFER AGREEMENT (MTA) FOR MICROBIAL CULTURES
(Research Purpose Only)
This material transfer agreement (Agreement), effective from... (hereinafter the
“Effective Date”) between ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI) with its registered address at Pusa Campus, New Delhi 110 012 (hereafter ICAR-IARI or Provider) and ... (hereinafter “...” or ‘Recipient”) with its principal place of business located at ... specifies the terms and conditions of the transfer of Material by the Provider and certain data associated therewith (data) for research purpose or the data developed from the research by using the material.
1) Definitions
a) “Agreement” shall mean the Material Transfer Agreement signed and executed between the Provider and the Recipient.
b) “Material” shall mean cultures in solid or liquid or any other form.
c) “Provider” shall mean the organization providing the material. In case of this agreement, it will be IACR-IARI.
d) “Data” shall mean any data that may have been supplied along with the material and or any data that is generated from the transfer of material.
e) “Effective date” shall mean the date from which this agreement becomes effective i.e...
Parties to the agreement are
1) Recipient: ...
2) Provider: ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI), Pusa Campus, New Delhi 110 012
Scope of Agreement: This Agreement applies to the use and handling of the Material by the Recipient.
• The Microbiological materials provided by ICAR-IARI are not intended for use on humans. The microbiological materials designated as biosafety level 2 or 3 constitute known pathogens and the Recipient agrees that other Microbiological Materials not so designated may be pathogenic under certain conditions.
• Recipient assumes all risk and responsibility in connection with the receipt, handling, storage, disposal, transfer and use of the microbiological materials, taking all appropriate safety and handling precautions to minimize health or environmental risk.
• Recipient agrees that any activity undertaken with the Microbiological Materials will be conducted in compliance with all applicable guidelines, laws and regulations and that Investigator will obtain all permits, licenses or other approvals required by any governmental authority in connection with Recipient receipt, handling, storage, disposal, transfer and use of the Microbiological Materials.
• Recipient shall not distribute, sell, lend or otherwise transfer material to a person or entity (not party to this MTA) for any reason, without prior written permission of ICAR-IARI.
• Any commercial use of the microbial genetic material is strictly prohibited without prior written consent of DARE/ICAR/ICAR-IARI. Recipient acknowledges and agrees that use of certain genetic material may require a license from a person or entity not party to this MTA (Third Party Term).
• Use of microbial genetic material may be subject to the intellectual property rights of a person or entity not party to this MTA.
• This agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India including of Biological Diversity Act of 2002 and 2004, without regard to the conflicts of the law principles thereof. Recipient is solely responsible for compliance with all the foreign and domestic, federal, state and local statutes, ordinances and regulations applicable to use of the microbial genetic material.
• Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, any shipment of microbial genetic materials from India to other countries must comply with all applicable foreign and Indian Laws, including the Indian export control laws and related regulations.
• Under no circumstance, DARE/ICAR/ICAR-IARI will be liable for any indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages of any kind in connection with or arising out of MTA.
• IPR issues related to the exchange of microbial genetic material will be governed by ICAR IPR regulations.
Date unless it is terminated earlier in accordance with its terms
Provider may terminate this Agreement by the provision of 30 days notice to the Recipient if the Recipient:
c) Commits a breach of any term of this Agreement and if the breach is capable of remedyand the breaching party fails to remedy the breach within 14 days after being required to do so in writing by the non-breaching party i.e. the Recipient.
d) Upon termination of the agreement, the Recipient shall have no rights to use the material or data provided by the Provider for research and shall return all data ad shall return all data provided by Provider in original copy within 15 days of termination of agreement.
PUBLICATIONS
c) Recipient is encouraged to publish, present or otherwise disclose the results of research arising from the Recipient’s use of biological material. This disclosure should include origin of the material and data and any applicable patent or copyright notices accompanying the material or data. Recipient must reflect accession number of microorganisms assigned by ITCC in the publication arising out of use of microbial cultures.
d) The Recipient agrees to acknowledge the Provider organization ICAR- IARI, Government of India in all publications arising out of research on the biological material.
We, the duly authorized representatives of... (Name of Recipient) and ... (Name of Provider) acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions contained in this Material Transfer Agreement, as evidenced by our Signatures below.
Recipient Provider (ICAR-IARI)
By:... By:...
Printed Name: ... Printed Name:...
Title:... Title:...
Date:... Date:...
E-mail: E-mail: [email protected]
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Authors are thankful to Dr. A.K. Singh, Director, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi for providing necessary facilities to maintain the National collection of Fungal and Bacterial Biodiversity. We express our gratitude to Dr. Rashmi Aggarwal, Dean & Joint Director
(Education) and Head, Division of Plant Pathology, ICAR-IARI who has provided
sustained technical support, guidance and encouragement. Authors are also thankful to
Indian Council of Agricultural Research for financial support.
T. Prameela Devi Deeba Kamil
Amrita Das Kalyan Kumar Mondal
T.K. Bag Dinesh singh R. Sudeep Toppo
Chander Mani Sachin Rathee
LIST OF FUNGAL CULTURES
ABSIDIA CALIFORNICA Ellis &Hesselt.
