Catalouge of Microbial Culture

Catalogue of Microbial Cultures
NATIONAL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURALLY IMPORTANT MICROORGANISMS

National Agriculturally Important Microbial Culture Collection (NAIMCC)
2011
Fungi
Yeast
Bacteria
Actinomycetes
Blue Green Algae

Kusmaur, Mau Nath Bhanjan - 275 101 (U.P.)
Published by
Dilip K. Arora
Director, NBAIM, Mau
Compiled & Edited by

Sudheer Kumar
Alok K Srivastava
Renu
Assistance
Anchal Kumar Srivastava
Copyright All rights reserved. No part of this report shall be reproduced or transmitted in any form by
print, microfilm or any other means without written permission of the Director, NBAIM
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction
I
II
Preservation
Deposition of cultures in the public collections
Guidance for depositors
Guidance for sending strains to nbaim
Supply of cultures
Terms and condition of supply
III
Guide of enteries
IV
Catalouge of Fungi
Catalogue of Bacteria
1-86
87-113
Catalogue for Cyanobacteria (blue green algae) and Microalgae
114-115
Culture Media
116-118
Media List
119-132
National repositories under Biological Diversity Act, 2002
133
World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC)
134-136
Methods of short and long term storage of microbial cultures
137-141
IPR Guidelines for Microbes
142-148
Microbial biosafety
149-150
Microbial biosecurity
151-155
Utilization of agriculturally important microorganisms
156-157
Application for Deposit of Biological Material
158-159
Passport Data for Submission of Microbial Cultures
160-161
Guidelines for Registration of Microbial Germplasm
162-163
Procedure submission of proposal/germplasm material

Annexure I
164
165-167
Annexure II
168
Annexure III
169
Annexure IV
170
Annexure V
171
About NBAIM
172-175
Numerical index for Fungi
176-201
Numerical index for Bacteria
202-210
Numerical index for Cyanobacteria (blue green algae) and Microalgae
211
Organizational chart of
National Agriculturally Important Microbial Culture Collection
Director, (NBAIM)
Prof. D.K. Arora
Incharge NAIMCC
Dr. Sudheer Kumar
Units
Fungi Section
Dr. Alok K. Srivastva

Dr. Sudheer Kumar
Bacteria Section Actinomycetes Section
Dr. Renu
Dr. K.K. Meena
Dr. Mahesh Yendigeri

Mr. Anurag Chaurasia
Technical Assistant
Manish Roy
Soma Sani Saida Reddy
Anchal Kumar Srivastava
Alok Upadhya
Cyanobacteria Section
Dr. D.P. Singh
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

Microbes are important for the Earth System, playing a very important role in maintaining the well being of our global
environment. Despite the obvious importance of microbes, very little is known of their diversity, how many species are
present in the environment, and what each individual species does i.e. its ecological function. Until recently, there were no
appropriate techniques available to answer these important questions. The vast majority of these organisms cannot be
cultured in the laboratory and so were not amenable to study by the methods that had proved so successful with known
microorganisms throughout the 20th century. It was only with the development of high-throughput technology to analyze
and sequence DNA from the natural environment that information began to accumulate that demonstrated the exceptional
diversity of microbes in nature in fact, most microbes are entirely novel and have not previously been described.
The enormity of environmental degradation and their effect on agriculture as a consequence of human intervention is
well known through the effects of land and water pollution, oil and mineral extraction, land management disturbance,
deforestation, urbanization and global warming. It is of great concern that how and to which extent such environmental
degradation affects microbial abundance and species richness. Therefore, cataloging and preservation of microbial flora
showing significance towards agriculture become necessity of the present time for the proper regional and national microbial
resource management, bio-prospecting and fundamental scientific research concentrating on agriculture. Some institutes
have their own collection of important microbes but status of preservation is not satisfactory. To achieve these goals, various
microbial resource centers (MRCs) throughout the world were opened.
Public collections of microorganisms have been established since the late 19th century, and currently 591 service
collections are registered at the World Data Center for Microorganisms (www.wdcm.org). All together, they hold more than
1.7 million microorganisms. By implementing guidelines compiled by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development, many public service collections evolve into professional ex situ repositories of biodiversity and distribution
nodes for known, validated and precisely identified microbial resources and associated information to legitimate end-users.
These biological resource centers (BRCs) may be the preferred mechanism for the appropriate exploitation of microbial
resources by offering the guarantee of accessibility and of transparency of supply, taking into account all relevant regulations
and stakeholders' rights, as required by the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). Scientists are encouraged to deposit
researched microbial material at public BRCs to contribute to the science (semi-) commons and maximize the impact of prior
knowledge. BRCs are essential infrastructures supporting the future of life sciences and biotechnology.
From a global point of view, India's contribution to the global biodiversity is around 8% which is only 2.4% of the total
global area. India is recognized as one of the seventeen mega diversity regions of the world. Nearly 54% of India's microbial
wealth is constituted by fungi (~31.4%), (~15.5%) by algae , (~4.8%) by lichens and (~1.8%) by virus/bacteria . The two major
hotspots in the present scenario of India's biodiversity are the Western ghats and the North-eastern region. While
undertaking a biodiversity census of the Western ghats, it was reported that in a set of 2500 species, approximately 17% were
microorganisms. So far, Indian mycologists have described more than 14500 fungal species within the globally known
number of 72000 species. Among the 205 genera reported from India, about 80% belong to mitotic fungi. But, still the existing
MRCs carry a very small component of this diversity.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has initiated a visionary and thoughtful step towards their long term
conservation in the beginning of 21st century by establishing the National Bureau of Agriculturally Important
Microorganisms (NBAIM). The mandate of the bureau is to act as a nodal center at national level for acquisition and
management of indigenous and exotic microbial genetic resources for food and agriculture, and to carry out related research
and human resource development for sustainable growth of agriculture. Presently, it maintains fungal cultures of different
groups which include Myxomycetes, Mastigomycetes, Zygomycetes, Ascomycetes, Basidiomycetes and Deuteromycetes in
addition to yeasts, bacteria, actinomycetes and blue green algae (BGA). Currently, NBAIM act as a vehicle for networking all
the research institutes working with the aim of conserving agriculturally important microorganisms in India. It also serves as
an information resource for the customers of the MRCs.
The second edition of Catalogue embodies the up dated accession of different group of microorganisms being
maintained at NBAIM. Apart from the details of cultures different articles related to different culture media, usefulness of
microbes in agriculture, biosafety, bioseurity guidelines, guidelines for registration of elite microorganisms in India,
preservation techniques for microorganisms has also been included to make the catalogue more useful. On behalf of editorial
board I am thankful to all who contributed their cultures and other information with us.
D.K. Arora
Director
Introduction
The NBAIM since its developmental phases has played an important role in isolation, preservation and characterization
of AIMs, diversification of agriculture in India through exploration of agriculturally important microorganisms,
identification, characterization and documentation of AIMs, conservation, maintenance and utilization of AIMs, microbial
biodiversity and systematics, Human Resource Development. From being an institute primarily concerned with
microorganisms today NBAIM plays a key role in the overall management of microbes in India. The Bureau is one of its kinds
not only in India but whole in South East Asia as it focuses on the conservation and preservation of microbial diversity of
Agriculturally Important Microorganisms The unique genetic and biosynthetic capabilities of microorganisms has made
them likely candidates for solving particularly difficult problems in the agriculture. For many years, soil microbiologists and
microbial ecologists have tended to differentiate soil microorganisms as beneficial or harmful according to their functions and
how they affect soil quality, plant growth and yield, and plant health. Despite the well recognized importance of
microorganisms, only less than 5% of the world's microorganisms are on record. In India, very limited and isolated efforts
were made for tapping of microbial diversity of AIMs, their identification and preservation for different applications in
agriculture and food sectors. The importance of microbial diversity in India was also realized, as a result of which, the Indian
Council of Agricultural Research established National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms (NBAIM) for
exploration, evaluation and conservation of agriculturally important microorganisms (AIMs). The Bureau aims to excel in
isolation and utilization of genes for conventional and unforeseen products of high economics and value in environment and
agriculture. It is expected that NBAIM continues to fulfil its mandate to make Indian agriculture locally, regionally and
globally competitive.
The NBAIM has developed state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities based on modern technologies for the identification
of indigenous species, strains, and races of agriculturally important microorganisms (AIMs). Exploration, collection and
isolation of hundreds of AIMs from different geographical/ agro-ecological niche of India e.g. agricultural lands, forest,
sandy soil, desert, and hilly trains (Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Nagaland, Jammu &
Kashmir, Delhi and Chandigarh) was done. Some of the isolates may be useful as biofertilizer, biopesticides growth
promoters, bioindicators, biodegraders and bioremediators. These microorganisms have been identified, characterized and
preserved in the culture collection of the NBAIM. The bureau has also prepared monographs and synoptic keys for authentic
identification of some of these AIMs.Digitization of data of about 30,000 fungal species has been done under NATP funded
project on Digitization of fungal species of Indian Origin under UK-CABI work plan. Database of the entire collection of
fungal species on electronic format for easy access to information is in progress. The relatively simple PCR based procedures
were developed to differentiate between closely related isolates of Rhizoctonia solani and Macrophomina phaseolina. Bacillus and
Bacillus derived genera and fluorescent pseudomonads using specific DNA molecular makers.
Several diversity rich areas like Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, Riverbeds, Hilly regions etc. have been explored for
collection of valuable microbial genepool resourses and are now part of the national repository. Over 725 fungi, 65 bacteria
and 27 actinomycetes have been isolated during the exploration missions. Some rare types/ endangered species of microbes
of agricultural importance have been isolated and preserved. Over 1427 Fungal species will be repatriated from UK, CABI.
Over 150 Cultures were exchanged from different culture collection organizations/ ICAR institutes/ Universities.
Different microbial cultures were supplied at the National level to the user scientists for use as Biocontrol agents/
Biofertilizers/ PGPRs/ Phosphate solubilising bacteria etc.All the microbial data available at NBAIM have been digitized and
put-up in a retrievable format.
Biodiversity Authority of India recognizes the NBAIM culture collection as the National Repository. The bureau follows
strict quality control and biosafety standards in the culture collection as well as in laboratories. Various types of
microorganism including filamentous fungi, bacteria, actinomycetes and yeasts are maintained under the long-term
preservation. Each culture is preserved by two methods according to the type of microorganism. Fungi are preserved under
mineral oil and by freezedrying/ lyophilization. The bacteria, actinomycetes and yeast are preserved by freeze-drying/
lyophilization and in glycerol at 80oC. For short-term storage, the cultures are maintained on the slants in appropriate
medium at 4oC
II
PRESERVATION
NBAIM follows strict quality and biosafety standards in the laboratories as well as culture collection. NBAIM repository
includes filamentous fungi, bacteria, actinomycetes and yeasts isolated from various sources like soil, plant, insect, etc. Each
culture is preserved by at least two methods according to the type of microorganism, either under mineral oil storage, or
storage in glycerol at - 80o C, or by freeze-drying/ lyophilization or under cryopreservation. The NBAIM offers different types
of deposited in the collection like restricted collections, safe deposits and public collection.
DATABASE
All the microbial data available at NBAIM have been digitized and put-up in a retrievable format. Software 'MCCD'
was developed at NBAIM for the digitization of AIMs. The software is on MySQL database management system. A variety of
data can be accommodated in fields like information on passport data of a culture like its geographical location of isolation ,
name of the donor (person or Institute), name of the depositor, cultural details, the form in which it is preserved, etc. It has
space for images, maintains inventory for lyophyllization, generates Bar codes, reminder for revival time of culture, etc. The
number of fields, are around 100 and, can be expanded as required. Most properties can be described in simple logical fields.
The format is organized to permit rapid searches and to facilitate communication between database and user.
DEPOSITION OF CULTURES IN THE PUBLIC COLLECTIONS:
Cultures can be deposited free of charge in the public collections and will be available for any third parties under the
terms of the Material Transfer Agreement. The cultures are preserved by at least two ways to prevent the loss upon accidents,
one in mineral oil and secondly by lyophilization and also under cryopreservation. To deposit the cultures you have to send
the culture along with dully filled pass port data or culture deposition form.
GUIDLINES FOR DEPOSITORS:
The NBAIM prefers to receive micro-organisms submitted for deposit as lyophilized preparations. Where it is
undesirable or impossible to supply lyophilized preparations, active cultures growing on a suitable nutrient medium are
acceptable. The minimum number of replicates that must be supplied by the depositor when making his deposit is as
follows:Fungi12 lyophilized ampoules (preferably), or 2 agar slantsYeasts12 lyophilized ampoules plus 1 agar slant
(preferably), or 2 agar slantsBacteria12 lyophilized ampoules plus 1 agar slant (preferably), or 2 agar slants
In cases where the depositor is unable to supply lyophilized preparations, the NBAIM will prepare lyophilized cultures
at the time of deposit from the material supplied by the depositor.
GUIDLINES FOR SENDING STRAINS TO NBAIM:
NBAIM prefers to receive the cultures in one package, and we prefer that you include two subcultures (preferably slants)
of each strain. Please send all your cultures well packed to avoid breakage of the tubes, for more information gothrough
"International Regulations for Packaging and Shipping of Microorganisms", provided by European Biological Resource
Centres Network (EBRCN) website: www.ebrcn.org/docs.php. Please label your parcel: "MICROBIAL CULTURE, NO
COMMERCIAL VALUE".
SUPPLY OF CULTURES
All the orders for supply of cultures should be addressed to the Director, NBAIM, Mau Nath Bhanjan 275101 (UP). The
NBAIM accession number, genus and species of the cultures should be clearly mentioned.
Most of the cultures are supplied in lyophilized form and some are supplied in active form.
Cultures should be revived / subcultures immediately after its receiving.
Cultures are not supplied to private addresses.

TERMS AND CONDITION OF SUPPLY
Recipients of NBAIM culture should not pass on such cultures to others.
NBAIM supplies cultures bearing its own accession number.
NBAIM does not supply cultures having abbreviations and accession number of the other culture collection(s).
However, subcultures derived from the original isolate (equivalent culture) may be available. Equivalent cultures may
not necessarily be exactly identical because genetic drift may occur.
All culture should be handled carefully taking proper and established safety precaution.
NBAIM will not be responsible for misuse or improper handling of the culture(s) received from NBAIM.
Purity, authenticity and viability of culture are care fully examined by NBAIM. However, if there is any complainant
about culture(s), please inform the Director with in three months of the receipt of the cultures. The NBAIM will not
entertain complaints received beyond this period.
Some properties (Like production of metabolites, degradation of specific compound etc.) associated with cultures are
quoted by depositor; these properties may not retained by the cultures at the time of delivery.
III
GUIDE OF ENTRIES
NBAIM-F-00001
Trichoderma koningii
5
CABI-304055, Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum)
field soil, A.N.Mukhopadyay, Pantnagar, India,
7
9
1986, PCA, 251 C
8
10
1.
2.
3.
4.
