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Journal of Mycopathological Research is a peer reviewed, refereed, International Journal open to contributions of merit dealing with all aspects of basic and experimental mycology, plant pathology, virology, bacteriology, biotechnology, agriculture and allied disciplines. It is one of the few journals dealing with the specific subject being published from India. It has a good coverage and publishes papers regularly from all over India and abroad. The Eastern and North- Eastern scientists and researchers are really benfitted by this publication. This journal is NAAS rated (Impact Point : 5.11), UGC-CARE enlisted, ICI indexed.

Honorary Fellowship

Professor William E. Fry

Section of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology
School of Integrative Plant Sciences
334 Plant Science Building
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
USA

has been elected as
Honorary Fellow of
Indian Mycological Society in 2025

Professor William E. Fry is Nebraska-born and studied in that state, and in Minnesota, before undertaking a PhD at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York State from 1966 to 1970. In 1971, Bill joined the Faculty in the Department of Plant Pathology at Cornell, rising through the ranks to Professor in 1984. Bill became Chairman of this famous Department in 1981, and remained in that post until 1995. Cornell University appointed him as Senior Associate Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in 2001, a position with substantial administrative responsibilities. Nevertheless research remains important for Bill, with postgraduate and postdoctoral supervision as prominent as before. Bill Fry’s contribution to plant pathology is measured in his scholarship: 4 books as author/coauthor; 27 book chapters; more than 125 refereed papers and over 30 technical/semipopular articles; as well as speaking at over 100 international scientific meetings worldwide – not least several BSPP conferences, including delivering the Garrett Lecture in 1997. This canon of work on the epidemiology, biology and genetics of Phytophthora infestans is unsurpassed. Prof.  Bill Fry, and his numerous coworkers over two and a half decades, have advanced beyond expectation our understanding of this potent pathogen, and in particular its population biology. This pursuit has been unselfish, as shown by his interaction with late-blight researchers in numerous countries and the generosity of resources, guidance and expertise offered to researchers visiting Ithaca over the years. Further to his administrative roles at Cornell, Bill has given more than 20 years’ service to the American Phytopathology Society, serving on numerous committees, culminating in his election as APS President in 1995. Editorial Board duties, too, have been carried out  for  Annual Review of Phytopathology (1990–92); Plant Pathology (1989–97); and Journal of Phytopathology (1997–present). The Board of BSPP has selected Prof. Bill Fry as an Honorary Member of the Society, certain in the knowledge of his continuing contribution to plant pathology, and in particular potato/tomato late-blight research.  He has been elected as Fellow of the American Phytopathological Society in 1990 and Fellow of the Amercian Association  of the Advancement of Science in 2009. Executive Council of Indian Mycological Society (IMS) elected Professor  William E. Fry, Department of Plant Pathology, Cornell University, Ithaca as  Honorary Fellow of Indian Mycological Society  in 2025.


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Title : Journal of Mycopathological Research
Frequency : Quarterly ( March, June, September and December)
ISSN : 0971-3719(Print); 2583-6315( Online)
Publisher : Indian Mycological Society
Chief Editor : Prof. Usha Chakraborty
Copyright : Indian Mycological Society
Starting Year : 1955 ( print); 2016 (online)
Subject : Mycology, Plant Pathology, Microbiology, Agriculture
Language : English
Publication Format : Print& Online
Phone No. : 09002002096
Email Id : ims.kolkata@yahoo.com
Website : www.imskolkata.org
Address : Department of Botany,University of Calcutta,35 Ballygunge Circular Road, Kolkata- 700019

(UGC-CARE enlisted journal; NAAS score 5.11)