3366 Compost, Renu Sharma 1985
3367 Soil, Renu Sharma 1985
ABSIDIA COERULEA Bainier
394 Allahabad, Shri Ranjan 1944
601 NRRL, 1310 1946
617 NRRL, 1314 1946
847 (-) Enrique Schiel, IMA, M-37-3m-848 1951 848 (+) Enrique Schiel, IMA, M-37-3m-847 1951 ABSIDIA CORYMBIFERA (Cohn) Sacc. & Trotter, (LICHTHEIMIA CORYMBIFERA (Cohn) Vuill.)#
1272 IMI 1966
1549 Soil, Allahabad, A.K. Sarbhoy 1970
1619 Dung, New Delhi, R. Iyer 1973
3480 Glycine max seed, Vishwadhar 1985
3621 Tannery effluents, Agra, R.M. Saxsena 1988
4368 Soil, Jammu, G. Sumbali 1993
ABSIDIA CYLINDROSPORA Hagem
396 Allahabad, Shri Ranjan 1944
2957 Turkey, Ismet Hasenkogulu 1980
ABSIDIA CYLINDROSPORA var. NIGRA Hesseltine & Ellis
3368 Compost, New Delhi, Renu Sharma 1985 3369 Compost, New Delhi, Renu Sharma 1985 ABSIDIA GLAUCA Hagem
42 (-) B.B. Mundkur 1937
43 (+) B.B. Mundkur 1937
80 (+) K.M. Thomas (ICST) 1937
81 (-) K.M. Thomas (ICST) 1937
1753 (+) CBS (100.40), Netherlands 1973 1754 (-) CBS (100.40), Netherlands 1973 ABSIDIA PSEUDOCYLINDROSPORA Hesseltine& Ellis
3365 Compost, New Delhi, Renu Sharma 1985 ABSIDIA SPINOSA Lendner
395* Allahabad, Sri Ranjan 1944
842 Enrique Schiel, Lam 1951
1290 Pilani, Gundu Rao 1966
ACHAETOMIUM GLOBOSUM Rai & Tewari
2462* Hyderabad, V. Ravindra Nath 1977
ACHAETOMIUM STRUMARIUM Rai, Tewari & Mukerji (CHAETOMIUM STRUMARIUM Rai, Tewari & Mukerji)#
1755* Citrullus vulgaris var. fistulosus roots, New Delhi, P.N. 1976 Chowdhry
ACHAETOMIUM sp.
7385 Paper, IARI New Delhi, N. Mathur 2013 ACREMONIUM BYSSOIDES Gams & Lim
5261 Apple leaves, Nauni 2001
ACREMONIUM IMPLICATUM Gilman & Abbott
7403 Mango Malformation, Chattisgarh, S. Joseph 2013
7703 Paddy, Delhi, Sudeep Toppo 2014
ACREMONIUM MINUTISPORUM (Sukapure & Thirum.) W. Gams
1164* Soil, Sewri, M.J.Thirumalachar, (HACC 108) 1962 ACREMONIUM PERSICINUM (Nicot) W. Gams
2463 Hyderabad, V. Ravindra Nath 1977
4872 Soil, Hissar, Raman 1999
4926 Soil, Barrackpore, N.C. Pandit 2000
4965 Soil, Dr N.C Pandit West Bengal 2000
5329 Insect, Katrain 2001
ACREMONIUM RECIFEI (Leao & Lobo) W. Gams (XENOACREMONIUM RECIFEI Leão&Lôbo)#
3520* Hyperparasite on Oaveatectoniae 1986 ACREMONIUM ROSEOGRISEUM (S. B.Saksena) W. Gams
6406 R. Singh 2008
6676 Mango surface, Ludhiana, S.N. Jha 2010 ACREMONIUM STRICTUM W. Gams (SAROCLADIUM STRICTUM Gams)# 1408 Zea mays rhizosphere, New Delhi, D.D. Kulshreshtha 1970
1877 Keratin, Saugar, S.C. Agarwal 1974
ACREMONIUM TERRICOLA (Miller, Giddens & Foster) W. Gams(ACREMONIUM IMPLICATUM Gilman & Abbott)
2423 Hyderabad, V. Ravindra Nath 1977
2424 Hyderabad, V. Ravindra Nath 1977
3895 New Delhi, P.N. Chowdhry 1988
ACREMONIUM ZEYLANICUM (Petch) W. Gams & H.C. Evans
3027* Aphis brassicae, P.N. Chowdhry 1981
5493 Aceria, Trichur, S.P.Beevi 2004
ACREMONIUM sp.
3489* New Delhi, J.L. Varshney 1986
5318 Aswagandha, RAU, R. B.Gaur 2002
5324 Rose Plant, Ramachandran, H.H.R.Banglore 2002
6664 Potato rhizosphere, Coimbatore, M.Sivakumar 2010
6776 Paddy, Imphal, G.S. Laimajun 2011
7523 Areca Nut, Res. Centre Kahikuchi, Assam, G.C. 2014 Acharya
7536 Rhizosphereof halophytes, N.L. Patel, Navsari, Gujarat 2014 ACTINOMUCOR ELEGANS (Eidam) C.R. Benj. &Hesseltine
1063 Institute for fermentation, Osaka, Japan 1947 4252 Cow pea seeds, Jobner, Rajasthan 1992 AGARICUS BISPORUS (Lange) Imbach
1924 New Delhi 1975
1925 New Delhi 1975
1926 New Delhi 1975
1927 Solan 1975
1928 Solan 1975
1929 Solan 1975
1931 New Delhi 1975
1933 New Delhi 1975
2074 California, R.G. Lincoln 1976
2075 California, R.G. Lincoln 1976
2368 Srinagar, B.C. Dhar 1977
3254 Chandigarh, J.N. Kapoor 1983
3503 T. M7, D. Bahukhandi 1986
3554 UM x 15, Mauritius, Peerally 1986
3607 LS – 11, Srinagar, H.L. Parimoo 1986
3608 L 310, Srinagar, H.L. Parimoo 1986
3609 L 56, Srinagar, H.L. Parimoo 1986
3611 M-2, Srinagar, H.L. Parimoo 1986
3612 S -310, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3613 S -56, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3614 649, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3615 L -20, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3616 LM 70, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3617 TM 7, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3618 791 Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3695 Solan, B.L. Dhar 1987