Genus
Species followed by subsp./variety
NBAIM accession number
Culture receive from and / or equivalent numbers (if known) of other culture collection
and/or depositor strain number
5. Source of isolation
6. Depositor's name
7. Place of isolation
8. Year of deposition
9. Culture media
10. Growth temperature
11. Other Details
IV
Fungi
Catalogue for Fungi

NAIMCC-F-00001
Abortiporus biennis (Bull) Singer MTCC-1176, MA,
3020C
NAIMCC-F-00002
Absidia blakesleeana CABI-198277, Sesamum indicum,
Ishwaque Ahmed India, CABI 1975, PDA, DL 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02290
Absidia blakesleenana, CABI-198277, Sesamum indicum,
Ishwaque Ahmed, India, 1975, PDA, 23OC
NAIMCC-F-00003
Absidia californica CABI-246261, Brassica nigra, S. N. P.
Chaurasia, Varanasi India, CABI 1980, PDA, MA, 250C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00004
Absidia corymbifera CABI-115180(T), Excreta of bird, A.
K. Sarbhoy, Allahabad India, CABI 1965, PDA, PCA, NL
370C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00012
Achaetomium macrosporum CABI-334582, Compost,
India, A.K. Gupta, M.P., India, 1990, AG17, PCA+FP,
OA+W, 23C 4 weeks, (10% sk. Milk + 5% inositol) ,LN
(10% glycerol)
NAIMCC-F-00013
Achaetomium macrosporum CABI-373135, isolated from
Leaf litter, India
NAIMCC-F-00014
Achaetomium sp.CABI-169584, PCA, MA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00015
Achaetomium thielavioides CABI-288625, Dung of
Nilgai, Dehli India, CABI 1984, PCA 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02458
Achaetomium thielavioides CABI-288625, Dung, Nilgai,
Delhi, India, 1984, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00005
Absidia corymbifera CABI-130866, Soil, E. Sheton, Delhi
India, CABI 1968, YPSS, PDA, DL 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00016
Achetomium globosum CABI-351758, paste material, V.C.
Saxena, new Yamuna river Agra U.P. India, CABI 1992,
DW8, OA , 23C
NAIMCC-F-00006
Absidia corymbifera CABI-210241, Soil, D. F. Tiwari,
India, CABI 1977, PDA, MA, NL 23-450C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00017
Acremoniella atra On Tamarindus indica leaves, B. P.
Singh, Varanasi, India, 2004, PDY, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00007
Absidia cylindrospora var. cylindrospora CABI-060231,
Soil, B. K. Bakshi, Dehra Dun India, CABI 1955, PCA,
PDA, DL 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00018
Acremonium acutatum CABI-185374, CBS 682.71, M.S.
Pavgi, Varanasi India, CABI 1974, ATCC 32209, PCA ,
23C
NAIMCC-F-00008
Absidia cylindrospora var. cylindrospora Hagem CABI321127, Soil of gelatin factory rich with feathers, H.
malviya, Jabalpur M.P. India, MA, RT 6 days
NAIMCC-F-00019
Acremonium breve CABI-091578, CBS-150.62, ATCC14614, HACC-110, Soil, Poona India, CABI 1962, PCA,
MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00009
Absidia pseudocylindrospora MTCC-550, Hesseltine and
J. J. Ellis, PDA, 2520C, Type strain, Production of
hydroxylated biphenyl compounds
NAIMCC-F-00020
Acremonium chrysogenum CABI-091579, ATCC-14615,
CBS-144.62, CECT-2718, MUCL-9718, HACC-113, IFO30055, Soil, Poona India, CABI 1962, PCA, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-02412
Achaetomium CABI-205029,Cajanus cajan seed, India,
1976, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02414
Achaetomium CABI-169584, Mangifera indica, M, Tandon,
India, PCA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00010
Achaetomium globosum CABI-255004, Indent host, Dr.
Jamaluddin Bihari, India, 1981, OA+Lupin 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00011
Achaetomium globosum CABI-304913, Soil, S. Singh,
Guru Nanak Dev University India, CABI 1986, OA, RT
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00021
Acremonium chrysogenum MTCC-886 (Thirum and
Sukapure) W. Gams, YpSS Agar, 2520C, MO, Production
of protease, Patent strain
NAIMCC-F-00022
Acremonium curvulum CABI-297016, S. Chaudhuri,
Kalyani W. Bengal India, CABI 1985, PCA, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00023
Acremonium diospyri MTCC- 1316, (Crandall) W. Gams,
PDA, 2520C, MO, Type strain of Cephalosporium diospyri,
Production of carotenoid, riboflavin and exocellular
glucan, Hazardous Group
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00024
Acremonium hansfordii CABI-185375, W. Gams CBS
390.73, Banglore India, CABI 1974, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00039
Acremonium persicinum CABI-104440, isolated from
Musa, India
NAIMCC-F-00025
Acremonium implicatum CABI-110457, isolated from
Vitis vinifera; rhizosphere, India
NAIMCC-F-00040
Acremonium persicinum MTCC-2022, (Nicot) W. Gams,
Potato Carrot Agar, 2520C Hazardous
NAIMCC-F-00026
Acremonium implicatum MTCC-2025, (Abbott) W. Gams,
Potato Carrot Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00041
Acremonium radiatum CABI-091573, HACC 103, ATCC14609, M. J. Thirumalachar 1958, Karad India, , CABI 1961,
PCA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00027
Acremonium incoloratum CABI-091577, HACC-109,
ATCC-14613, MUCL-9722, Soil, M. J. Thirumalachar,
Poona India, CABI 1962, PCA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00028
Acremonium kiliense CABI-090242, CBS-152.61, ATCC14491, Soil, Poona India, CABI 1961, PCA, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00029
Acremonium kiliense CABI-091572, CBS-141.62, ATCC14608, Soil, Poona India, CABI 1961, PCA, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00030
Acremonium kiliense CABI-091581, ATCC-14494, Soil,
Poona India, CABI 1961, PCA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00031
Acremonium kiliense Grutz MTCC-899, MA, 2520C,
Type strain
NAIMCC-F-00032
Acremonium minutisporum CABI-091576, ATCC-14612,
CBS-147.62, HACC-108, Soil, Bombay India, CABI 1961,
PCA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00033
Acremonium nigrosclerotium CABI-246283, Brassica nigra,
S. N. P. Chaurasia, Varanasi India, CABI 1980, PCA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00034
Acremonium nigrosclerotium CABI-185369, CBS 154.72,
soil, M.N. Kamat , Poona India, CABI 1974, ATCC 32183;
PCA, 23C,
NAIMCC-F-00035
Acremonium obclavatum CABI-185383, CBS 311.74, air
above field, Saccharum officinarum, Kamal, Gorakhpur
India 1974, CABI 1974, , PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00036
Acremonium ochraceum CABI-303620, Morchella sp.
Sporophore, B. S. Rana, Chaubattia Almora India, CABI
1986, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00037
Acremonium persicinum CABI-091575, HACC-104,
ATCC-14611, Soil, M. J. Thirumalachar 1957, Koyna Valley
Chiplun India, CABI 1961, PCA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00038
Acremonium persicinum CABI-115969, Soil, S. P. Sehgal,
Rajasthan India, CABI 1965, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00042
Acremonium recifei CABI-291633, Cocos nucifera, K.
Shama Bhat, Kernataka India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-02417
Acremonium recifei CABI-291633, Cocos nucifera, K.
Shama Bhat, Karnataka, India 1985, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00043
Acremonium roseogriseum On soil, B. Kishore Babu,
Maunath Bhanjan, 2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00044
Acremonium roseolum CABI-131950, Rhizosphere of
Oryza sp., B. K. Vaidehi 1967, Hydrabad India, CABI 1968,
PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00045
Acremonium salmoneum CABI-185379, ATCC 32185; CBS
721.71, dung, Lodha & Gams, Jaipur Rajasthan India,
CABI 1974, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00046
Acremonium sordidulum CABI-185373, W. Gams CBS
385.73, ATCC 32186, old stem, Euphorbia triticulli;
Tamilnadu West of Madras India, CABI 1974, , PCA+FP,
TWA+W 23C
NAIMCC-F-00047
Acremonium sp. CABI-128923, Soil, S. Sinha, Agra India,
1967, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00048
Acremonium sp. CABI-164571, Pond water, Vikarabad
India, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00049
Acremonium sp. CABI-205029, Seed of Cajanus cajan,
NAIMCC-F-00050
Acremonium sp. CABI-273917, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-00051
Acremonium sp. CABI-315765, indet. IMI 1987, host,
forest trees, J.K. Sharma, India, PCA, MA, 23C , HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00052
Acremonium strictum CABI-230422, Uredospores of
Puccinia arachidis, P. Subrahmanyan, ICRISAT Hyderabad
2007 India, CABI 1978, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00053
Acremonium strictum MTCC-1466, W. Gams, Oatflake
Medium, 2020C, MO, Type strain
NAIMCC-F-02392
Acremonium zeae CABI-282166, Sorghum, L.K. Mughogh,
India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02115
Agrocybe chanxigua Wood, R. C. Upadhyay, Solan,
Himachal Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00054
Acrodontium sp. CABI-179837, IMI 1974, Decomposting
horn, buffalo, India, PDA, MA, 23C, LY ( 10% sk. Milk +
5% inositol)
NAIMCC-F-00065
Allomyces reticulates Emerson and Robertson, MTCC1061, EmYPSS, 2520C, Type strain, hazardous
NAIMCC-F-02288
Acrohialophora fusispora, CABI-168411, Zea mays, K.S.
Panwar, Jodhpur, India, 1972, PDA, 230C -250C
NAIMCC-F-00055
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-057442, Soil, S. B.
Saksena 1952, Sagar India, CABI 1954, PDA, 23-450C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00056
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-076567, ATCC-22555,
Soil, J. C. Edward 1957, Allahabad India, CABI 1959, PDA,
23-450C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00057
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-078708, Soil, G. R.
Ghosh, Orissa India, CABI 1968, PDA, 23-450C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00058
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI- 129802, S. N. Rai 1967,
Lucknow India, CABI 1967, PCA CZ MCZ TGT23-450C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00059
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-131951, soil, B. K.
Vaidehi 1967, Hyderabad 2007 India, CABI 1968, PDA, 23450C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00060
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-168411, Zea mays, K. S.
Panwar, Jodhpur India, CABI 1972, PDA, 23-450C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00061
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-206908, Soil, R. K. S.
Chauhan, Gwalior India, CABI 1976, PDA, 23-450C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02278
Acrophialophora fusispora CABI-206908, Soil, R.K.S
Chauhan, Gwalior, India, 1976, PDA, 230C-450C
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02371
Altermaria tenuissima CABI-289679, Triticum, India,
1984,PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00066
Alternaria alternata CABI-256370, Datura metel, K. P.
Singh, India, PCA, 220C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00067
Alternaria alternata CABI-359781, isolated from
Parthenium hysterophorus, India, hazardous
NAIMCC-F-00068
Alternaria alternata NRCOG-AA-1, Onion rhizosphere,
RP Singh, NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA, 21+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00069
Alternaria alternata NRCOG-AA-2, Onion seeds, RP
Singh, NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA, 21+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00070
Alternaria alternata No-011, Onion leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Hirchalli, Tumkur, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00071
Hirchalli, Tumkur, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00072
Alternaria alternata No-018, Onion peduncle, Girija
Ganeshan, Sikar, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00073
IARI, New Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC,
NAIMCC-F-00074
IARI, New Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00075
Ramraj, UP, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC, Hazardous
NAIMCC-F-00062
Actinomucor elegans MTCC-963, (Eidam) C. R. Benj and
Hesseltine, PDA, 2520C, MO, Neotype strain, Hazardous
NAIMCC-F-00076
Alternaria alternata No-024, Onion peduncle, Girija
Ganeshan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC,
Hazardous
NAIMCC-F-00063
Agaricus campestris Link MTCC-972, PDA, 2520C,
Hazardous
NAIMCC-F-00077
Alternaria alternata No-8, tomato leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Bagalur, Kolar, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00064
Agarwalia terricola CABI-169048, Grassland soil, P. D.
Agarwal, Jodhpur India, CABI 1971, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-00078
Sagar, Shimogha, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02118
Agrocybe erebia Soil, R. C. Upadhyay, Solan, Himachal
Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02119
Agrocybe aegerita Wood, R. C. Upadhyay, Rajgarh,
Himachal Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00079
Anjugraman, kamakumari, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00080
Sagar, Shimogha, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00081
Pantnagar, Uttranchal, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01975
Alternaria brassicae B-97, Leaf of Brassica juncea, C.
Chattopadhyay, Aligarh , U.P, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01973
Alternaria alternata NO-32, Tomato fruit, Ganeshan
Girija, Shillong, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01976
Alternaria brassicae B-44, Leaf of Brassica chinensis, C.
Chattopadhyay, Kaziranga, Assam, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02141
Alternaria alternate Crop Leaf, Artemisia annua, M.
Kunal, Boriavi , Anand, Gujarat, 2009, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-01977
Alternaria brassicae HAB-82, Brassica juncea, D. Singh,
Harayana, 2008, PDA, 25 2oC
NAIMCC-F-00082
Alternaria arberescens No-28, tomato calyx, Girija
Ganeshan, Sappadi, Tamilnadu, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01978
Alternaria brassicae HAB-87, Brassica napus, D. Singh,
Yamunanager, Harayana, 2008, PDA, 25 2oC
NAIMCC-F-00083
Alternaria arberescens No-49, tomato leaf, Girija
Ganeshan, Khada, Uttranchal, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02179
Alternaria brassicae Leaves, Sachin Gupta, Jammu &
Kashmir, 2010, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-00084
Alternaria brassicae B-70, Chirantan Chattopadhyay,
Kumarganj Faizabad, 2006, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02189
Alternaria brassicae SS-1, Plant, C. Chattopadhyay,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00085
Umrar latmarlad Meghalaya, 2006, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02190
NAIMCC-F-00086
Jhajhar Haryana, 2006, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02191
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA. 250C,
NAIMCC-F-00087
Nagpur Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-02192
NAIMCC-F-00088
Berhampore West Bengal, 2006, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02193
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-00089
Alternaria brassicae B-33, Chirantan Chattopadhyay
Nasipur, West Bengal, 2006, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02194
NAIMCC-F-00090
IARI New Delhi, 2006, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02195
NAIMCC-F-00091
Alternaria brassicae HAB-44, leaf of Brassica juncea, D
Singh, CCSHAU Haryana, 2008, PDA, 250C, Hazardous
NAIMCC-F-02196
NAIMCC-F-00092
Alternaria brassicae HAB-82, leaf of Brassica napus, D.
Singh, CCSHAU Haryana, 2008, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02197
NAIMCC-F-00093
Alternaria brassicae HAB-87, Brassica juncea, D Singh,
CCSHAU Haryana, 2008, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02198
NAIMCC-F-00094
Alternaria brassicae Brassica oleracea leaves, P. N.
Chowdhry and Aizaz Hussain, Srinagar, 2003, V-8 juice
Agar, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-02199
NAIMCC-F-00095
Alternaria brassicae Brassica juncea var. cuneifolia leaves,
S. C. Chatterjee, Behrampur, Orrissa, 2002, Corn Meal
Agar, 2420C,
NAIMCC-F-01974
Alternaria brassicae B-29, Leaf of Brassica juncea, C.
