The paper gives an account of four species of the genera Asterina and Lembosia, Asterina clausenicola Doidge., A. escharoides Sydow and Lembosia decalvans Pat., are additions to the fungi of India. While, Lembosia syzygiicola is described here as new species.
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Manuscript Published on 01 December 1995
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