3696 Solan, B.L. Dhar 1987
3697 Solan, B.L. Dhar 1987
3705 UK Darlington, H.L. Parimoo 1987
3706 PA USA, H.L. Parimoo 1987
3707 USA, H.L. Parimoo 1987
3708 (Hyb. 3), Cambell soup, USA, H.L.Parimoo 1987 3709 (Hyb. 2), Cambell soup, USA, H.L. Parimoo 1987 3710 (Hyb. 1), Cambell soup,USA, H.L. Parimoo 1987
3711 S-11, New Delhi, D. Bahukhandi 1987
3741 310, MACS 4, Pune, A.V. Sathe 1987
4004 INRA, J.R. Morzers, France (No. 53) 1989
4288 56, Jammu-Tavi, J.L. Kachroo 1992
4289 L-2C, Jammu-Tavi, J.L. Kachroo 1992
4290 310, Jammu-Tavi, J.L. Kachroo 1992
4291 M-2, Jammu-Tavi, J.L. Kachroo 1992
4750 U1, Iran, Abrahi 1997
4753 U13, Iran, Abrahim 1997
4754 HU-1, Iran, Abrahim 1997
4756 2001 Amyce, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997 4757 549 Somycel, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997 4758 76 Somycel, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997
4759 M2, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997
4760 21 Lilion, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997
4761 2002 MSL, USA, A. Bahl 1997
4762 333, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997
4763 501 Inter Spawn, New Delhi, A. Bahl 1997 5102 333-3, New Delhi, D. Bahukhandi 2001 6045 USA, Hybrid, IARI, New Delhi, D. Bahukhandi 2005
6112 A-15 Teheran. E.M. Goltapeh 2006
6113 512 Teheran. E.M. Goltapeh 2006
6173 S-454, IARI, D.Bahukhandi 2006
6174 Hybrid, USA-51, IARI, D.Bahukhandi 2006
7866 U-3, HPKVV, S. Dhancholia 2015
8584 National Horticulture Board,Bagwani Bhawan N.D 2019 AGARICUS BITORQUIS (Quelet) Sacc.
1930 K-1, Solan 1979
2903 New Delhi, N. Bahal 1979
2905 New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1979
2906 New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1979
3156 Solan, C.L. Jandaik 1982
3157 Solan, C.L. Jandaik 1982
3265 Solan, C.L. Jandaik 1953
3610 K-26 , Solan, H.L. Parimoo 1986
3619 RAB 50, Solan, B.L. Dhar 1986
3963 At-5, Solan, E.M. Goltapeh 1989
3964 At-6, Solan, E.M. Goltapeh 1989
4292 Jammu-Tavi, J.L. Kachroo 1992
AGARICUS XANTHODERMA Genevier
3742 MACS, S-18, AV Sathe 1991
4126 MACS, Pune, A.V.Sathe 1990
AGARICUS sp.
2905 New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1979
2906 New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1979
3265 Solan, C.L. Jandaik 1953
3846 New Delhi, IARI Campus, D. Bahukhandi 1988 3847 New Delhi, IARI Campus, J.N. Kapoor 1988
7902 New Delhi, IARI Campus, D. Bahukhandi 2017 ALTERNANIA ALTERNATA (Fr.) Keissier
520* Wheat, London, B.B.Mundkur 1944
621* A.T.C.C.- 6663 1946
1661* Lab contaminant, New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1972
1774* Bamboo.Dr J.N Kapoor 1973
2370* Dolichos seeds, Nainital, Y.P.S. Pangtey 1977 2680 Pandanus, Bhubaneswar, Durg, A. Gupta 1979 3251 Apple leaves, Varanashi, K.C. Basu 1983 3467 * Soybean seed, New Delhi, Vishwadhar 1985 3522* Eucalyptus grandis, Kerala, J.K. Sharma 1986
4522* Wheat, New Delhi, S.P. Lal 1994
4789 Cauliflower, New Delhi, N.Mathur 1998 4896* Lantana sp.,Jabalpur, S.Saxena 1999 5198* Chilli, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2001 5207* Malus pumila, Kashmir, Shahzad Ahmed 2001
5389 Crocus, Shalimar, Azam Wani 2002
5470* Onion, Vallanad, S.Eswara Murthy 2003
5494 Dr D.P Singh,Rajsthan 2004
5501* Chilli, Anasand, Y.S. Sherasiya 2004 5502* Sesamum, Junagadh, B.K.Kikari 2004
5503* Chilli, Navsari 2004
5513 Trionthama, Mumbai, B.N.Vyas 2004
5517* Chilli, Junagadh, 2004
5558 Ground Nut, Dept of Plant pathology TANU Coimbatore 2004
5573* Onion, Anand, S.J.Patel 2004
5582 Leaf spot, Dr A Sankawalingam,Coimbatore 2005 6080* Guizotia abissynica, Darjiling, Aniruddha Saha 2006
6055 I.A.R.I, New Delhi 2006
6095 Amranthuspaniculatus, Almora, S.Pant 2006 6129* Kinnow, Sriganganagar , R.B.Gaur 2006
6134 Dr R.K Patil Anand 2006
6135 Bitter Gourd, Navsari Gujrat 2006
6139* Jatropha, Karnataka, S.K.Prasunth 2006
6203 Dr R.K Patil Anand 2007