Chattopadhyay, Aligarh, U.P, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02200
NAIMCC-F-02201
NAIMCC-F-02617
Alternaria brassicae BAB-47, Brassica juncea , P.D.
Meena, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 2010, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02600
Alternaria brassicae BAB-2, Brassica juncea, P.D. Meena,
Jammu, 2009, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02618
NAIMCC-F-02601
Mohanpur, West Bengal, 2009, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02619
NAIMCC-F-02602
Alternaria brassicae BAB-4, Brassica rapa var toria, P.D.
Meena, Kamrup, Assam, 2009, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02620
NAIMCC-F-02603
Mau, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02621
Alternaria brassicae OCA3,
Banglore, 2011, PDA, 25C
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02604
Golaghat, Assam, 2010, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02622
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02605
Jagadhary, Haryana, 2010, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02623
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02606
Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, 2010, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02624
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02607
Meena, Ribhoi, Meghalaya 2010, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00096
Alternaria brassicicola No-08, Onion leaf, Girija
Ganeshan, Belgaum, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02608
NAIMCC-F-02625
Alternaria brassicicola OCA1,
Chowdappa, Banglore, 2011, PDA, 25C
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02609
Alternaria brassicae BAB-30, Brassica rapa spp yellow
sarson , P.D. Meena, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 2010, PDA,
25C
NAIMCC-F-02626
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02627
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02610
Alternaria brassicae BAB-39, Brassica carinata cv. jayant,
P.D. Meena, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 2010, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02611
NAIMCC-F-02612
NAIMCC-F-02613
NAIMCC-F-02614
NAIMCC-F-02615
NAIMCC-F-02616
NAIMCC-F-02628
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02629
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02630
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02631
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02632
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02633
, P.
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02599
Navgaon, Alwar, 2009, PDA, 25C
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02634
, P.
NAIMCC-F-02223
Alternaria carthemi Safflower, R. D. Prasad, Andhra
Pradesh, 2010 PDA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-01979
Alternaria cassia CABI-257253, Cassia corymbosa, R.P.
Verma, Gorakhpur India, TWA+W, PCA, 23oC
NAIMCC-F-00097
Alternaria cassiae CABI-105610, isolated from Cassia
fistula; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-02264
Alternaria compacta RL-14, Plant, Bhupinder Singh
Chadha, Amritsar, Punjab, India, 2011, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02515
Alternaria compacta RL-14, Plant, Bhupinder Singh
NAIMCC-F-00098
Alternaria gossypina CABI-329738, Gossypium hirsutum:
boll, Coimbatore India, CABI 1989, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02263
Alternaria mali RL-8, Plant, Bhupinder Singh Chadha,
Amritsar, Punjab, India, 2011, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02514
Alternaria mali RL-8, Plant, Bhupinder Singh Chadha,
NAIMCC-F-00099
Alternaria palanderi No-014, Onion leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Dharwad, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01980
Alternaria poneasis CABI-285505, Coriandrum sativum
K.L. Jain, Udaipur India,1984, PCA, 23oC
NAIMCC-F-02349
Alternaria Poonensis CABI-285505, Coriandrum sativum,
K. L. Jain, Udaipur India, 1984, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00100
Alternaria porri No-04, Onion leaf, Girija Ganeshan, Torri
Bijapur, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00101
Alternaria porri No-05, Onion leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Wagdal, Bider, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00102
Sengold, Goa, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00103
Shiratti, Dharwad, Karnatake, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00104
Cuddappa, Cuddappu, Andhra, Pradesh, 2008, PDA,
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00105
Chittor, Andhra, Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00106
Aralur, Kolar, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00107
Nandipalli, Rangareddy, Andhra, Pradesh, 2008, PDA,
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00108
Alternaria porri No-24, tomato Calyx, Girija Ganeshan,
Aralur, Kolar, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00109
Alternaria porri NRCOG-AP-1, Onion leaf,
R.P.Singh,NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA, 2120C
NAIMCC-F-01981
Alternaria porri NO-3, Onion leaf, Ganeshan Girija,
Raichur, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02635
Alternaria porri OOA3,
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02636
Alternaria porri OOA5,
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02637
Alternaria porri OOA6 , P. Chowdappa, Banglore, 2011,
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02638
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02639
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02640
Alternaria porri OOA13, P. Chowdappa, Banglore, 2011,
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02641
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02642
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02643
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02644
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02645
Alternaria sesame OSA1 , P. Chowdappa, Banglore, 2011,
PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02646
Alternaria sesame OSA15 , P. Chowdappa, Banglore,
2011, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02647
2011, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02648
2011, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02408
Alternaria solani CABI-226598, Solanum tuberosum, S.B.
Lal, Simla, India, 1978, PCA, TWA+W, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02649
2011, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02655
Alternaria solani Raj-T-1, Tomato, M. Loganathan, M,
2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02650
2011, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02656
Alternaria solani UP-T1, Tomato, M. Loganathan,
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02651
2011, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02657
Alternaria solani UP-T2, Tomato, M. Loganathan,
NAIMCC-F-02652
Alternaria sesame OSA63,
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02658
Alternaria solani Kar-T-1, Tomato, M. Loganathan,
NAIMCC-F-02653
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02659
Alternaria solani J-T-1, Tomato, M. Loganathan, Jammu,
2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02654
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02660
2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00110
Alternaria solani No-023, Onion peduncle, Girija
Ganeshan, Manikala U.P. , 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02661
2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00111
Alternaria solani No-025, Onion leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
IARI, New, Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02662
2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00112
Alternaria solani No-10, tomato leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
NAIMCC-F-02663
2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00113
Rangareddy, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02664
Alternaria solani K-T-6, Tomato, M. Loganathan,
Kashmir, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00114
Alternaria solani No-29, tomato fruit, Girija Ganeshan,
NAIMCC-F-02665
Alternaria solani HP-T-1, Tomato, M. Loganathan,
Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00115
Alternaria solani No-31, tomato fruit , Girija Ganeshan,
Kalyani, West Bengal, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02666
NAIMCC-F-00116
Alternaria solani No-34, tomato stem, Girija Ganeshan,
Hirchalli, Tumkur,Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02667
NAIMCC-F-00117
Indri, Ambala, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02668
NAIMCC-F-00118
Alternaria solani No-52, tomato stem, Girija Ganeshan,
Jaipur Rajasthan, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02669
NAIMCC-F-00139
Alternaria Solani No-53, tomato leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Ambikapur, Chattisgarh, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02670
NAIMCC-F-01982
Alternaria solani NO-36, Tomato stem, Ganashan Girija,
Hassarghatta, Bangalore, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02671
Alternaria solani OTA37 , P. Chowdappa, Banglore, 2011,
PDA, 2520C
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02672
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00125
Alternaria tenuissima No-4, tomato leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Rachur, Karnataka 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02673
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00126
Alternaria tenuissima No-14, tomato leaf, Girija
Ganeshan, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02674
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00127
Alternaria tenuissima No-26, tomato Calyx, Girija
Ganeshan, Bagalur, Banglore, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02675
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00128
Alternaria tenuissima No-33, tomato fruit, Girija
Ganeshan, Cuddappu, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA,
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02676
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02677
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02678
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02679
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02680
Alternaria solani OTA69,
, P. Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-01983
Alternaria spp.
NAIMCC-F-01984
Alternaria spp.
NAIMCC-F-01986
Alternaria tenissima CABI-056271, QM 1787; CBS 911.97,
Artemisia brevifolia, India, PCA, TWA+W, 23oC
NAIMCC-F-02151
Alternaria tennussima Soil, A.K. Srivastava, Lay ladhak,
Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009, YMAgar,40C
NAIMCC-F-00119
Alternaria tenuissima CABI-289679, Triticum sp., India,
CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00120
Alternaria tenuissima CABI-353944, Morus, India, IMI
1992, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00121
Alternaria tenuissima No-02, Onion leaf, Girija
Ganeshan, Naubad, Bider, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00122
Alternaria tenuissima No-03, Onion leaf, Girija
Ganeshan, Lingasur, Raichur, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00123
Alternaria tenuissima No-019, Onion peduncle, Girija
Ganeshan, IARI, New, Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00124
Alternaria tenuissima No-1, tomato leaf, Girija Ganeshan,
Davangere, Karnataka, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00129
Alternaria tenuissima No-37, tomato stem, Girija
Ganeshan, Chiaballapur, Kolar, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00130
Ganeshan, Aralur, Kolar, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00131
Ganeshan, Yeraguntapalli, Rangareddy, 2008, PDA,
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00132
Ganeshan, Pelpa, Jhajhar, Haryana, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00133
Ganeshan, Alipur, U.P., 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00134
Ganeshan, Ramraj, U.P, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00135
Ganeshan, IARI, New Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00136
Ganeshan, Badol, U.P., 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00137
Ganeshan, Bulandshahar, U.P., 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00138
Ganeshan, IARI, New Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00140
Ganeshan, IIHR Banglore, 2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01985
Alternaria tenuissima NO-O-10, Onion leaf, Ganashan
Girija, Karanataka, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02258
Alternaria tenuissima Gul-5, Plant leaf, Bhupinder Singh
NAIMCC-F-02509
Alternaria tenuissima Gul-5, Plant leaf, Bhupinder Singh
NAIMCC-F-01987
Alternaria triticola CABI-244979, Triticum sativum, India,
TWA+W, 23 oC
NAIMCC-F-01988
Alternaria triticola
NAIMCC-F-00141
Alternaria zinniae CABI-322622, Helianthus annuus: seed,
India, CABI 1988, DGISP 267, PCA, TWA+W, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00153
Apophysomyces elegans CABI-327146, Poaceae: soil,
Gorakhpur India, PCM 611,1978 CBS, CABI 1988, CBS
477.78, MA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02401
Arcuadendron ovatum CABI-211190, Soil, H.C. Gugnani,
L. Sigler , India, 1977, YPSS, OA , CZ , 230C
NAIMCC-F-02112
Amanita rubrovolvata Wood, R. C. Upadhyay, Pauri,
Uttarakhand 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00154
Arcuadendron ovatum CABI-211190, UAMH-2737, Soil,
H. C. Gugnani, L. Sigler, India, CABI 1977, YPSS, OA, CZ,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00142
Amblyosporium coprophiloides CABI-138038, dung of
cow, P. C. Misra, Gorakhpur India, 1969, RDA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00155
Arcuadendron ovatum CABI-215303, Newspaper, R. S.
Kanaujia, Faizabad India, CABI 1978, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00143
Amorphotheca resinae CABI-088974, Kerosene filter, R. B.
Mutch, Bombay India, 1961, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00156
Areolospora bosensis CABI-347935, isolated from air,
India
NAIMCC-F-00144
Amorphotheca resinae CABI-089560, Water from aircraft
fuel tank, R. B. Mutch, Bombay India, CABI 1961, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00145
Ampelomyces rouxii Calmette MTCC-983, PDA, 2520C,
Type strain, teaching strain, production of glucoamylase
NAIMCC-F-00146
Angulimaya cf. sundara CABI-382644, isolated from
Theobroma cacao; stem, India
NAIMCC-F-00147
Antromycopsis broussonetiae var. minor CABI-266347, L.
N. Nair, Bombay India, CABI 1982, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00157
Armillaria mellea (Vahl) Kummer MTCC-409, Malt Yeast
Agar, 2520C, Luminescence
NAIMCC-F-02275
Arthobotrys oligospora CABI-294557, Soil, R. Dayal,
Varanasi, India, 1985, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00158
Arthrinium aureum CABI-252326d, leaf of Balsam sp., P.
N. Gupta, Sikkim India, CABI 1981, PDA, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00159
Arthrinium phaeospermum CABI-060232, Dalbergia sissoo
rhizosphere, B. K. Bakshi, India, CABI 1955, PDA, MA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00148
Aphanoascus fulvescens CABI-322625, effluent, D. Saxena
(D1), Jabalpur India, CABI 1988, MA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02495
Arthrinium sp. BPS-14, Banana Rhizospere soil, Bhim
Pratap Singh, Mizoram University, Mizoram, 2010, PDA,
280C
NAIMCC-F-00149
Apinisia queenslandica CABI-185320, Homo Sapiens,
buried hair, R. K. S. Kushwaha, India, CABI 1978, PCA,
PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00160
Arthrinium urticae CABI-326344, KFRI 1485, Leaf litter,
J.K.Sharma, Peechi Kerala India, CABI 1988, PDA, OA,
MA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00150
Aplosporella leucaenicola CABI-293342, Leucaenia
leucocephala, C. Mohanan, Madhurai India, CABI 1985,
OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00161
Arthrobotrys oligospora CABI-294558, Soil, R. Dayal,
Varanasi India, CABI 1985, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02317
Aplosporella leucaenicola CABI-293342, Leucaena
leucocephala, C. Mohanan, Madhurai, India, 1985, OA,
230C
NAIMCC-F-00151
Aplosporella sp. CABI-284206, Hedychium sp., A. K.
Pandey, Jabalpur India, 1984, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00152
Aplosporella terricola CABI-168255, Rhizosphere of
Nicotiana tabacum, A. Madhuravani, India, CABI 1972,
PDA OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00162
Arthrobotrys oligospora Fres. MTCC-421, Cornmeal
Agar, 2520C, Nematode trapping, production of
carbohydrate binding proteins
NAIMCC-F-00163
Arthroderma fulvum (+) (Stockdale) MTCC-1276,
Weitzman, Sabouraud's Agar, 2520C, Type strain
NAIMCC-F-00164
Arthroderma simii CABI-098944, Poultry, Singh, India,
1987, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00165
Arthroderma simii CABI-101301, Man (Poultry
attendant), C. M. Singh 1962, India, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00166
Ascobolus stercorarius (Bulliard) MTCC-1363, Schroeter,
Yeast Extract-Glucose Medium, 2520C, Teaching strain,
Wild type black-purple spores
NAIMCC-F-00167
Ascochyta pisarum CABI-370477, isolated from Pisum
sativum, India
NAIMCC-F-00168
Ascochyta pisi CABI-137796, Pisum sativum, H. S. Sohi,
Himachal Pradesh India, CABI 1969, PDA, OA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00169
Ascochyta rabiei CABI-342267, Cicer arietinium:seed, A.P.
India, CABI 1990, PQ 108, OAT, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00170
Ascodesmis nigricans CABI-179865, dung, S. C. Agrawal,
India, CABI 1974, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00171
Ascotricha bosei CABI-252032, Cellulose material, India,
CABI 1981, PCA+FP, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00172
Ascotricha bosei CABI-368921, isolated from Cuminum
cyminum; stem, India
NAIMCC-F-00173
Ascotricha erinacea CABI-329578, Soil, P. Patel,
Bhedaghat India, P. Patel, CABI 1988, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00174
Ascotricha xylina CABI-290443, Paper, Patna India, CABI
1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00175
Ascotricha xylina CABI-323733, Homo sapiens nail, M.
Mishra 52, Jabalpur India, PCA+W, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02369
Ascotricha xylina CABI-290443, paper, Patna, India, 1984,
PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00176
Asordaria humana CABI-126605, Alsronia scholaris, K. S.
