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    Marine fungi: A critique

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    1999
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    Raghukumar, S.
    Raghukumar, C.
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    Abstract
    Obligate marine fungi, those which grow and sporulate exclusively under marine conditions, have received all the attention from marine mycologists. Fungi originating from freshwater, or terrestrial environment and capable of growth and sporulation in the sea have been ignored to a large extent. However, several instances of terrestrial species of fungi, active in marine environment have been reported. The arguments to support the view that terrestrial species of fungi by virtue of their physiological versatality, play a greater role than the obligate marine fungi in the sea and thus, deserve much more attention than what they have received till now are presented
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