6224 Anthurium leaf, Vadodora, A. Arya 2007 6234 Cauliflower, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2007 6269 Cymbidium sp., Pantnagar, L. B. Yadav 2007
6278* Cumin, Jaipur, S. C. Jain 2007
6303 Aloevera, M. Pandey, Kalyanpur Kanpur 2008
6331 Chilli, Anand, V. P. Gohil 2008
6339 Okra, Agriculture, NAU Nausari 2008
6343 Tomato, Arti Yadav, Jaipur 2008
6344 Dr. K. E Lawarde, Rajasthan 2008
6368 Jatropha, Rabinder Kumar, BHU 2008 6442 Coelogynelator, Dr R. P Pant, Skkim 2009
6444 Rubber,Coimbatore, A. Saha 2009
6447 Colenogye, Dr R. P Pant, Skkim 2009
6456 Cumin, A. M. Parakha, Junagarh 2009
6471 Jucca Plant, Manju lal Pandey, Kanpur 2009 6472* Helicoria plant, Manju lal Pandey, Kanpur 2009
6478 Vuleriana, IARI, Kalimpong 2009
6479 Artemisia annua, Anand, K. Mondal 2009 6531 Strawberry, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2010
6548 Bail, R G jat, Jobner 2010
6549 Cordie, R G jat, Jobner 2010
6550 Bail, R G jat, Jobner 2010
6573 Cordie, R G jat, Jobner 2010
6574 Mango, Rishi Bharadwaj, ludhiana 2010 6577 Sesbania aculeate, IARI, Deeba Kamil 2010 6609 Mango (Alphanso), Ludhiana, S. N. Jha 2010
6620 Aloevera, R. Bhadoria, Gwalior 2010
6622 Seed mycoflora, NAU, Nausari 2010
6626 Blighted leaf, N. C. Chatterji, Burdman 2010 6631 Orange, S. Gangopadhayay, Bikaner 2010
6643 Soil, IARI, Dr. K Parbeen 2010
6646 While grub, B. Bathacharya, shalimar 2010
6649 Dracaena, IARI, N.Mathur 2010
6657* Tomato seed, Anand, Jadeja 2010
6666* Vermi compost, New Delhi, A. Nigam 2010 6680 Mango surface, Ludhiana, S.N. Jha 2010 6681* Mango surface, Ludhiana, S.N. Jha 2010
6695* Gerbera, Kasmir, H.A. Bhat 2010
6702 Spider mite, K Ramaraju, TNAU, Coimbtore 2011
6704* Cauliflower, IARI, D. Singh 2011
6714 Sesamum, Bapatla, K. Banu 2011
6715* Mango, Sardar Krishinagar, R. L. Patel 2011 6757 Tomato roots, Nita Mauthur, IARI, New Delhi 2011 6767 Bamboo, Mallleswaram, O.K. Rema Devi 2011
6778 Potato, Imphal, G. Sharma 2011
6851 Orchid, Sikim, R.P. Pant 2011
6853 Alovera leaf, Rekha Bhawana, Gwalior 2011 6902 Andriya leaf, Dr. Y K Sharma, Ajmer 2011
6940 Pepano, Jammu, M.K. Pandey 2011
6944 Carrot, New Delhi, National Plant Quarantine Station 2011 6982 Cluster beans, Anand, N.M. Gohel 2012 7023 Anthorium, A shanker lingam, Tanu Madurai 2012
7024 Chrysanthemum, H lal, JNU 2012
7025 Chilli,LMasoudiskuast,srinagar 2012
7031 Rose,Mamtagoyal, Govt college Ajmer 2012
7036 Potato, Deepika Srivastava 2012
7037 Tomato, Jawalapur, D. Srivastava 2012 7038 Onion, Jawalapur, D. Srivastava 2012 7039 Mustard, Jawalapur , D. Srivastava 2012
7067 Potato Anand, S.J. Patel 2012
7105 Moneyplant, IARI, Deebakamil 2012
7114 Tomato leaves, West Godavari, R, Devi 2012
7155 Rose,NitaMathur,IARI,New Delhi 2013
7165 Bottle Plam,Nita Mathur IARI New Delhi 2013 7171 Carrot Leaf, Bikaner, Jobner, R.P. Ghasolia 2013 7192 Opium flower, IARI, New Delhi, N. Mathur 2013 7197* Mango, IARI, New Delhi, D. Kamil 2013 7212 Date Plam,A H Sipai,Kachchh Gujrat 2013 7296 Carrot Fruit,Nita Mathur,IARI New Delhi 2013 7297 Cherry Leaf,Nita Mathur,IARI New Delhi 2013
7301 Saffron, Jammu, Vishal Gupta 2013
7304 Phylloplane of colocasia 2013
7327 K.K Sharma,Ajmer 2013
7328 Mung bean,SSingh,Varansi 2013
7360* Tomato stem, NCIPM, New Delhi, M.N. Bhat 2013 7361 Neetarine, IBES, Hamirpur, Kumud 2013 7362 Rhizophere of Pigeonpea, Bikaner, V.K. Gaur 2013 7415 Tea Ecosystem,Tea Res. Asso., Jalpaiguri, A. Babu 2013 7417 Coriander Leaves, Jobner, K.S. Shekhawat 2013 7446 Cucumber, Pl. Path., SKUAST, Kashmir, Shanaz 2014
7502 Soil, New Delhi, K. Kumar 2014
7503* Tomato, New Delhi, Dinesh Singh 2014 7532 Zizyphus, Faizabad,U.P., S. Kumar 2014 7665 Ficus religiosa, IARI, New Delhi, D. Kamil & M. Singh 2014 7697 Eucalyptus globules,Deeba Kamil &MuharSingh,New Delhi 2014 7699 Unknown,Deeba Kamil,Taranwali Haryana 2014 7702 Papaya fruit, IARI, New Delhi, R. S. Toppo & D. Kamil 2014 7704 Coriander Leaves, Jobner, K.S. Shekhawat 2014 7729 Stevia rhaudiana, BIT Mesna, Ranchi, M. Kumari 2015 7914 Bottle Ground, Wadoora, N. A. Bhat 2016 7919 Pomegranates, Solapur, Jyotsana 2016 8019 Brassica oleracea, New Delhi, Deebakamil 2016 8020 Zingiber officinale, New Delhi, Deebakamil 2016 8022 Brassica oleracea,DrDeebakamil& R.STopoo IARI ND 2016 8021 Brassica oleracea, New Delhi, Deebakamil 2016