VOLUME 63   NUMBER 3   SEPTEMBER 2025

CONTENTS

Editorial  
Dr. Sharan Umesha: Interactive Dynamic Interplay between Host and Pathogen (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.i ) i-ii
Review  
Dilip Kumar Ghosh: Innovations in molecular diagnostics, characterization and novel management of graft transmissible pathogens in horticulture crops (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.477 ) 477-490
P. M. Bhattacharya: Microbial dynamics under changed ecology of conservation agriculture (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.491 ) 491-501
Indrani Baruah, Nitesh Boro, Avra Pratim Chowdhury and Diganta Narzary: Oleaginous fungi and their prospects in bioenergy (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.503 ) 503-520
Jyoti Yadav, Pushpa Gehlot, Deepali Chittora, Shivangi Mittholiya, Bhanu Raj Meena and Tripta Jain: Microbial bioremediation for waste water treatment (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.521 ) 521-535
Research papers  
S. Phanindra, R. Mandal, P.M. Bhattacharya and A.K. Chowdhury: Seed treatment with Trichoderma on yield and defense gene in maize (Zea Mays L.) against Rhizoctonia solani f. sp. sasakii (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.537 ) 537-542
Selima Khatun: Interactive effect of Glomus fasciclatum and Trichoderma spp. on Fusarium oxysporum towards yield and resistance of the medicinal plant Coleus forskohlii Briq (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.543 ) 543-553
Tharringwon Marchang Ningshen, Susanta Banik, Narola Pongener, Pankaj Shah, Hijam Shila Devi, Tiaienla and Bendangsenla: Comparative study of three Trichoderma asperellum isolates on inhibition of plant pathogenic fungi and plant growth promotion (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.555 ) 555-564
Zahara Sultan, Sehrish Fayaz, Wasim Sajad Malik, Abdul Hamid Wani, Mohd Yaqub Bhat: Diversity of rhizospheric fungi associated with Dipsacus inermis Wall. growing in Kashmir Himalaya (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.565 ) 565-576
Avijit Sarkar and Bejoysekhar Datta: Halo-tolerant plant growth-promoting rhizobacterium Enterobacter sp. KUSP04 ameliorates salinity tolerance in MTU1010 rice variety (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.577 ) 577-588
Naorem Babita and Radha Raman Pandey: Arbuscular mycorrhizal and dark septate endophytic fungal associations in three Dendrocalamus species (Bambusoideae) of Manipur (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.589 ) 589-597
Het U. Patel, Darshan M. Parmar, Puja Pandey and R.G. Parmar: Harnessing the potential of Trichoderma spp. from rhizosphere of avenue trees for managing Collar Rot in Chickpea (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.597 ) 599-603
Sumant Kabade, Shital Pharate, Ratna Thosar and Sujoy Saha: Bio-efficacy of Mandipropamid in the management of downy mildew of grapes in India (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.605 ) 605-611
Salini Das and Sunil Zacharia: Eco-friendly Management of Early Blight Disease caused by Alternaria solani (Ellis and Martin) in Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.613 ) 613-620
Emekamwamut Nongtdu and Hijam Meronbala Devi: Field management of Anthracnose disease of chilli caused by Colletotrichum capsici (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.621 ) 621-629
Dhaneshwari Sahu, R.K.S. Tiwari and V.K. Nirmalkar: Efficacy of fungicides and biocontrol agents against Alternaria alternata, the causal agent of leaf spot of okra (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.631 ) 631-638
Pradeep Dattatray Tekale, Jyothi Chandrakant, Yogesh Kashiram Belkar, Dipakravsaheb Navsupe and Samruddhi Anil Junnarkar: Efficacy of Ellagic Acid in controlling Alternaria solani-induced Early Blight of Tomato (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.639 ) 639-646
B.K. Prajapati, M.M. Chaudhary, J.D.Bawa and C.K. Patel: Evaluation of different natural organic inputs for the management of Sclerotium rot in Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.647 ) 647-656
Sushila Yadav, R. P. Ghasolia, Astha Sharma, Kavita Kansotia, Pinki Sharma, Brijesh and Hemant Gurjar: Potential of SAR activators and natural products against Oidium erysiphoides f. sp. ziziphi causing powdery mildew disease in Indian jujube (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.657 ) 657-661
Suvanwita Lahiri, Meghna Sarkar, Manisha Thakur, Moumita Chattopadhyay and Surekha Kundu: Establishment of Colletotrichum capsici during early hours of infection in seedlings of a tolerant and a susceptible cultivar of chilli (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.663 ) 663-667
Payel Adhikary, Subrata Dutta, Subhendu Jash and Sujit Kr. Ray: Symptomatological variation of Pestalotiopsis Leaf spot and Blight disease of Cashew under western part of West Bengal (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.669 ) 669-681
K. Brunda Devi and P. Shivakumar Singh: Mycoflora responsible to storage rots and loss of sweet potato in Telangana (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.683 ) 683-690
Yukta H. Mehta, Puja Pandey and Mihir M. Pandya: Assessment of brinjal germplasms against bacterial wilt incited by Ralstonia solanacearum (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.691 ) 691-696
Subodh Hansda, Sourav Gorai and Subrata Raha: Studies on vermicompost mycoflora and its effect on growth and yield of Brassica oleracea var. botrytis L. and Brassica oleracea var. capitata L. (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.697 ) 697-703
Short Communication  
J. S. Remya, Jalaja S. Menon, M. Nafeesa, M. Murugan, Berin Pathrose, Nimisha Mathews, Athulya Sreekumar: First report of Rhizoctonia sp. causing root rot on garlic (Allium sativum L.) in India (doi: 10.57023/JMycR.63.3.2025.705 ) 705-707

Volume 63   |   Number 3
SEPTEMBER 2025

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