Bilgrami, India, CABI 1967, RDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00177
Asordaria humana CABI-328011, Melia azadirachta: seed,
R.K. Sahu 27, Pantanagar U.P. India, CABI 1988, OA,
RDA, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02152
Asordaria sibatti Soil, Sudheer Kumar., Lay ladhak,
Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009, YMAgar,40C,
NAIMCC-F-02088
Aspergillus flavus AF-26, Maize grain, Meena Shakhar,
Begulsarai, Bihar, 2008, PDA 280C
NAIMCC-F-02089
Karnal, Haryana, 2008, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02091
10
NAIMCC-F-02087
Beguslarai, Bihar, 2008, PDA 280C
NAIMCC-F-02090
NAIMCC-F-02092
NAIMCC-F-02093
NAIMCC-F-02094
NAIMCC-F-02095
Bugusarai, Bihar, 2008, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00178
Aspergillus aculeatus CABI-216214, Spondias cytherea, M.
K. Das Gupta, India, CABI 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02386
Aspergillus aculeatus CABI-216214, Spondias cytherea,
M. K. Das Gupta, India, 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00179
Aspergillus aeneus CABI-086833, Soil, J. N. Rai, India,
CABI 1961, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00180
Aspergillus aeneus CABI-086833ii, WB-4649, Soil, J. N.
Rai, India, CABI 1963, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00181
Aspergillus allahabadii CABI-139273, ATCC-15055, WB4539, Soil, B. S. Mehrotra, Allahabad India, CABI 1969, CZ,
MCZ, 23C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00182
Aspergillus allahabadii MTCC-2792, Mehrotra and
Agnihotri, MA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00183
Aspergillus amsteludami NRCOG-AA-1, Garlic(stored),
R.P. Singh, NRCOG Puna, 2007, PDA, 2120C
NAIMCC-F-00184
Aspergillus arenarius CABI-055632ii, CBS-463.65, WB4429, ATCC-16830, NRRL-WB5012, Soil, E. Yuill, Mysore
India, CABI 1973, CZ, MCZ 23C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00185
Aspergillus asperescens Stolk MTCC-1380, CYA, 2520C,
MO, Type strain, production of humicolin
NAIMCC-F-00186
Aspergillus avenaceus CABI-232294, J. N. Kapoor, New
Delhi India, CABI 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00187
Aspergillus brunneouniseriatus CABI-227677, ATCC16916, CBS-127.61, QM-6990, WB-4273, Soil, B. K. Bakshi
1955, India, CABI 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00188
Aspergillus brunneouniseriatus CABI-226009, Soil, B. K.
Nayar, India, CABI 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00201
Aspergillus dorothicus CABI-357698, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-02400
Aspergillus brunneouniseriatus CABI-226009, Soil,B.K.
Nayar, India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00202
Aspergillus elongates CABI-278385, CBS-387.75, Alkaline
Soil, Hind Nagar Lucknow India, CABI 1987, CZ, MCZ,
250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00189
Aspergillus caesiellus CABI-254821, Brassica juncea, S. N.
P. Chaurasia, India, CABI 1981, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00190
Aspergillus candidus CABI-213355, Soil, D. P. Tiwari,
Jabalpur India, CABI 1977, CZ, MCZ, 23C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00191
Aspergillus carneus CABI-114463, Soil, Agra India, CABI
1969, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00192
Aspergillus chevalieri CABI-196858, Water, S. Batra,
Jabalpur India, CABI 1975, M/20, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02286
Aspergillus chevalieri, CABI-196858, Water, S. Batra,
Jabalpur, India, 1975, M/20, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00193
Aspergillus clavatonanica CABI-317108, Air, M.
Srivastava, India, CABI 1987, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00194
Aspergillus clavatus CABI-245856, Phaseolus aconitifolius,
J. S. Gupta, India, CABI 1980, CZ, MCZ, PDA, 23-450C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01947
Aspergillus clavatus RHS/P-38, Rhizosphere soil, B N
Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-00195
Aspergillus clavatus Desm. MTCC-1323, CYA, 2520C,
LY, Type strain, production of clavacin, fungus resistance
testing
NAIMCC-F-00196
Aspergillus cleistominutus CABI-131554, NRRL-3651,
QM-9184, Soil, Allahabad India, CABI 1968, CZ, MCZ,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00197
Aspergillus crassihyphae CABI-261883, Rhizosphere of
Cynodon dactylon infected with Ustilago cynodontis, India,
NAIMCC-F-00198
Aspergillus cristatus CABI-260779, M. Vijaya Lakshrin,
Nagar India, 1981, CZ, MCZ, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00199
Aspergillus deflectus CABI-183397, air, Dr. Kamal, India,
CABI 1974, CZ, MCZ, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00200
Aspergillus dimorphicus CABI-131553, CBS-49.74, Soil,
BSM Allahabad University, India, CABI 1968, CZ, MCZ,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00203
Aspergillus fischeri var. spinosus CABI-228566, G. D.
Sharma, Shillang India, CABI 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00204
Aspergillus flavus CABI-210543, Seed of Zinnia sp., R. N.
Srivastava, India, CABI 1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00205
Aspergillus flavus CABI-327634, soil, Adyar-S.C. Dhar,
Madras India, CABI 1988, CZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00206
Aspergillus flavus AF-1, Maize grain,S Kumar, Begusorai,
Bihar, 2008, PDA,2810C
NAIMCC-F-00207
Aspergillus flavus AF-3, Maize grain,S Kumar, Kornal,
Haryana, 2008, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00208
Aspergillus flavus AF-4, Maize grain,S Kumar Kornal,
NAIMCC-F-00209
Aspergillus flavus AF-5, Maize grain,S Kumar Kornal,
NAIMCC-F-00210
Aspergillus flavus AF-6, Maize grain,S Kumar, Begusorai,
Bihar, 2008, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00211
Aspergillus flavus AF-7, Maize grain, Meena Shekhor,
Begusorai, Bihar, 2008, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00212
Aspergillus flavus AF-11, Maize grain, Meena Shekhor ,
NAIMCC-F-00213
Aspergillus flavus AF-19, Maize grain,S Kumar,
Hyderabad 2007, A.P., 2008, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00214
Aspergillus flavus AF-22, Maize grain Meena Shekhor,
Hyderabad 2007, A.P., 2008, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00215
Aspergillus flavus AF-24, Maize grain, S. Kumar,
NAIMCC-F-00216
NAIMCC-F-00217
Dehli, 2008, PDA, 2810C
11
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00218
Aspergillus flavus AF-41, Maize grain, Meena Shekhor
New Dehli, 2008, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00236
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01162, soil, V Kumar, Kolar,
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00219
NAIMCC-F-00237
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00220
NAIMCC-F-00238
(A.P.), 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00221
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01018, soil, V Kumar, NRCG
Gujarat, 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00239
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01118, soil, V Kumar, Kolar
(A.P) , 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00222
NAIMCC-F-00240
Jenefarh Gujarat, 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00223
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01078, soil, V Kumar, Tumkuur
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00241
Jenefarh Gujarat, 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00224
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01106, soil, V Kumar, Kolor
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00242
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-02031, soil, V Kumar Amreli
Junagorh, 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00225
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01109, soil, V Kumar, Chittoor,
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00243
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01171, soil, V Kumar, Kolar
(A.P.), 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00226
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01112, soil, V Kumar, Kolor
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00244
NAIMCC-F-00227
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00245
NAIMCC-F-00228
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-01114, soil, V Kumar, Tumkuur
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00246
NAIMCC-F-00229
A.P.,2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00247
NAIMCC-F-00230
A.P.,2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00248
NAIMCC-F-00231
A.P.,2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00249
NAIMCC-F-00232
A.P., 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00250
NAIMCC-F-00233
A.P.,2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00251
NAIMCC-F-00234
A.P.,2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00252
NAIMCC-F-00235
Junagarh Gujarat, 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-00253
12
NAIMCC-F-00254
NAIMCC-F-01924
Aspergillus flavus AF-23, Maize grain, Sangit Kumar,
Begusarai Bihar, 2008 ,PDA, 28 1oC.
NAIMCC-F-00255
NAIMCC-F-01925
Aspergillus flavus AF-27, Maize grain, Meena Shekher,
Karnal,Haryana, 2008, PDA, 28 1oC.
NAIMCC-F-00256
NAIMCC-F-01926
Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28 1oC.
NAIMCC-F-00257
NAIMCC-F-01927
NAIMCC-F-00258
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-11011, soil, V Kumar, Tirupati,
A.P. 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-01928
Karnal Haryana, 2008, PDA, 28 1oC.
NAIMCC-F-00259
Aspergillus flavus NRCG-11012, soil, V Kumar, Tirupati,
A.P. , 2008, SDYA, 25-300C
NAIMCC-F-01929
NAIMCC-F-00260
Aspergillus flavus On Citrus auranticum fruit, A. B. Dash
2005, Varanasi, Czepeck's Agar, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01930
NAIMCC-F-00261
Aspergillus flavus On insect, D. K. Arora 2005, Pune,
Czepeck's Agar, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01931
NAIMCC-F-01914
Begusarai Bihar,2008,PDA, 28 1oC.
NAIMCC-F-01932
NAIMCC-F-01915
NAIMCC-F-01933
Aspergillus flavus AF45, Maize grain, Meena Shekher,
NAIMCC-F-01916
NAIMCC-F-01934
NAIMCC-F-01917
NAIMCC-F-01935
Delhi, 2008, PDA, 28 1oC
NAIMCC-F-01918
NAIMCC-F-01936
Begusarai Bihar, 2008, PDA, 28 1oC.
NAIMCC-F-01919
NAIMCC-F-01989
Bihar, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01920
NAIMCC-F-02399
Aspergillus flavus CABI-210543, Zinnia, seed , R. N.
Srivastava, India, 1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01921
NAIMCC-F-02472
Aspergillus flavus 5, Decomposed plant, Harinder Singh
Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Punjab,2010, PDA, 300C,
NAIMCC-F-01922
NAIMCC-F-02473
Aspergillus fumigates 6, Sewerage waste, Harinder Singh
Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab, 2010, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01923
NAIMCC-F-02475
Aspergillus fumigates 8, Mushroom compost, Harinder
Singh Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab, 2010, YMA, 300C
13
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00262
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-016195, Corchorus sp. fibre, S.
W. Basu 1940, Calcutta India, CABI 1947, PCA, PDA, CZ,
35-400C, LY, HG-2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-00263
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-089353, LSHB-A46, Soil, L.
D. Galloway, India, CABI 1961, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-2,
MA-2
NAIMCC-F-00264
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-262955, Cooling towers, G. S.
Desai, Gujarat India, CABI 1981, CZ, MCZ, PDA, 23-450C,
LY, HG-2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-00276
Aspergillus lanosus CABI-130727, CBS-650.74, QM-9183,
Soil, A. Kamal 1965, K. S. Bhargava, Gorakhpur Uttar
Pradesh India, CABI 1968, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-00277
Aspergillus lanosus CABI-226007, Soil, B. K. Nayar, India,
NAIMCC-F-02328
Aspergillus lanosus CABI-226007, Soil, B.K. Nayar, India,
1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00265
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-269204, R. Narain, India,
CABI 1982, CZ, MCZ, PDA, 23-450C, LY, HG-2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-00278
Aspergillus lucknowensis CABI-278379, NRRL-3491,
Alkaline Usar soil, Lucknow India, CABI 1987, CZ, MCZ,
250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00266
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-361365, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-02385
Aspergillus lucknowensis CABI-278379, alkaline Usar
Soil, India, 1975, 1987, CZ, MCZ, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00267
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-361368, isolated from Soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01940
Aspergillus melleus FS/P-05,Forest soil Lohagarh forest,
B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal,2009,PDA, 28
o
C.
NAIMCC-F-00268
Aspergillus fumigatus CABI-378801, isolated from Cocos
nucifera; stump, India
NAIMCC-F-02260
Aspergillus fumigatus Gul-17, Plant leaf, Bhupinder
Singh Chadha, Amritsar, Punjab, India, 2011, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02511
Aspergillus fumigatus Gul-17, Plant leaf, Bhupinder
NAIMCC-F-00269
Aspergillus fumigatus var. acolumnaris CABI-174456,
isolated from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01942
Aspergillus melleus FS/L-12,Forest soil Lohagarh forest,
B N Chakraborty,Darjeeling, West Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28
o
C.
NAIMCC-F-01943
Aspergillus melleus FS/L-13,Forest soil Lohagarh forest,
B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28
o
C.
NAIMCC-F-01944
Aspergillus melleus FS/L-17, Terrestrial, forest soil
Lohagarh forest, B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West
Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-00270
Aspergillus funiculosus CABI-181146, Pennisetum
typhoides; leaf, V.R. pandotra, India, CABI 1974, CZ,MCZ,
PDA, 23C -45C, LN (10% glycerol), LY ( 10% sk. Milk +
5% inositol)
NAIMCC-F-01945
Aspergillus melleus FS/L-18, Terrestrial, forest soil
Bengal,2009,PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-00271
Aspergillus funiculosus A. K. Gupta 2003, PDA, 2510C
NAIMCC-F-00279
Aspergillus microcysticus CABI-239768, Jabalpur India,
D. P. Tiwari, CABI 1979, CZ, MCZ, 23C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00272
Aspergillus gorakhpurensis CABI-130728, CBS-648.74,
Soil, A. Kamal, K. S. Bhargava, Gorakphur Uttar Pradesh
India, CABI 1968, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00280
Aspergillus nidulans CABI-075006, A. Lal, India, CABI
1958, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00273
Aspergillus janus var. brevis CABI-266635, Air, D. K.
Sandu, Amritsar India, CABI 1982, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00281
Aspergillus nidulans CABI-206939, Soil, Gwalior India,
NAIMCC-F-00274
Aspergillus japonicus CABI-240698, ATCC-48116, Green
berry of coffee, C. Rajendran, India, CABI 1980, CZ, MCZ,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00282
Aspergillus nidulans CABI-223986, K. R. Aneja,
Kurukshetra India, CABI 1980, CZ, MCZ, 23 C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00275
Aspergillus japonicus CABI-352917, pavri musical
instrument, N.R. Shah 27 Oct 91 no. N3, Museum Baroda
Gujrat India, MCZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00283
Aspergillus nidulans CABI-269905, B. S. Siradhana, Seed
of Zea mays, Jaipur India, CABI 1982, CZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
14
NAIMCC-F-02321
Aspergillus nidulans CABI-206939, Soil, Gwalior, India,
1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00295
Aspergillus niger C1, Rhizosphere of Chickpea plant, M.
R. Khan, Badaun UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02403
Aspergillus nidulans CABI-223986,K.R. Aneja,
Kurukshetra, India, 1980, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00296
R. Khan, Mathura, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00284
Aspergillus nidulans var. dentatus CABI-126693, ATCC16829, LCP-84.2556, NCPF-2180, QM-8172, CBS-114.63,
WB-4908, Finger nail of man, Delhi India, CABI 1965, CZ,
MCZ, 230C, HG-1,MA-3.