8205 Barley Seed, Dungarpur, Virender Kumar 2017
8323 Wheat , New Delhi , D.Kamil 2018
8327 Citrus maxima, IARI, New Delhi, Amrita Das 2018 8336 Soybean leaf, MPUAT, Rajasthan, Raj Kumar Fagodiya 2018
8347 Chilli, Dantewada, K.Mukesh 2018
8365 Blackgram, MPUAT, Rajasthan, Vimal Kumar 2018 8417 Asalio leaf, MPUAT, Rajasthan, Poonam kr. 2018 8423 Makhana leaf, Saharsa, Santosh Kumar 2018
8429 Tomato, Ajmer, Tahira Bano 2018
8530 Lettuce Leaf,M.N Bhat New Delhi 2019 8531 Bottle Gourd,M.N Bhat,New Delhi 2019
8539 Cucumber,M.N Bhat,NewDelhi 2019
8542 Bottle Ground,M.N Bhat NCIPM,New Delhi 2019 8543 Couli Flower, M.N Bhat NCIPM,New Delhi 2019 8544 Bitter Ground, M.N Bhat NCIPM,New Delhi 2019 8545 Bringal, M.N Bhat NCIPM,New Delhi 2019 8568 Ber,Head,Panjab Agriculture University Ludhiyana 2019 8586 Mango fruit, P. Kumari, J.P. University, Chhappra, Bihar
8589 Bill Paper, M.N Bhat NCIPM,New Delhi 2019 8654 Mustard,HOD,RRS & FOA SKUAST-K 2019 8696 Parthinium,Vaishli Roy,indore M.P 2019
8708 Cabbage, M. N. Bhat, New Delhi 2019
8709 Tomato, M. N. Bhat, New Delhi 2019
ALTERNARIA BRASSICAE (Berk.) Sacc
2542* Brassica sp., New Delhi, T.P. Bhowmik 1978 ALTERNARIA BRASSICICOLA (Schwein.) Wiltshire
6193 Brasinajunica, R P Maharshi, jobner 2007 8279 Brassica rapa, Assam, Priya Danshini 2018
8321 Wheat, New Delhi, Deeba Kamil 2018
8344* Brassica rapa, Jorhat, P. Bhorali 2018 ALTERNARIA BURNSII Uppal et al.
4285* Cumin, Udaipur, S. Mathur & P.N. Chowdhry 1992 ALTERNARIA CITRI Ellis & Pierce emend Bliss & Fawcett.
1663* Tottori University, Japan, S.N. Nishimura 1972 7940* Saffron, Srinagar, Mu. G. Hassan 2016 7965* Groundnut, Anantapur, K.S.S.Naik 2016 ALTERNARIA CUCUMERINA (ELLIS & Everh) Elliot
6012* Cluster bean, Bapatla, S. Reddy 2005 6121* Cluster bean, Bapatla, S. Reddy 2005 ALTERNARIA EICHHORNIAE Nagraj et al.
5349* Water hyacinth, Vellayani, R. Praveena 2002 ALTERNARIA KIKUCHIANA Tanak
1666* Tottori University, Japan, S.N. Nishimura 1972
ALTERNARIA MALI Roberts
1665* Tottori Unive, Japan, S.N. Nishimura 1972
5214* Apple, Kashmir, S. Ahmed 2001
ALTERNARIA PHRAGMOSPORA Emden (EMBELLISIA PHRAGMOSPORA)# 7807* Plant, Jharkhand, Noopur Khare 2015 ALTERNARIA RADICINA Meier, Drechsler & Eddy
3352 Carrot, IARI, New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1984 ALTERNARIA RAPHANI (ALTERNARIA JAPONICA, Yoshi)#
7854* Endophytii fungi , Tiruchirapalli, R. Amitha 2015 8363* Plant leaves, Tiruchirapalli, M.Sathiyabama 2018 ALTERNARIA SP
6487 Cumin, Parakhia Junagarh 2009
ALTERNARIA SESAMI (Kawamura) Mohanty & Behera
5218 Sesamum, Raichur, Naik & P.N. Chowdhry 2001 ALTERNARIA SOLANI (Ellis & Martin) Sorauer
3640* Potato, Kalyani, A.K. Kaul 1986
4632* Tomato leaves, New Delhi, S.P. Lal 1995
5350* Tomato, Dharwad, M.K. Naik 2002
ALTERNARIA TENUISSIMA (Kunzo) Wiltshire
1744* Brassica oleracea var. botrytis leaves,New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1973 2369* Dolichossp. Seed, Nainital, Y.P.S. Pangtey 1977 7736 Rice, IARI, New Delhi, Parimal Sinha 2015 7808* Endophytii fungi, Tiruchirapalli, R. Amitha 2015 7942 Chilli, Uttarakhand, R.P.Singh 2016 7964 Ground nut, Anantpur, K.S.S.Naik 2016 8178 Lentil, New Delhi, Lakshman Prasad 2017 8180 Lentil, New Delhi, Lakshman Prasad 2017 8357 Water hyacinth, Saharsa, Bihar, Santosh Kumar 2018 8519 G/N Seed,KavitaRathore,MLS Unit Udaipur 2019
8520 Chilli,SanjeevMeena,Udaipur 2019
8551 Wheat leaf,Puja Kumari.T.M Bhagalpur 2019 ALTERNARIA TENUIS Nees (ALTERNARIA ALTERNATA)#
1434* Soil, D.Kulshreshtha 1970
ALTERNARIA TOMATO (Cooke) Brinkman sensu Weber
5263* Tomato Krushinagar, S.R.S. Dange 2001
7935 Tomato, Navsari, Head 2016
ALTERNARIA TRITICINA Prasada, & Prabhu
1186* Triticum aestivum leaves, New Delhi, A.S. Prabhu 1962
4838* CBS, 763.89, Netherland 1998
5178* CIMMYT. Pusa Campus New Delhi 2000
5184* Wheat 12, New Delhi, S. Chowdhry& P.N. Chowdhry 2001 5185* Wheat 12, New Delhi, S.Chowdhry& P.N. Chowdhry 2001
5496* Wheat, Karnal, O.P. Singh 2004
ALTERNARIA VITIS (Cov.) Sacc.
