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In present communication seventy-three macro-fungi were collected, from that eighteen new species were recorded from study area. Species were identified according to Morphological and Microscopic characterization, belongs to fourteen family and eighteen genera. Survey and collection of wood-rotting fungi were done from year 2019-2023, different localities of Parbhani District, India.
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