NAIMCC-F-00297
R. Khan, Hathras UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00285
Aspergillus nidulans var. dentatus CABI-198223, Sesamum
indicum, I. Ahmed, India, CABI 1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00286
Aspergillus nidulans var. dentatus CABI-198238, Sesamum
indicum, I. Ahmed, India, CABI 1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02330
Aspergillus nidulans var. dentatus CABI-198223,
Sesamum indicum, I. Ahmed, India, 1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02384
Aspergillus nidulans var. dentatus CABI-198238,
Sesamum indicum, I. Ahmed, India, 1976, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00287
Aspergillus nidulans var. echinulatus CABI-193022,
Lagenaria vulgaris, J. S. Chauhan, India, CABI 1975, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00288
Cacao plant, K. N. Murthy, Kamataka India, CABI 1981,
CZ, MCZ, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02280
Lagenaria vulgaris, J. S. Chohan, India, 1975, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00289
Aspergillus nidulans var. latus CABI-253867, A. Godheja,
NAIMCC-F-00298
R. Khan, Aligarh UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00299
Aspergillus niger T1, Rhizosphere of Tomato plant, M. R.
Khan, Bulandshahar UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00300
Khan, Aligarh UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00301
Khan, Palwal Haryana, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00302
Aspergillus niger PM1, Rhizosphere of Pearl millet plant,
M. R. Khan, Aligarh UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C, MO
NAIMCC-F-00303
M. R. Khan, Aligarh UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00304
NAIMCC-F-00305
M. R. Khan, Aligarh UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C, MO
NAIMCC-F-00306
Aspergillus niger L1, Rhizosphere of Lentil plant, M. R.
NAIMCC-F-00307
Khan, Etah UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00290
Aspergillus niger CABI-015241a, fruit of Punica granatum,
S.A. Malik India, CABI 1947, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00308
NAIMCC-F-00291
Aspergillus niger CABI-213036, Soil, A. C. Jain, Jabalpur
NAIMCC-F-00309
Aspergillus niger R1, Rhizosphere of Rice plant, M. R.
Khan, Mathura UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00292
Aspergillus niger CABI-229360, V. Kumar, Varanasi India,
NAIMCC-F-00310
NAIMCC-F-00293
Aspergillus niger CABI-337685, Arachis hypogaea: nut,
Hadwan, H.A. India, CABI 1990, CZ, MCZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00311
NAIMCC-F-00294
Aspergillus niger CABI-337686, Arachis hypogaea: nut,
Hadwan, H.A. India, CABI 1990, CZ, MCZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00312
Aspergillus niger R4, Rhizosphere of Radish plant, M. R.
Khan, Badaun UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
15
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00313
Aspergillus niger M1, Rhizosphere of Mango plant, M. R.
Khan 2006, Aligarh UP, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00323
Aspergillus niveus CABI-156808, Soil, Dr. A. Kamal,
NAIMCC-F-00314
NAIMCC-F-00324
Aspergillus niveus CABI-343702, WB-5048, Soil, M.
Christensen, Orissa India, CABI 1991, CZ, 250C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00315
NAIMCC-F-00316
NAIMCC-F-00317
Aspergillus niger PP1, Rhizosphere of Pigeonpea plant,
NAIMCC-F-00318
NAIMCC-F-00319
NAIMCC-F-00320
NAIMCC-F-00321
Aspergillus niger PO1, Rhizosphere of Potato plant, M. R.
Khan, Badaun UP, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00322
Aspergillus niger On Allium cepa rotting bulbs, D. K.
Arora 2003, Laboratory of Applied Mycology BHU
Varanasi, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01939
Aspergillus niger FS/L-04,Forest soil Lohagarh forest, B
N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-F-01941
Aspergillus niger FS/P-14, Riverrine soil Panighatta, B N
NAIMCC-F-01946
Aspergillus niger FS/L-40 Terrestrial, forest soil
Bengal,2009,PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-01990
Aspergillus niger AN-15 Pegionpea ,Bandopadhayay,
2008, PDA, 28oc
NAIMCC-F-01991
Aspergillus niger Phyllosphere of Alnus nepalensis, R. R.
Pandey, Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-02325
Aspergillus niger CABI-213036, Soil, A. C. Jain, Jabalpur,
India, 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02346
Aspergillus niveus CABI-156808, Soil, D. Kamal, India,
1972, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00325
Aspergillus nomius CABI-190557, NRRL-20745, Dried
Curcuma longa, Central Plant Crops Research Institute,
India, CABI 1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C,HG-1,MA-5.
NAIMCC-F-02327
Aspergillus nomius CABI-19055, Curcuma longa, Dried,
Central Plant Crops Research Institute, India, 1975, CZ,
MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00326
Aspergillus ochraceus CABI-261653, Seed, A. Narain,
Bhubaneswar India, CABI 1981, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01992
Aspergillus ochraceus Phyllosphere of Schima wallichii
Leaf, R. R. Pandey, Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-02468
Aspergillus oryzae 1, Rice straw, Harinder Singh Oberoi,
PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab, 2010, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02469
Aspergillus oryzae 2, damaged rice grains, Harinder
Singh Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab, 2010, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-00327
Aspergillus ostianus CABI-237221, Pulses, J. S. Gupta,
Agra India, CABI 1979, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00328
Aspergillus ostianus CABI-270031, Zea mays, N. C.
Mandal, Bishnupur India, CABI 1982, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00329
Aspergillus paradoxus CABI-291112, Soil wetland, G.
Padmakumary, Vellayani India, CABI 1984, CZ, MCZ,
23C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00330
Aspergillus paradoxus CABI-343734, WB-4695, Soil, M.
Christensen, Lucknow India, CABI 1990, CZ, 250C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02426
Aspergillus paradoxus CABI-291112, soil wetland, G.
Padma kumary , Vellayani, India, 1984, CZ, MCZ, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-02396
Aspergillus niger CABI-229360, V. Kumar, Varanasi,
India,1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00331
Aspergillus parasiticus CABI-270422, K. S. M. Sastry,
Jammu-Tawi India, CABI 1982, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY,
Hazard Group 1 toxin producer: Microbiological Risk
Assessment 5
NAIMCC-F-02471
Aspergillus niger 4, Soil and rice straw, Harinder Singh
Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab,2010, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-00332
Aspergillus parasiticus Air flora, S. Kashyap, New
Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
16
NAIMCC-F-00333
Aspergillus penicilliformis CABI-132430, Soil, K. G.
Mukerji 1966, Delhi India, CABI 1968, CZ, MCZ, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00334
Aspergillus pulverulentus CABI-239073, Psidium
guagjava, R. B. Patel, Ahmedabad India, CABI 1979, CZ,
NAIMCC-F-00335
Aspergillus pulverulentus CABI-255331, Mosquitoes, D.
K. Gupta, India, CABI 1981, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00336
Aspergillus puniceus CABI-183396, air, Dr. A. Kamal,
India, CABI 1974, CZ, MCZ, 23 C
NAIMCC-F-00337
Aspergillus quadricinctus CABI-264903, Paper, B. M.
Sarwal, Chandigarh India, CABI 1982, CZ, MCZ, 23 0C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00338
Aspergillus quadricinctus CABI-334362, Book paper,
R.G. Bagool, India, CABI 1989, CZ, MCZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00339
Aspergillus quadrilineatus CABI-089350, UC-4182, Soil,
G. Agosti 1954, India, CABI 1961, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1,
MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00340
Aspergillus quercinus CABI-257368, Mandarin orange
plant soil, N. N. Raghavendra Rao, Karnataka India,
NAIMCC-F-00341
Aspergillus restrictus CABI-192364, Coffea arabica, B. N.
Muthappa, India, CABI 1975, CZ, MCZ, 23M/40, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00342
Aspergillus rhizopodus CABI-385057, isolated from
Substance, soil alkaline, India
NAIMCC-F-00343
Aspergillus rubber CABI-094147, G. Smith 1926,
Dhootie India, CABI 1962, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00344
Aspergillus rugulosus CABI-092002, Soil, R. L. Mathur,
Udaipur India, CABI 1962, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00345
Aspergillus rugulosus Thom and Raper MTCC-976,
CYA, 2520C, Type strain, production of
sterigmatocystin
NAIMCC-F-00346
Aspergillus sclerotiorum CABI-257435, Soil, N. N.
Raghavendra Rao, Karnataka India, CABI 1981, CZ,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00347
Aspergillus silvaticus CABI-321631, soil, K. Soni,
Pachmadi M.P. India, CABI 1988, CZ, MCZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00348
Aspergillus sojae CABI-287278, N. Pande, Nainital India,
NAIMCC-F-00349
Aspergillus sparsus CABI-293246, Soil, L. Das, Vellyani
India, CABI 1985, CZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02387
Aspergillus sparsus CABI-293246, Soil, L Das, Vellyani,
India, 1985, CZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00350
Aspergillus stellatus On soil, A. K. Singh, Maunath
Bhanjan, 2005, Czepeek's Agar, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00351
Aspergillus stellatus var. astellatus CABI-187294, Seed of
Helianthus annuus, Akola India, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02324
Aspergillus stellatus var. astellatus CABI-187294,
Helianthus annuus seed, J.G. Raut, Akola, India, 1974, CZ,
MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00352
Aspergillus striatus CABI-096679, LCP-82.3319, IHEM4515, ATCC-16815, CBS-283.67, WB-4699, Mangrove mud,
J. N. Rai 1960, Kagh Islands West Bengal India, CABI
1963, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00353
Aspergillus striatus CABI-114658, Soil, B. L. Mathur 1965,
Jaipur India, CABI, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00354
Aspergillus striatus CABI-209108, Soil, S. Singh, India,
NAIMCC-F-00355
Aspergillus striatus CABI-239468, Tagetes erecta, H. P.
Strivastava, Jodhpur India, CABI 1979, CZ, MCZ, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02332
Aspergillus striatus CABI-209108, Soil, S. Singh,
India,1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02351
Aspergillus striatus CABI-163899, Brassica campestris
seed, K. S. Panwar, Jodhpur, India, 1972, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00356
Aspergillus sulphureus CABI-213350, Soil, D. P. Tiwari,
Jabalpur India, CABI 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00357
Aspergillus sulphureus CABI-229428, Soil, G. D. Sharma,
Shillong India, CABI 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02181
Aspergillus sulphureus Decomposed green manure,
Ravindera Kumar, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-02397
Aspergillus sulphureus CABI-229428, Soil, G.D. Sharma,
Shillong, India,1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C
17
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00358
Aspergillus sulphureus var. crassus CABI-174453, WB5280, NRRL-5584, Alkaline soil, D. I. Fennell, Pantagar
Lucknow India, CABI 1973, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02425
Aspergillus sulphureus, Var. Crassus CABI-174453,
alkaline soil, D.I. Fennell, Lucknow, India, 1973, CZ, MCZ,
230C
NAIMCC-F-00359
Aspergillus tamarii CABI-056820, Xylotrechus quadripes,
Coffe Research Station 1954, Mysore India, CABI 1954,
CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00360
Aspergillus tamarii CABI-093396, Cicer sp. Rhizosphere,
S. Sinha 1962, Agra India, CABI 1962, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00361
Aspergillus tamarii CABI-215140, Carica papaya, V. N.
Pathak, Jaipur India, CABI 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1,
MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00362
Aspergillus tamarii CABI-270725, Hordeum sp., J. S.
Gupta, Agra India, CABI 1983, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA5,
NAIMCC-F-00363
Aspergillus terreus CABI-016032, H. Chaudhuri, Punjab
India, CABI 1947, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00364
Aspergillus terreus CABI-016044, Sugar, G. Watts
Padwick 1939, India, CABI 1947, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1,
MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00365
Aspergillus terreus On Soil IARI, S. Kashyap, New Delhi,
2003, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02382
Aspergillus terreus var globosus CABI-174455, Soil, D. I.
Fennel, Lucknow, India, 1973, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00371
Aspergillus unguis CABI-247536, J. S. Gupta, Agra India,
CABI 1980, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-02331
Aspergillus unguis CABI-197101, Plant debris and soil,
U.S. Mishra, India,1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00372
Aspergillus ustus CABI-380985, isolated from Citrullus
colocynthis; dehydrated fruit slices, India
NAIMCC-F-02178
Aspergillus var columnaris Sludge, P. K Joshi, Karnal,
Haryana, 2010, PDA, 28OC
NAIMCC-F-00373
Aspergillus versicolor CABI-094152, Cloth, G. Smith,
India, CABI 1962, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00374
Aspergillus versicolor CABI-349032, isolated from mud,
India
NAIMCC-F-00375
Aspergillus versicolor var. rutilobrunneus CABI-174454,
NRRL-5585, WB-5281, Soil, Rai, Lucknow India, CABI
1973, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00376
Aspergillus violaceofuscus CABI-063766, Camellia sinensis
flowers, E. Hainsworth, Assam India, CABI 1956, PCA,
MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00377
Aureobasidium pullulans (de Bary) MTCC-1991, Arnaud,
Malt Extract Agar-Blakeslee's Formula, 2520C,
Production of endo-polygacturonase
NAIMCC-F-00378
Aureobasidium sp. CABI-277513, Litter and keratin,
Jabalpur India, PDA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00379
Auxarthron conjugatum CABI-386070, isolated from Soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-00366
Aspergillus terreus var. africanus CABI-247171, I. J. Joshi,
Gwalior India, CABI 1980, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00380
Bahusutrabeeja dwaya CABI-213921, MUBL-2351, Coffea
arabica, C. V. Subramanian, India, CABI 1977, MA, 23C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00367
Aspergillus terreus var. africanus CABI-147296, isolated
from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-02373
Baltraniella humicola CABI-233746, Punicagranatum, B.
B. More, Rahuri, India, 1979, PCA, OA, TWA +W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00368
Aspergillus terreus var. globosus CABI-174455, WB-5388,
NRRL-5586, Soil, D. I. Fennell, Lucknow India, CABI 1973,
CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00381
Bartalinia bischofiae CABI-081612, Bischofia javanica, T.
R. Nag Raj 1959, Mysore India, CABI 1960, OA, 23C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02352
Aspergillus terricola var.indicus CABI-172295, , bread,
Mehrotra & Agnihotri , India, 1973, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00382
Bartalinia bischofiae CABI-159332, Soil, A. K. Sarbhoy,
India, CABI 1972, PCA, PDA, 23C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00369
Aspergillus tubingensis CABI-358698, India
NAIMCC-F-00383
India, CABI 1972, PCA, PDA, 23C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00370
Aspergillus unguis CABI-197101, Plant debris and soil, U.
S. Mishra, India, CABI 1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5,
18
NAIMCC-F-00384
Bartalinia bischofiae CABI-357618, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-02372
India, PCA, PDA, 1972.
NAIMCC-F-00385
Bartalinia terricola CABI-230563, Soil, P. Luke, India,
CABI 1978, MA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00386
Bartalinia terricola CABI-287776, Leaf of Eucalyptus sp.,
C. Mohanan, India, CABI 1984, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00387
Bartalinia terricola CABI-346944, Earthworm, gut,
Warangal Andhra Pradesh India, CABI 1991, OA, 250C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02294
Bartalinia terricola CABI-287776, Eucalyptus, leaf, C.