4921* Hyderabad, Murthi 2000
ALTERNARIA sp.
1186* Triticum aestivum leaves, New Delhi, A.S. Prabhu 1962
1716 P. N Choudhary 1972
4309* Dr. R P Gupta, Nasik 1992
4838* CBS, 763.89, Netherland 1998
5184* Wheat 12, New Delhi, S. Chowdhry& P.N. Chowdhry 2001 5185* Wheat 12, New Delhi, S.Chowdhry& P.N. Chowdhry 2001
5496* Wheat, Karnal, O.P. Singh 2004
AMPELOMYCES QUISQUALIS Ces.
5441* Apple plant, Dr. Sk Sharma, Junagarh 2003 ANELLARIA SEPULCHRALIS (Berk.)
3743 MACS, Pune, A.V.Sathe, 1987
APLOSPORELLA Speg.
7387 Dead stick of Papaya, IARI, New Delhi, N. Mathur 2013 ARACHNIOTUS DANKALIENSIS (Castell) van Beyma (GYMNASCELLA DANKALIENSIS)#
3213 Dr. G.R.ghosh 1982
3388* Orissa, G.R. Ghosh 1985
3567 0-902, NRRL 1677, G.R. Ghosh 1986
3569 0-3524, NRRL 5133, G.R. Ghosh 1986
3570 0-157, G.R. Ghosh 1986
ARACHNIOTUS INDICUS (TALAROMYCES FLAVUS Klöcker)#
1118 West Bengal, Dr.G.N Das Gupta 1959
ARTHRINUM PHAEOSPERMUM (Corda) M.B. Ellis
1395 Zeamays rhizosphere, New Delhi, Kulshreshtha 1970 ARTHROBOTRYS Sp.
4906 Sulfipalm, IARI, New Delhi, S. P. Lal 1999 ASCHERSONIA PLACENTA Berk. & Ber
5561 Sugarcane, Visakhapattanam, T.S.S.K. Patro 2004 ASCOCHYTA RABIEI (Passerini) Labrousse
4785* Chickpea, Jammu, S.K. Singh 1998
ASCOSPHAERA sp.
6510* Beehive, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2009 ASPERGILLUS ACULEATUS Lizuka
2588 Miclogy Division IARI New Delhi 1978 2589 Cow dung, New Delhi, J.L. Varshney 1978 5078 Soil, Hyderabad, C. Manoharachary 2000
5449 Mango leaf,Dr O.P PandyLakhnow 2003
ASPERGILLUS ALLIACEUS Thom & Church
892 R. Ciferri, LCP 545 (IMBA) 1952
1455 WB 315, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
2590 Soil,Kanpur 1978 ASPERGILLUS AMSTELODAMI (Mangin) Thorm& Church (EUROTIUM AMSTELODAMI)#
316 New Delhi, U.N. Mohanty 1942
7466 Milk Product, IARI, New Delhi, N. Mathur 2014 ASPERGILLUS AWAMORI Nakazawa
924 Soil, Chinsurah, S.B. Chattopadhyaya 1953 1418 Zea mays rhizosphere, New Delhi, Kulshreshtha 1970 2591 Dead wood, New Delhi, J.L. Varshney 1978 2918 Baroda, Sarabhai Research Centre 1979 2741 Carissa carandus, Agra, M.N. Gupta 1980
4680 Noida, U.P., I.J. Babbar 1996
4858 NRRL 4760, Noida, I.J. Babbar 1999
ASPERGILLUS CANDIDUS Link ex Fr.
