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Description of the rusts from Kemaliye (Erzincan, Turkey)

Twenty-two rust diseases caused by Melampsora euphorbiae and Pileolaria terebinthi were identified from Kemaliye (Erzincan) in Turkey and Puccinia heterophyllae is reported for the first time from Turkey.
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Records of microfungi associated with plants in the Kemaliye district, Erzincan, Turkey

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The genus Septoria Sacc. in Turkey

Septoria species from 72 host plants have been identified in Turkey so far. There can be distinguished different interrelations between Septoria species and their host plants. So there are…

Atmospheric Concentration of Fungus Spores in Kirsehir and the Effect of Meteorological Factors

An atmospheric study in Kirsehir province in Turkey, where fungi spores have high concentrations in the atmosphere during most of the year, they have an important place in respiratory allergies, to help researchers and clinicians of allergic diseases, the evaluation.

Additions to rust and chytrid pathogens of Turkey.

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Microfungi Species on the Weeds of Agro-ecosystem (wheat ecosystem) in Adıyaman City

The morphological characteristics of this newly-recorded species in Turkey were presented and it was found that Peronospora aparines (de Bary) Gaum.

A new species of Septoria

Second record of Ramularia hypericicola - collected in Turkey on a new host.

Ramularia hypericicola, a rare anamorphic Mycosphaerella species, is reported and illustrated from Turkey on Hypericum calycinum. The Turkish collection represents the second report of this fungus,…
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Discovery of Thecaphora schwarzmaniana on Rheum ribes in Iran and Turkey: implications for the diversity and phylogeny of leaf smuts on rhubarbs

Molecular phylogenetic analyses, based on ITS and LSU sequences, recovered Thecaphora on Rheum spp.
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Coelomycetous fungi in several forest ecosystems of black sea provinces of Turkey.

Sixty-nine taxa in 50 genera were recorded on various substrates including 20 plant families, and Fagaceae, Betulaceae, Buxaceae, Ulmaceae and Pinaceae are common host plant families.
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