Mohanan, India, 1984, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02306
Bartalinia terricola CABI-230563, Soil, P. Luke, India,
1978, MA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00388
Basidiobolus heterosporus CABI-118288, ATCC-16580,
NRRL-3687, HACC 194, Plant detritus, M. J.
Thirumalachar, Nandi Hills Mysore India, CABI 1966,
PDA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02422
Beauveria brongniartii CABI-189555, K. S. Krishnan,
India, 1975, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00389
Beauveria bassiana CABI-189552, HACC-240, K. S.
Krishnan, India, CABI 1974, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00398
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-7, Grubs of Plocaederus
ferrugineus, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-00399
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-8, Grubs of Dicladispa
armigera, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00400
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-11, Nymphs and adults of
Tetranychus urticae, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00401
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-13, Nymphs of Pentalonia
nigronervosa, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-00402
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-14, Un Known insect, B
Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00403
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-15,Un Known insect, B
NAIMCC-F-00404
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-16, Grubs of Holotrichia
serrata, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00405
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-23, Larvae of Maruca
testulalis, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-00406
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-24, Grubs of Micraspis Sp.,
B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00390
Beauveria bassiana CABI-348041, isolated from
Emmalocera depressella, India
NAIMCC-F-00407
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-25, Nymphs of Nilaparvata
lugens, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00391
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-1, Un Known insect (rice
pest), B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00408
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-26, Grubs of Brahmina sp.,
NAIMCC-F-00392
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-2, Un Known insect, B
NAIMCC-F-00409
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-29, soil of rice fallow
fields, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008,SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00393
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-3, Adult Neochetina bruchi,
NAIMCC-F-00410
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-30, soil from Brinjal fields,
NAIMCC-F-00394
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-4, Larvae of Spodoptera
litura, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00411
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-31, soil of rice fallow
fields, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00395
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-5, larvae of Hypothenemus
hampei, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00412
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-32, soil from Pineapple
fields, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00396
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-5a, adults of Hypothenemus
hampei, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00413
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-33, sodic soil, B
NAIMCC-F-00397
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-6, Adult tree hopper, B
NAIMCC-F-02070
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-34, Insect, B. Ramanujam,
East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, (SDYA), 250C.
19
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02071
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-34b, Insect, B. Ramanujam,
East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, (SDYA), 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00415
Beauveria brongniartii CABI-189555, HACC-241, K. S.
Krishnan, India, CABI 1975, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02072
Bapatla, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, (SDYA) 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02130
Beauveria brongniartii PDBC-Bbr-1, Insect White grub, B.
Ramanujam, Coimbatore, Tamil nadu, 2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02109
Beauveria bassiana CAB-1, Soil, S. K. Singh, Jodhpur,
Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02131
Beauveria brongniartii PDBC-Bbr-2, Insect White grub, B.
Ramanujam, Theni, Tamil nadu, 2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02120
Visakhapatnam, A.P, 2009, SDYA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-02132
Beauveria brongniartii PDBC-Bbr-3, Rhizosphere soil,
Bananna crop, B. Ramanujam, Trichy, Tamil nadu, 2009,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02121
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-38, Insect Larvae of
Diatraea saccharalis, B. Ramanujam, Vishakhapatnam, A.P,
2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02122
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-39, Insect (Lepidopteran
larvae from oil palm), B. Ramanujam, Visakhapatnam,
A.P, 2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02123
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-43, Rhizosphere soil from
Tea plantation, B. Ramanujam, Danninggton, Nilagiri, TN,
2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02124
Carrot field, B. Ramanujam, Danninggton, Nilagiri, TN,
2009, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02125
Chillies field, B. Ramanujam, Devarakottapalem
Prakasham, A.P, 2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02133
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02134
Beauveria brongniartii PDBC-Bbr-5, Rhizosphere soil of
(SDYA), 250C,
NAIMCC-F-02135
Potato, B. Ramanujam, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, 2009,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00416
Beauveria densa CABI-168426, Infected root grub,
Bangalore India, CABI 1972, PDA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00417
Beauveria felina (DS) Carmichael MTCC-2499, Malt Yeast
Agar, 3020C
NAIMCC-F-02126
paddy field, B. Ramanujam, Vodarevu, Prakasham, A.P,
2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00418
Beauveria nivea (Rostrup) v. Arx MTCC-557, PDA,
2520C, Production of antifungal cyclosporins A, B, C, D
and E
NAIMCC-F-02127
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-49, Rhizosphere soil,
Chickpea field, B. Ramanujam, Devarakottapalem,
Prakasham, A.P, 2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00419
Beltrania rhombica CABI-226187, Psidium guajava, B. Lal,
Allahabad India, CABI 1978, CMA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02128
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-50, Rhizosphere soil, Non
Bt cotton field, B. Ramanujam, Bapatla Agri Farm, Guntur,
A.P, 2009, SDYA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-00420
Beltrania rhombica CABI-229346, V. Kumar, Varanasi
India, CABI 1978, CMA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02129
Beauveria bassiana PDBC-Bb-55, Rhizosphere soil,
coconut garden, B. Ramanujam, Yanam, (Pondicherry),
2009, SDYA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02391
Beauveria bassiana CABI-189552, K.S. Krishnan India,
1974, PCA, MA, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00414
Beauveria bassiana (Balsamo) Vuill. MTCC-984,
Emmon's modification of Sabouraud's Agar, 2520C, MO,
Production of niddamycin, magnamycin and leucomycin
derivatives
20
NAIMCC-F-00421
Beltrania rhombica CABI-235919, Psidium guajava, B. Lal,
Allahabad India, CABI 1979, CMA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00422
Beltraniella humicola CABI-099471, Soil, P. Rama Rao,
Hyderabad 2007 India, CABI 1963, PDA, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00423
Beltraniella humicola CABI-155820, Leaf of Punica
granatum, K. S. Panwar, Jodhpur India, CABI 1971, PCA,
OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00424
Beltraniella humicola CABI-233746, Punica granatum, B.
B. More, Rahuri India, CABI 1979, PCA, OA, 230C, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00425
Beltraniella portoricensis CABI-293937, Sonchus asper, R.
K. Srivastava, Raigarh India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00426
Beltraniella portoricensis CABI-334638 , Elaeis guineensis,
India, CABI 1989, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00427
Beniowskia macrospora CABI-099625, Grass, G. Prasad,
Allahabad India, CABI 1963, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00428
Benjaminiella multispora CABI-234109, CBS-421.70,
humus rich soil, M. C. Srinivasan, India, CABI 1979, MA,
250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00429
Benjaminiella multispora MTCC-893, Benny, Samson
and Srivastava, YPSS Agar, 2520C, Type strain
NAIMCC-F-00430
Bipolaris colocasiae CABI-172992, Colocasia esculenta, M.
P. Tandon, India, CABI 1973, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00431
Bipolaris colocasiae CABI-337267, Capsicum annum,
S.R.Podder, India, CABI 1990, PCA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00439
Boothiella tetraspora CABI-291723, CBS-334.67, Soil,
India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02182
Botrydiptodia sp. MCPLR-1, Plant, R. N. Kharwar,
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00440
Botryodiplodia ananassae CABI- 080379ii, ICI 2646, S. N.
Bhargava, India, CABI 1970, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00441
Botryodiplodia theobromae CABI-210881, Albelmoschus
sp., V. Rao, Poona India, CABI 1977, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00442
Botryosphaeria ribis CABI-301140, Eucalyptus tereticornis,
Kalankath India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00443
Botrytis cinerea CABI-100465, Fruit of Punica granatum,
K. S. Bilgrami, Allahabad India, CABI 1963, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00444
Botrytis cinerea CABI-322230, Allium sativum, L. Mohan
no. LMN1, Coimbatore India, CABI 1988, PDA, MA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00445
Calonectria kyotensis CABI-061680, Leaf of Annona
squamosa, U. N. Mohanty, Orissa India, 1955, CMA, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02452
Bipolaris colocasiae CABI-172992, Colocasia esculenta,
M. P. Tandon, India, 1973, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 230C,
NAIMCC-F-00446
Cephaliophora tropica CABI-080675, Soil and leaf of
Piper betle, S. B. Saksena, Sagar India, CABI 1960, PCA
250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00432
Bipolaris heveae CABI-163331, Leaf of Hevea sp., Rubber
Board, India, CABI 1972, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00447
Cephalosporium sacchari On Saccharum officinarum
leaves, R. Saikia, Varanasi, 2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00433
Bipolaris indica CABI-129790, J. N. Rai, Lucknow India,
CABI 1967, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00448
Cephalotrichum microsporum CABI-132169, Indet. Host,
R. J. Rai, Lucknow India, CABI 1968, PDA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00434
Bipolaris indica CABI-164633, Portulaca oleracea, A. S.
Patil, Poona India, CABI 1972, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00435
Bipolaris papendorfii CABI-337278, Capsicum annum,
S.R.Podder, India, CABI 1990, PCA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C,
NAIMCC-F-00436
Bipolaris tropicalis CABI-235542, Coffea arabica, B. N.
Muthappa, Karnataka India, 1979, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00437
Bipolaris zeae CABI-265563, Costus speciousus, K. P.
Singh, Lucknow India, CABI 1982, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00438
Blakeslea monospora CABI-164967, Soil, B. S. Mehrotra,
Pachmarhi Hills India, CABI 1972, CMA YPSS 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00449
Cephalotrichum microsporum CABI-132170, Indet. Host,
J. R. Rai, Lucknow India, CABI 1968, PDA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00450
Cephalotrichum purpureofuscum CABI-137993, Soil, P. C.
Misra, Gorakhpur UP India, CABI 1969, MA, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00451
Ceratocystis adipose CABI-159574, Beta vulgaris, V. P.
Agnihotri, Lucknow India, CABI 1971, MA, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00452
Ceratocystis paradoxa CABI-077668, Rotted Cocos
nucifera fibre, Tejgam India, CABI 1959, MA, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00453
Ceratocystis paradoxa CABI-136346, Cocos nucifera, C. V.
Submramanian, Madras India, CABI 1969, MA, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
21
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00454
Ceratocystis paradoxa CABI-247479, Triticum sativum, R.
S. Mehrotra, India, CABI 1980, CZ, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00455
Ceratocystis paradoxa CABI-349541, isolated from Cocos
nucifera; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-02481
Cercospora canescens Strain Cerm-12-09, Leaf, Chand
Ramesh, BHU, Varanasi, U.P, 2010, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-02482
Cercospora canescens Strain Cerm-15-09, Leaf, Chand
Ramesh, BHU, Varanasi, U.P, 2010, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-00456
Cercospora sesami CABI-318913, Stem and leaf of
Sesamum indicum, India, PCA, CMA, V8, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00457
Cerebella andropogonis CABI-341788, 194, Claviceps
purpurea, R.S. Shukla, K.P. Singh,U.P. India, CABI 1991,
MA, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-00458
Ceriporia xylostromatoides MTCC-1174, (Berk.) Ryv. And
Johansen, MA, 3020C, MO
NAIMCC-F-00459
Chaetomella raphigera CABI-081602, Soil, M. J.
Thirumalachar, Pimpri Poona India, CABI 1960, SDA
250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00460
Chaetomella raphigera CABI-137649, L. V. Ganagawane,
Aurangabad India, CABI 1969, PCA 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00461
Chaetomella raphigera CABI- 103665, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-02339
Chaetomium CABI-198820, Areca catechu, root, N.M.
Nayar, India, 1976, PCA, OA
NAIMCC-F-02457
Chaetomium CABI-190923, Soil, Chivala, India, 1975,
PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00462
Chaetomium aterrimum CABI-283965, Paspalum sp.,
Lucknow India, CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00463
Chaetomium aureum CABI-287072, Leaf litter of Bambusa
sp., N. Singh, Jabalpur India, CABI 1984, PCA, RT, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00464
Chaetomium aureum CABI-334634, Nampoothiri231,
Elaeis guineensis, M.K. Babu, K.U.K., Kerala India, CABI
1989, PCA+FP, OA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00465
Chaetomium bostrychodes CABI-279573, Piper longum, V.
P. Bhide, Pune India, CABI 1983, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
22
NAIMCC-F-00466
Chaetomium bostrychodes CABI-323415, 2, Carica
papaya, D. Goel, Katra Allahabad India, CABI 1988,
PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-00467
Chaetomium brasiliense CABI-262847, Cocoa, K. N.
Murthy, Kannataka India, CABI 1982, OA, RT, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00468
Chaetomium brasiliense CABI-281382, Indet seed, A.
Narai, India, CABI 1983, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00469
Chaetomium brasiliense CABI-283370, Water, J. S. Datta
Munshi, Bhagalpur India, CABI 1984, PCA, CMA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00470
Chaetomium brasiliense CABI-287113, Shukla, India,
CABI 1984, MA, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00471
Chaetomium brasiliense CABI-304990, Man, ulcer, F.
Hug, Dhaka India, CABI 1986, PCA+FP, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00472
Chaetomium brasiliense CABI-310181, Vigna radiate, D.
Senapoty, U.N. Saika, Horhat India, CABI 1986, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00473
Chaetomium brasillense CABI-340452, Benincas
hispida:seed, M. George, 17, 25/04/90, Kerala India, CABI
1990, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00474
Chaetomium carinthiacum CABI-315655, leaf of
Saccharum officinale, T.S. Chockalingam, India, CABI 1987,
OA, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00475
Chaetomium circinatum CABI-333715, 3, Solanum
tuberosum, S.M.P. Khurana, CABI 1989, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-00476
Chaetomium cuniculorum CABI-155487, Dung of rabbit,
A. S. Saxena, Delhi India, CABI 1971, PCA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02416
Chaetomium cuniculorum CABI-155487, Oryctolagus
cuniculus; dung, A. S. Saxena, Delhi , India, 1971, PCA,
230C
NAIMCC-F-00477
Chaetomium cupreum CABI-299545, Poultry feed, V. K.
Reddy, Warangal India, CABI 1986, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00478
Chaetomium cymbiforme CABI-252060, cellulose
material, D. D. Wani, India, CABI 1981, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00479
Chaetomium cymbiforme CABI-305603,decomposing
wood, P.C. Jain T3, India, CABI 1986, PCA+FP, TWA+W,
250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00480
Chaetomium cymbiforme CABI-312917, US 8713, Air,V.S.
Mishra India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00481
Chaetomium cymbiforme CABI-315845, stored medicinal
seed of Datura stramonium, Poonam, Gorakhpur India,
CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00482
Chaetomium cymbiforme CABI-318414, B162, cellulose
materials, P.G. Bagool, India, CABI 1987, PCA, 23C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00483
Chaetomium cymbiforme CABI-324065, Soil (oil
polluted), K.D. Sharma, India, CABI 1988, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00484
Chaetomium deltosporum CABI-309557, upper soil
horizon, D.P. Tiwari, R.S. Khan (TRTC), Jabalpur India,
CABI 1986, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00485
Chaetomium erectum CABI-275306, AADF-37, Allium
cepa, R. P. Gupta, New Delhi India, CABI 1983, PCA,
CMA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00486
Chaetomium erraticum CABI-284160, Seed of Pennisetum
typoides, India, CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02334
Chaetomium erraticum CABI-284160, Pennisetum
typhoides, seed, India, 1984, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00487
Chaetomium funicola CABI-082766, Rosa sp., K. S.