2593 Achras zapota, Muradabad, J.L. Varshney 1978 ASPERGILLUS CARBONARIUS (Bainier) Thom
1415 Zea mays rhizosphere, IARI, D.D. Kulshreshtha 1970
1459 WB 67, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
7789 Soil, IARI, New Delhi, D. Kamil 2015
ASPERGILLUS CLAVATUS Desmazieres
454 NRRL – 8, K.B. Raper 1950
1442 WB 2254, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
1443 WB 2255 (Albino), V.P. Agnihotri 1970 2597 Pigeon droppings, New Delhi, J.L. Varshney 1978 2598 (Albino) Soil, Kasaragod, J.L. Varshney 1978 6441 Ground nut rhizosphere, Bikaner, V.K. Gaur 2009 6537 Viola plant, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2010 6542 Coimbatore, Project co-ordinator 2010
6542 CICR, Coimbatore 2010
7365 Rhizosphere of Pigeonpea, Bikaner, V.K. Gaur 2013 8306 Paddy straw, New Delhi, Microbiology 2018 ASPERGILLUS CREBER (Jurjević)
8070 Soil, Meghalaya, Deeba Kamil 2016
ASPERGILLUS DEFLECTUS Fennell &Raper
4480* Jammu, G. Sumbali 1994
4487 Almora, A. Pandey 1994
5392 Forest soil, Almora, Anita Pandey 2002 6584 Agricultural field, Solan, A. Mathur 2010 ASPERGILLUS ELLIPTICUS Thom &Raper
3758 Dehradun, A.K. Vijayan 1987
ASPERGILLUS FICUUM (Reich.) Hennings
2602 Soil, Trivandrum, J.L. Varshney 1978 ASPERGILLUS FISCHERI Wehmer (NEOSARTORYA FISCHERI)#
1454 WB 181, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
5304 Soil, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2001 5305 Soil, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2001 5444 Marine source erode, K.C. Thirumurthy 2003
6313 Onion, Pune, K.E. Lawande 2008
6707 Metal contaminated site, Hissar, Bishny 2011
7071 Groundnut, Kadiri, Reddy 2012
7641 Air, Pt. R. Shukla Uni., Raipur, Chhattisgarh 2014 ASPERGILLUS FISCHERI var. GLABER Fennel & Raper
2648 Soil, Madras, J.L. Varshney 1978
6313 Onion, Pune, K.E. Lawande 2008
6707 Metal ContSite,Prof.Vishnoi,Hisar 2011 7405 Air, Ambikapur, Chattisgarh, S. Joseph 2013 7406 Air, Ambikapur, Chattisgarh, S. Joseph 2013 ASPERGILLUS FLAVIPES (Bainier&Sartory) Thom & Church
106* IST Kanpur 1939
2007 Wheat grain, New Delhi, S.P. Lal 1975
5445 Soil, Hyderabad 2003
8378 Mushroom, Jharkand, Nisha Panna 2018 ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS Link
107 ISTI, Kanpur 1936
298 Soil, U.N. Mohanty and K.C. Mehta 1939 313 Cheese, New Delhi, U.N. Mohanty 1941 314 Dead locust, New Delhi, U.N. Mohanty 1941 315 Stale bread, New Delhi, U.N. Moharity 1941
324 Dead locust, Mr. Mohanty 1942
325 Dead locust, New Delhi, U.N. Mohanty 1942 614 N.R.R.L. 693, PDA, B.M. Gupta
1419 Zea mays rhizosphere, New Delhi, D.D. Kulshreshtha 1970
1466 WB 482, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
1623 Dung, New Delhi, R.Iyer 1971
1652 Arachis hypogaea, Hyderabad, A.S. Indulkar 1971 1654 Arachis hypogaea, Hyderabad, A.S. Indulkar 1971 1655 Arachis hypogeal, Hyderabad, A.S. Indulkar, 1971 1670 Areca catechu, New Delhi, J.N. Kapoor 1972
1717 J N Kapoor,Hyderabad 1972
2043 Wheat grain, New Delhi, S.P. Lal 1975
2438 Hyderabad, V. Ravindra Nath 1977
2458 1615, IARI-Regional Station, Hyderabad, B.C. Dhar 1977 2547 Chick lungs, Akola, N.N. Khune 1978 3473 Soybean Seedling, IARI, New Delhi, Shri. Vishwadhar 1985 3959 Soil, New Delhi, H.A.K. Sarwar 1989
4447 Izatnagar, A. Sikdhar 1994
4793 Insect, CPCRI, Kerala, M. Gopal 1998
4850 Air, New Delhi, D. Sanyal 1999
4853 NRRL 492, Noida, I.J. Babbar 1999
4891 17 PN Soil, Hissar, Raman 1999
5003 Opisina insect, CPCRI, A. Gupta 2000
5004 Stephonitrs, CPCRI, A. Gupta 2000
5005 Opisina, CPCRI, A. Gupta 2000
5006 Proutista, CPCRI, A. Gupta 2000
5072 Soil, Hyderabad, C. Manoharachary 2000 5192 Groundnut, IARI, New Delhi, N.Mathur 2000
5290 Jorhat, N. Majumdar 2001
5477 Human ear, Agra, RituBajpei 2003
6062 Soil, Junagadh, V. Kumar 2006
6284 Groundnut rhizosphere, Junagadh 2008
6315 Onion, Pune, K.E. Lawande 2008
6324 IIT, Roorkee, J.S. Upadhyaya 2008
6347 Goundnut seed, IARI, Alemayehu Getachew 2008 6352 Soybean seed, IARI, Alemayehu Getachew 2008 6353 Goundnut seed, IARI, Alemayehu Getachew 2008 6363 Paddy seed, IARI, Alemayehu Getachew 2008 6372 Sesbania aculeata, BHU, Varanasi, R. Kumar 2008 6414 Soil, Calcutta, A.K. Bandoupadhyay 2009 6444 Rubber rhizosphere, Siliguri, A. Saha 2009 6515 Sewage sludge, Karnal, P.K. Joshi 2010
6541 CICR, Coimbatore 2010
6562 Degrading wood, Hissar, N. Singh 2010 6641 Soil, IARI, New Delhi, S.B. Singh 2010 6678 Mango surface, CIPHET, Ludhiana, S.N. Jha 2010 6696 Chilli rhizosphere, Jammu, S. Gupta 2010 6720 Pea rhizosphere, IARI, New Delhi, S. Gaind 2011 6777 Groundnut, Imphal, G.S. Liamajum 2011 6865 Larva of Teak, Navsari, Z. P. Patel 2011 6972 Groundnut seed, Bachupally, Sasidharen 2011
7055 Nematode eggs, IARI, Uma Rao 2012
7364 Rhizophere of Pigeonpea, Bikaner, V.K .Gaur 2013 7786 Soil, IARI, New Delhi, D. Kamil 2015 7796 Soil, IARI, New Delhi, D. Kamil 2015 7862 Soil, Indian Institute of Soil Science, Bhopal, Asha Sahu 2015 7364 Pigeon pea, Bikaner, V.K. Gaur 2013
7796 Soil, New Delhi, Deeba Kamil 2015
7996 Ground nut New Delhi, R. Sudeep toppo 2016 8305 Paddy flower, New Delhi, Microbiology 2018 8207 Wheat seeds, Jaipur, R.R. Khir 2017 8511 Soil,A.NPaslawar,Coart,Dr P.D.K.V Akola 2019
8529 Brinjal seed,V.RGoyal,Gujrat 2019
8553 Satish Kumar Sain,Sirsa 2019
8555 Satish Kumar Sain,Sirsa 2019
8601 Wheat Seed,KBiswas,I.A.R.INew Delhi 2019 8604 Mung Bean,DrK.Biswas I.A.R.I New Delhi 2019 8691 Soil & Industrial paper,Dr Aashish Vyas LPU Phagwera 2019
ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS var. COLUMNARIS Raper& Fennell
2838 Stored paddy grains, Burdwan, B. Nandi 1979 5076 Soil, Hyderabad, C. Manoharachary 2000 6516 Sewage & sludge, Karnal, P.K. Joshi 2010 ASPERGILLUS FOETIDUS (Naka.) Thom &Raper
1462 WS 341, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
2604 Soil, Hyderabad, J.L. Varshney 1978
ASPERGILLUS FUMIGATUS Fresenius
1628 Soil, Pune, R.Iyer 1971
1634* Soil, Mysore, R.Iyer 1971
2616 Soil, Sunderbans, J.L. Varshney 1978 3474 Soybean seeds, New Delhi, Vishwadhar 1985
4448 Izatnagar, A. Sikdhar 1994
4517 Citrus rhizosphre, Nagpur, Katoke 1994
5478 Human ear, Agra, RituBajpei 2003
5570 Oil palm, Pedavegi, A. Arya 2004
6035 Sugarcane Industrial waste Roorkee, R.P.Singh 2005 6050 Sugarcane Industrial waste Roorkee, R.P.Singh 2006 6371 Sesbania aculeata, BHU, Varanasi, R. Kumar 2008
6604 Soil, IGIB, G.L. Sharma 2010
6915 Soil, Simla, R. Gupta 2011
7068 Soil, Shalimar, F.A. Lone 2012
7082 Soil, Simla, R. Gupta 2012
7263 Cannabis Seed, IARI, New Delhi,N. Mathur 2013 7970 Beetroot, New Delhi, R. Sudeep toppo 2016 8156 Agro residues fungi, New Delhi, Livleen 2017
8375 Soyabean, Latur, J. magal 2018
8331 Soil, Puttaparthi, S. Skanda 2018
8307 Waste sugar, New Delhi, Microbiology 2018 8605 Soil,NitanJ.Patil,N.I.C.ODakor Gujrat 2019 8640 Soil,NitanJ.Patil,N.I.C.ODakor Gujrat 2019 8675 Rice Fields,Sruthy K.S Divi.of Microbiology IARI N.D 2019 ASPERGILLUS FUMIGATUS var. GRISEO-BRUNNEIS Rai, Agarwal & Tewari
ASPERGILLUS FUMIGATUS var. SCLEROTIORUM Rai, Agarwal & Tewari
2618 Lucknow, J.N. Rai 1978
ASPERGILLUS FUNICULOSUS Smith
4948 Nauni, A. K. Gupta 2000
ASPERGILLUS JANUS Raper& Thom
1476* WB 5356, V.P. Agnihotri 1970
2619 Soil, Trivandrum, J.L. Varshney 1978 ASPERGILLUS JAPONICUS Saito
4371 Udaipur, N. Singh 1993
4530 Lab. Contaminant, New Delhi, S.P. Lal 1994
4857 NRRL 359, Noida, I.J. Babbar 1999
7981 Soil, Anantapur, Vijaya kumar 2016
ASPERGILLUS KAMBARENSIS Sugiyama (ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS var.FLAVUS)#
3843 Maize, Nainital, Hansa Pandey 1988
ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS (Eidam) Winter
145 CBS, Netherlands 1993
300 Gut of mite, Pilani, R. Saxena 1971
2152 Soil, Assam, C.P. Agarwal 1978
2636 Soil, New Delhi, J.L. Varshney 1978
6205 Jaipur, A. Shivapuri 2007
6611 Mango surface, Ludhiana, S.N. Jha 2010 6652 Soil, Banasthali, Sheetal Gupta 2010 7220 Termite gut, IPFT, Gurgaon, Dewa Ram Bajya 2013 7412 Air, Ambikapur, Chhattisgarh, S. Joseph 2013
8245 Soil, Jaipur,Vivekanand 2017
8181 Residues Soil, Jodhpur, RituMawar 2017 8163 Entomo pathogenic fungus, Sinsa, Satish Kumar 2017
8564 Satish Kumar Saini,Sirsa 2019
ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS var. ACRISTATUS Fennell & Reper
2637 Soil, New Delhi, J.L. Varshey 1978
4041 Skin 23ardamom23, Bikaner, S. Jain 1990
5300 Soil, Almora, A. Pandey 2001
6126 Cutex adult mosquito, NIMR Delhi, K. Raghavendra 2006 ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS var. DENTATUS DK Sandhu & RS Sandhu
2638 Soil, Madras, J.L.Varshney 1978
4929 EH-1, Soil, New Delhi, A. Mittal 2000 ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS var. ECHINULATUS Fennell &Raper
2460* Hyderabad, V. Ravindra Nath 1977
2639 Soil, Kasaragod, J.L. Varshney 1978
4246 Rahuri, M.V. Ekboke 1992
ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS var. LATUS Thom &Raper
1380 Esso oil, New Delhi, A. Khanna 1969
2640 Soil, Palampur, J.L. Varshney 1978
6652 Soil, Banasthali, S. Gupta 2010
ASPERGILLUS NIGER van Tieghem
310 Crotolariajuncea, New Delhi, Fatmy and U.N. Mohanty 1941 321 Contaminated yeast culture, New Delhi, U. N. Mohanty 1942