Bilgrami 1960, India, CABI 1960, PCA, 23C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00488
Chaetomium funicola CABI-234370, Oryza sativa grains,
R. A. Singh, Pantnagar India, CABI 1979, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00489
Chaetomium funicola CABI-286715, Seed of Glycine max,
K. R. Devi, India, CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00490
Chaetomium funicola CABI-318396, Cellulose materials,
P. G. Bagool, India, CABI 1987, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02365
Chaetomium funicola CABI-286715, Glycine max, seed,
K. R. Devi, India, 1984, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00491
Chaetomium gangligerum CABI-287075, Leaf litter of
Bambusa sp., N. Singh, Jabalpur India, CABI 1984, PCA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00492
Chaetomium gelasinosporum CABI-342516, Leaf of
Holarrhena antidysenterica, Dapoli Maharashtra India,
CABI 1990, PCA, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00493
Chaetomium globisporum CABI-280383, P. Gupta, Sagar
India, CABI 1983, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02460
Chaetomium globisporum CABI-280383, Sagar, P. Gupta
, India, 1983, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00494
Chaetomium globosum CABI-016203, QM-4802, ATCC16021, DSM-2142, Paper, S. N. Basu, Calcutta India, CABI
1947, PCA+FP, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00495
Chaetomium globosum CABI-257594, Rhizosphere of
Cicer arietinum, R. S. Mehrotra, Kurukshetra India, CABI
1981, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00496
Chaetomium globosum CABI-292471, Corchorus clitorius,
India, CABI 1985, OTM, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02295
Chaetomium globosum CABI-292471, Corchorus olitorius,
India, 1985, OTM, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00497
Chaetomium gracile CABI-086456, Soil, J. N. Rai,
Lucknow India, CABI 1961, MA, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00498
Chaetomium gracile CABI-126013, Soil, S. Udagawa,
India, 1962, RDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00499
Chaetomium gracile CABI-202484, Soil, M. L. Sonar,
India, CABI 1976, MA, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00500
Chaetomium gracile CABI-257840, Soil, S. Chauhan,
Gwalior India, CABI 1981, RDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00501
Chaetomium gracile CABI-269168, Pennisetum typhoideum,
Y. P. Rani, Guntur India, CABI 1982, RDA, PCA+FP, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00502
Chaetomium gracile CABI-292444, Trifolium alexandrinum,
K. S. Arora, Allahabad India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00503
Chaetomium gracile CABI-309055, UP 13, stem of
Solanum tuberosum, B. Lal, Allahabad, Katra, India, CABI
1986, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00504
Chaetomium gracile CABI-335944, Citrus aurantifolia,
L.S.Mishra, India, CABI 1989, PCA+FP, TWA+W, PDA,
25C
NAIMCC-F-02376
Chaetomium gracile CABI-292444, Trifolium
alexandrinum, K.S. Arora, Allahabad, India, 1985, PCA,
230C
NAIMCC-F-00505
Chaetomium hamadae CABI-244947, Soil, S. Zachariah,
India, CABI 1980, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
23
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00506
Chaetomium hispanicum CABI-316453, Oryza sativa , R.
Tiwari, Garakhpur India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W,
25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00517
Chaetomium lawransamesii CABI-384786, isolated from
Oryza sativa; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-00507
Chaetomium indicum CABI-286054, Wax paper, India,
CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00518
Chaetomium longicolleum CABI-256285, Citrus sinensis, S.
M. Reddy, Warangal India, CABI 1981, OA, RT, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00508
Chaetomium indicum CABI-335670, Hevea, K.
Jayarathnam DR-10, Kerala India, CABI 1989, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00519
Chaetomium longicolleum CABI-307835, 3, indet. Host,
P.N. Chowdhry, India, CABI 1986, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-00509
Chaetomium jabalpurense CABI-290792, Leaf litter of
Bambusa sp., N. Singh, Jabalpur India, CABI 1985,
PCA+FP, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00520
Chaetomium lucknowense CABI-114529, Soil, M. N.
Gupta, Agra India, CABI 1965, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-00510
Chaetomium jabalpurense CABI-291973, Seed of Pisum
sp., S. L. Choudhury, Jaipur India, CABI 1985, PCA, 23C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00521
Chaetomium lucknowense CABI-311001, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, OA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02366
Chaetomium jabalpurense CABI-291973, Pisum seed, S. L.
Choudhury, Jaipur, India, 1985, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02450
Chaetomium jabalpurense CABI-290792, Bambusa, leaf
litter, N. Singh , Jabalpur, India, 1985, PCA+FP, TWA+W
,250C
NAIMCC-F-00511
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-209594, Soil, B. B.
Bhombe, India, CABI 1977, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00512
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-276987, Luffa acutangula,
S. V. Gandhar, India, CABI 1983, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00513
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-284297, Cajanus cajan, B.
Singh, India, CABI 1984, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00514
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-287386, Leaf litter of
Bambusa sp., N. Singh, Jabalpur India, CABI 1984, PCA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00515
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-317631, Industrial waste,
A. K. Pandey, India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 250C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00516
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-324072, 8, Soil (oil
polluted), K.D. Sharma, Agra College Agra India, CABI
1988, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-02347
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-287386, Bamusa leaf
litter, N. Singh, Jabalpur, India, 1984, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02415
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-209594, soil, B. B.
Bhombe, India, 1977, PCA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-02461
Chaetomium jodhpurense CABI-284297, Cajanus cajan, B.
Singh, India, 1984, OA, 230C,
24
NAIMCC-F-00522
Chaetomium lucknowense CABI-347931, isolated from
air, India
NAIMCC-F-00523
Chaetomium luteum CABI-141563, isolated from
Cucurbita; rhizosphere, India
NAIMCC-F-00524
Chaetomium madrasense CABI-331135, 4, Lycopersicon
esculentum, B.S.Bairwa, Jobner India, CABI 1989, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-00525
Chaetomium medusarum CABI-292336, Setaria italica, B.
Lal, Allahabad India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00526
Chaetomium medusarum CABI-294699, Jacaranda orelifolia,
Jamaluddin, Jabalpur India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00527
Chaetomium medusarum CABI-317647, A. K. Pandey,
India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 250C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00528
Chaetomium medusarum CABI-322635, D11, effluent, D.
Saxena, Jabalpur, India, I MI 1988, PCA+FP, TWA+W,
25C
NAIMCC-F-02350
Chaetomium medusarum CABI-294699, Jacaranda
ovalifolia, Jamaluddin, Jabalpur India, 1985, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02364
Chaetomium medusarum CABI-292336, Setaria italica, B.
Lal, Allhabad, India, 1985, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00529
Chaetomium mollipilium CABI-281662, Pisum sativum,
Joint Director, Plant Diseases Clinic, India, CABI 1984,
PCA+FP, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00530
Chaetomium mollipilium CABI-281941, Ixora excelsa, J. L.
Shreemali, Amrarati, India, CABI 1983, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00543
Chaetomium reflexum CABI-245810, Seed of Pinus
caribeaea, V. R. Neeley, Jabalpur India, CABI 1980, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00531
Chaetomium murorum CABI-319137, Air, K. S. Verma,
India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 250C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00544
Chaetomium reflexum CABI-259986, K. C. Srivastava,
Lucknow India, CABI 1981, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02338
Chaetomium nigiricolor CABI-192252, Pisum sativum, P.
S. Bedi, India, 1975, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00545
Chaetomium senegalense CABI-244366, Trigonella foenumgraecum, M. P. Singh, Aligarh India, CABI 1980, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00532
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-114513, Soil, M. N. Gupta,
Agra India, CABI 1965, MA, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00546
Chaetomium senegalense CABI-335680, Acacia catechu,
V.K. Agrawal, India, CABI 1989, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00533
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-192252, Pisum sativum, P. S.
Bedi, India, CABI 1975, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00547
Chaetomium senegalense CABI-348709, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-00534
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-282968, Brassica oleracea var.
botrytis, V. C. Saxena, Agra India, CABI 1983, PCA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00548
Chaetomium sp. CABI-163112, Sida rhombifolia,
Bhagalpur India, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00535
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-290791, Leaf litter of
Bambusa sp., N. Singh, Jabalpur, India, CABI 1985, PCA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00536
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-330775, soil, V.C.Saxena,
Mathura U.P. India, CABI 1989, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00537
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-144976, isolated from
Paper, India
NAIMCC-F-00538
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-348380, isolated from leaf
of leaf spot on Aralia, India
NAIMCC-F-02368
Chaetomium nigricolor CABI-290791, Bambusa, leaf litter,
N. Singh Jabalpur, India, 1985, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00539
Chaetomium raii CABI-207400, Mangifera indica, S. S.
Prasad, India, CABI 1977, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00549
Chaetomium sp. CABI-190923, Soil, Chivala India, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00550
Chaetomium sp. CABI-198820, Root of Areca catechu, N.
M. Nayar, 1976, Vittal India, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00551
Chaetomium sp. CABI-254583, Prunus persica, India,
PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00552
Chaetomium sp. CABI-260186, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00553
Chaetomium sp. CABI-260356, Pelargonium graveolens,
Bangalore India, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00554
Chaetomium sp. CABI-280365, Sagar, India, PCA, CMA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00555
Chaetomium sp. CABI-280367, Sagar, India, PCA+FP,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00540
Chaetomium raii CABI-232292, ITCC-2038, Stored wheat
grain, J. N. Kapoor, New Delhi India, CABI 1978, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00556
Chaetomium spinosum CABI-296107, Nicotiana, B. M.
Patel, Anand India, CABI 1986, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00541
Chaetomium raii CABI-232678, Soil, J. K. Misra, Lucknow
India, CABI 1978, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00557
Chaetomium spinosum CABI-314060, agricultural wastes,
Lakshmikant LK 83, Garakhpur, India, CABI 1987,
PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00542
Chaetomium raii CABI-244384, Trigonella foenum-graecum,
M. P. Singh, Aligarh India, CABI 1980, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02335
Chaetomium raii CABI-232292, Triticum aestivum, stored
grain, J. N. Kapoor, India, 1978, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00558
Chaetomium spiralotrichum CABI-339200, Solanum
tuberosum, stem and leaf, M.U. Vaishnav, Junagadh,
Gujarat, India, CABI 1990, PCA+FP, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00559
Chaetomium strumarium CABI-082624, Soil, J. N. Rai,
India, CABI 1961, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02367
Chaetomium raii CABI-207400, Mangifera indica, S. S.
Prasad, India, 1977, PCA, 230C
25
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00560
Chaetomium strumarium CABI-082624ii, NRRL-A-10898,
CBS 333.67, Soil, C. W. Hesseltine, India, CABI 1968, OA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00574
Chetomium nigricolor CABI-327958, Solanum tuberosum,
A.K. Samani, Jalandhar Punjab India, CABI 1988,
PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00561
Chaetomium strumarium CABI-158086, Trichosanthes
dioica, S. S. Prasad, Muzaffarpur India, CABI 1971, RDA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00575
Chetomium senegalense CABI-319893, Arachis hypogaea
leaf, , G.K. Gupta AZM47, India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP,
TWA+W, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-00562
Chaetomium strumarium CABI-239261, Seed of Vigna
aconitifolia, J. R. Mathur, Jobner Inida, CABI 1979, RDA,
250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02186
Chetomium sp MCPLR-21, Plant, R. N. Kharwar,
NAIMCC-F-00563
Chaetomium strumarium CABI-291960, Seed of Pisum sp.,
S. L. Chowdhury, Jaipur India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00576
Chetomium virescens CABI-185905, Wheat straw
compost, D. Singh Chahal, India, CABI 1974, ATCC 32319;
MUCL 39287; PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02359
Chaetomium strumarium CABI-291960, pisum seed, S. L.
NAIMCC-F-00577
Chetospermum carneum CABI-331638, Babusa arundinacea:
leaf, C. Mohanan, J.K. Sharma (KFRI), Kerala India, CABI
1989, KFRI 1522, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00564
Chaetomium subaffine CABI-317788b, Indet. Host, B. S.
Thind, India, CABI 1987, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 250C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00578
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-130846ii, ATCC-18561,
Rhizosphere, Oryza sp., K. G. Mukerji, C. R. Benjamin, G.
L. Benny, India, CABI 1979, RDA, YPSS, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00565
Chaetomium sulphureum CABI-333004, Cumium
cymnium, R.S. Rahthore, India, CABI 1989, CBS 444.75;
ITCC 1575, CZ, MCZ, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00579
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-189415, Lagenaria
vulgaris, J. S. Chohan, India, CABI 1974, RDA, YPSS, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00566
Chaetomium thermophilum CABI-318199, Air, K. R.
Aneja, Kurukshatra India, CABI 1987, TWA+W, PCA+FP,
30-370C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00580
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-211017b, Capsicum
annuum, V. Thirupathaial, India, CABI 1977, PDA, CMA,
YPSS, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00567
Chaetomium thermophilum CABI-348710, isolated from
soil, India
NAIMCC-F-00581
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-212963, V. Ravindra
Nath, Hyderabad 2007, India, CABI 1977, PDA CMA YPSS
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00568
Chaetomium virescens CABI-317939, Mushroom
compost, H. S. Garcha, Punjab, India, CABI 1987,
PCA+FP, TWA+W, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00569
Chaetomium virescens (v. Arx) Udagawa MTCC-980,
Rabbit Food Agar, 3720C, Conversion of agricultural
waste into animal feed
NAIMCC-F-00570
Chaetopyrena hesperidium CABI-108457, isolated from
Artocarpus heterophylla, India
NAIMCC-F-00571
Chalara sp. CABI-256869, Theobroma cacao, Karnataka
India, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00572
Chetomium hamadae CABI-326940, Calamus, Mohanan,
India, CABI 1988, KFRI 1290, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00573
Chetomium heterosporum CABI- 176873ii, leaf of triticum,
Rikhy & Mukerji, Punjab India, CABI 1985, PCA+FP MGT
23C DL
26
NAIMCC-F-00582
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-213038, NRRL-3024,
Dead insect, B. S. Mehrotra, Allahabad India, CABI 1977,
RDA, YPSS, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00583
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-233998, Solanum
melongena, M. K. Dasgupta, W. Bengal India, CABI 1979,
RDA, YPSS, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00584
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-253900, A. Godheja,
India, CABI 1981, RDA, YPSS, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00585
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-265041, Ricinus
communis, M. Shah, Kaira India, CABI 1982, RDA, YPSS,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02268
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-212963, V.
Ravindranath, Hyderabad, India, 1977, PDA, YPSS, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02441
Choanephora cucurbitarum CABI-233998, solanum
melongena, M. K. Das Gupta, India, 1979, RDA, YPSS,
230C
NAIMCC-F-00586
Choanephora infundibulifera CABI-333198, Oryza sativa
seed, P.P. Gupta 15, Haryana, India, CABI 1989, PCA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-00587
Chrysoporium CABI-313130, wool, India, IMI 1987, PCA,
PDA, OA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00588
Chrysoporium CABI-319390, Indet. Plant, India, IMI 1987,
MA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00602
Circinella mucoroides CABI-322259, Homo sapiens: skin,
S.M. Singh J53, Jabalpur India, CABI 1988, PDA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00603
Circinella muscae CABI-206881, Dung of horse, U. V.
Nayak, Bombay India, CABI 1976, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00604
Circinella muscae CABI-213240, Seed of Cicer arietinum,
D. K. Nema, Jabalpur India, CABI 1977, PCA, MA, PDA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00589
Chrysosporium indicum CABI-318149, Gelatin factory
effluent, S. K. Hasija, India, CABI 1987, PCA, PDA, 250C,
HG-1, MA-3,
NAIMCC-F-02433
Circinella muscae CABI-213240, Cicer arietinum Seed, D.
K. Nema, Jabalpur, India, 1977, PCA, MA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00590
Chrysosporium indicum MTCC-2831, Randhawa and
Sandhu, PDA, 2520C, Degradation of Keratin
NAIMCC-F-00605
Cladobotryum variospermum On Lentinus sp. Fruit, R.
Saikia 2004, Maunath Bhanjan, PDA, 2420C, MO
NAIMCC-F-00591
Chrysosporium keratinophilum MTCC-1367, D. Frey,
Emmon's modification of Sabouraud's Agar, 2520C, Type
strain
NAIMCC-F-00606
Cladobotryum varium CABI-248634, Coriolus versicolor, N.
Harsh, N. Bisht and M. Joshi, Kumaun University India,
CABI 1980, MA, 250C, BL, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00592
Chrysosporium lucknowense CABI-112798ii, isolated
from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-02150
Cladosporium antarticum Soil, Sudheer Kumar, Lay
ladhak, Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009,
YMAgar,40C
NAIMCC-F-00593
Chrysosporium lucknowense CABI-112798, isolated from
soil, India
NAIMCC-F-00594
Chrysosporium sp. CABI-278831, PDA, MA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00595
Chrysosporium sp. CABI-317833, Effluent, D. Saxena,
1987, India, PCA, PDA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00596
Chrysosporium sp. CABI-318146, PCA, PDA, 250C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00597
Chrysosporium sp. CABI-318565, Soil, MA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00598
Chrysosporium tropicum CABI-318557, soil, R.K.S.
Kushwaha S1, India, CABI 1987, PCA, PDA, 25C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00599
Chrysosporium tropicum J. Carm. MTCC-2827, PDA,
2520C, Degradation of Keratin
NAIMCC-F-00600
Ciliochorella mangiferae CABI-289319, Leaf, Rama,
Gauramghat India, CABI 1985, OA MGT23 DL, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00601
Circinella mucoroides CABI-276533, Tectona grandis, V.
Bhare, Jabalpur, Inida, CABI 1983, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02187
Cladosporium cladosporidis MCPLR-27, Plant, R. N.
Kharwar, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02259
Cladosporium cladosporioides Gul-16, Plant leaf,
Bhupinder Singh Chadha, Amritsar, Punjab, India, 2011,
PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02265
Cladosporium cladosporioides TL-1, Plant, Bhupinder
NAIMCC-F-02510
Cladosporium cladosporioides Gul-16, Plant leaf,
Bhupinder Singh Chadha, Amritsar, Punjab, India, 2011,
PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02516
Cladosporium cladosporioides TL-1, Plant, Bhupinder
NAIMCC-F-00607
Cladosporium multigeniculatum CABI-328740, Soil,
Kalyani, W. Bengal India, CABI 1988, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00608
Cladosporium oxysporum CABI-222980, Seed of Bajri sp.,
B. B. More, Maharashtra India, CABI 1977, MA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00609
Cladosporium oxysporum CABI-224152, Coffea arabica, B.
N. Muthappa, Karnataka India, CABI 1978, MA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
27
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00610
Cladosporium sphaerospermum CABI-117921, Soil, L. K.
Joshi, Gwalior India, CABI 1966, MA, 230C, Hazard Group
1 - opportunistic pathogens of man: Microbiological
Assessment 3
NAIMCC-F-00611
Cladosporium tenuissimum CABI-224833, Cattle feed, U.
Tiwari, Nainital India, CABI 1978, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02410
Cladosporium tenuissimum CABI-224833,Cattlefeed,U.
Tiwari, Nainital, India, 1978,PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00612
Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) Tul. MTCC-1479, Malt Extract
Agar, 2520C, Production of alkaloids and clavicipitic acid
NAIMCC-F-00613
Clodosporium oxysporum PDBC-Co-1, Nymphs of
Lipaphis erysimi, B Ramanujam, PDBC, Banglore, 2008,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00614
Clodosporium oxysporum PDBC-Co-2,Brinjansveringpest
Nymphs of Lipaphis erysimi, B Ramanujam, PDBC,
Banglore, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00615
Clonostachys compactiuscula CABI-282806, MUCL39317, Leucaena leucocephala, H. K. Joshi, Jhansi India,
CABI 1984, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02485
Clonostachysrosea f catenulate BPS-4, Dhaniya
Rhizospere soil, Bhim Pratap Singh, Mizoram University,
Mizoram, 2010 PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00616
Cochliobolus australiensis CABI-115373, Pennisetum
typhoideum, D. Suryanarayana 1965, Punjab India, PCA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00617
Cochliobolus eragrostidis CABI-136812, Triticum sp., S. S.
Ayachi, Jabalpur, India, CABI 1968, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00618
Cochliobolus hawaiiensis CABI-035572, Cotton dosotee, P.
Datton, Kanpur India, CABI 1949, PDA, CMA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00623
Cochliobolus pallescens CABI-052827, Oryza sativa,
Osmania University 1953, Hyderbad India, CABI 1953,
PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00624
Cochliobolus spicifer CABI-136810, Triticum sp., S. S.
Ayachi, Jabalpur, India, CABI 1968, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00625
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-043707, Dosootie,
Kampur Bombay, India, CABI 1950, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00626
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-043708, Dosootie,
Kampur Bombay India, CABI 1950, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00627
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-167977, Musa sp., S. V.
Pandit, Rajendranagar Inida, CABI 1972, PCA, PDA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00628
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-278848, Leaf and seed
surface Phlox drummondii, S. S. Lall, Panipat India, CABI
1984, PCA+WS 23, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00629
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-280161, Allium porrum,
M. C. Muthaivan, France vai, Madras India, CABI 1984,
PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00630
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-286597, Seed surface of
Foeniculum vulgare, R. N. Srivastava, India, CABI 1984,
PCA+WS 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00631
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-287394, Leaf litter of
Bambusa sp., N. Singh, Jabalpur, India, CABI 1984, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02456
Cochliobolus tuberculatus CABI-280161, Allium Porium,
M. C. Muthaivan, France Vai Madras, India, 1984, PCA,
230C
NAIMCC-F-00632
Cochliobolus verruculosus CABI-274328, Brassica oleracea,
Ludhiana, India, CABI 1983, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00619
Cochliobolus hawaiiensis CABI-052822, Linum sp.,
Osmania University, 1953, Hyderabad 2007 India, CABI
1953, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00633
Coleophoma empetri CABI-252114, Forest litter, B. Sarkar,
Jabalpur India, CABI 1980, OA, 230C, BL, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00620
Cochliobolus lunatus CABI-146545, isolated from
Coriandrum sativum, India
NAIMCC-F-00634
Colletotrichum acutatum CABI-350839, isolated from
Psidium guajava; fruit, India
NAIMCC-F-00621
Cochliobolus melinidis CABI-259810, Germ plasm, R. K.
Khetrapol, New Delhi India, CABI 1981, PCA, TWA+W,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00635
Pelargonium graveolens; petiole leaf and twig, India
NAIMCC-F-00622
Cochliobolus miyabeanus CABI-145070, isolated from
Paper, India
28
NAIMCC-F-00636
Hevea brasiliensis; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-00637
Colletotrichum acutatum f. pineum Dingley and Gilmour
MTCC-381, OMA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-02739
Colletotrichum falcatum Cf 671, Sugarcane,
R.Viswanathan, Coimbatore,Tamilnadu, 2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00638
Colletotrichum capsici CABI-063597, Peperomia
magnolifolia, S. N. Das Gupta, 1956, India, CABI 1956, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02740
NAIMCC-F-00639
Colletotrichum capsici CABI-357076, isolated from Carica
papaya; decaying fruit, India
NAIMCC-F-02741
NAIMCC-F-00640
Colletotrichum capsici (H. Sydow) E. Butler and Bisby
MTCC-2071, Potato Carrot Agar, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00651
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides NRCOG-CG-1,
Onion,Leaf R.P. Singh, NRCOG, Pune, India, 2008, PDA,
21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-00641
Colletotrichum capsici f. sp. cyamopsidicola CABI052284, Cyamopsis psoraloides, N. Prasad, 1953, India, CABI
1953, CMA, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00652
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides FC-2, leaf of Chilly
(Capsicum annum), V. Jayakumar, South Andaman
Andaman & Nicobar Islands, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00642
Colletotrichum caudatum CABI-196464, Cymbopogon
martini, India, CABI 1975, OA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00653
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides FC4, leaf of Ivy gourd, V.
Jayakumar, CARI Port Blair, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00643
Colletotrichum chlorophyti CABI-103806, isolated from
Chlorophytum, India
NAIMCC-F-00654
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides FS2, leaf of Cinnamon, V.
NAIMCC-F-00644
Colletotrichum crassipes CABI-298898, Orchidaceae,
Katiyar and Sharma, Shillong India, CABI 1986, CMA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00655
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides FB2, leaf of Clove, V.
NAIMCC-F-00645
Colletotrichum crassipes CABI-300589, Citrus jambher, B.
P. S. Mangat, Haryana India, CABI 1986, PCA, TWA+W,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00646
Colletotrichum crassipes (Speg.) v. Arx MTCC-2223,
Potato Carrot Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00647
Colletotrichum curcumae CABI-288937, Curcuma longa,
M. Y. Palarapwar, Warora India, CABI 1984, PCA,
TWA+W, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00648
TWA+W, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00649
TWA+W, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00650
TWA+W, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02737
NAIMCC-F-02738
NAIMCC-F-02693
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Cg1, Mango, B.K.Pandey,
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02694
NAIMCC-F-02695
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides
Cg3, Mango,
B.K.Pandey, Lucknow Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02696
NAIMCC-F-02697
NAIMCC-F-02698
NAIMCC-F-02699
NAIMCC-F-02700
NAIMCC-F-02701
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Cg10, Mango,
B.K.Pandey, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02702
29
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02703
NAIMCC-F-02721
NAIMCC-F-02704
NAIMCC-F-02722
NAIMCC-F-02705
NAIMCC-F-02723
NAIMCC-F-02706
NAIMCC-F-02724
NAIMCC-F-02707
NAIMCC-F-02725
NAIMCC-F-02708
NAIMCC-F-02726
NAIMCC-F-02709
NAIMCC-F-02727
NAIMCC-F-02710
NAIMCC-F-02728
NAIMCC-F-02711
NAIMCC-F-02729
NAIMCC-F-02712
NAIMCC-F-02730
NAIMCC-F-02713
NAIMCC-F-02731
NAIMCC-F-02714
NAIMCC-F-02732
NAIMCC-F-02715
NAIMCC-F-02733
B.K.Pandey, Lucknow,2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02716
NAIMCC-F-02734
NAIMCC-F-02717
NAIMCC-F-02735
NAIMCC-F-02718
NAIMCC-F-02736
NAIMCC-F-02719
NAIMCC-F-02752
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OGC1, -, P.Chowdappa,
Bangalore, 2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02720
NAIMCC-F-02753
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OTEC1, -, P.Chowdappa,
30
NAIMCC-F-02754
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OCLC1, -, P.Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02684
Colletotrichum species 20-P-5, Grapes, Indu S.Sawant,
Pune, 2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02755
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OBP2, -, P.Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02685
NAIMCC-F-02756
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OOKC8, -,
P.Chowdappa, Bangalore, 2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02686
Colletotrichum species 25-L-1, Grapes, Indu S.Sawant,
NAIMCC-F-02757
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OCAC1, -,
NAIMCC-F-02687
NAIMCC-F-02758
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OGNC2, -,
NAIMCC-F-02688
Colletotrichum species Coll-17, Sugarcane, B.K.Pandey,
NAIMCC-F-02759
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OEFC1, -, P.Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02689
Colletotrichum species Coll-45, Sugarcane,
B.K.Pandey,Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02760
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OAC1, -, P.Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02690
NAIMCC-F-02761
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides OTC1, -, P.Chowdappa,
NAIMCC-F-02691
NAIMCC-F-00656
Colletotrichum indicum CABI-079569, V. P. Bhide, C. L.
A. Leakey, India, CABI 1960, CMA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02692
NAIMCC-F-00657
Colletotrichum musae CABI-351354, isolated from Musa
sapientum; leaf spot, India
NAIMCC-F-02742
Colletotrichum species IR-1, Sugarcane, Sunita Lal,
NAIMCC-F-00658
Colletotrichum musae MTCC-1037, (Berk. And M. A.
Curtis) v. Arx, Cornmeal Agar, 2520C, Resistance to
benomyl and thiabendzole fungicides
NAIMCC-F-02743
NAIMCC-F-00659
Colletotrichum nupharicola MTCC-2984, Potato Carrot
Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00660
Colletotrichum sp. FR-4, leaf of Black pepper, V.
NAIMCC-F-02142
Colletotrichum sp. SW1, Leaf, Krishna Kumar, Andaman
and Nichobar Island, 2009, PDA, 280C-300C,
NAIMCC-F-02145
Colletotrichum sp. FM3, Leaf, Krishna Kumar, Andaman
and Nichobar Island, 2009, PDA, 280C-300C
NAIMCC-F-02681
NAIMCC-F-02682
NAIMCC-F-02683
NAIMCC-F-02744
NAIMCC-F-02745
NAIMCC-F-02746
NAIMCC-F-02747
NAIMCC-F-02748
NAIMCC-F-02749
NAIMCC-F-02750
31
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02751
NAIMCC-F-02779
Colletotrichum species 18, Chilli, Biju C.N., Calicut, 2011,
PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02762
Colletotrichum species 1, Cardamom, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00661
Colletotrichum tabacum CABI-50187, Nicotiana tabacum,
B. S. Kadam 1952, Rajahnundry India, CABI 1952, CMA,
PCA, PDA, 23C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02763
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02764
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00662
Colletotricum gloeosporioides Infected leaf of Mango, V
Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar island, 2007,
PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-02765
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00663
Colletotricum gloeosporioides Infected leaf of Pepper, V
Jayakumar , CARI, Andaman & Nicobar island, 2007,
PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-02766
Colletotrichum species 5, Black pepper, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00664
Comamonas acidovorans CABI-366616, isolated from
petro-chemical wastewater, India
NAIMCC-F-02767
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00665
Conidiobolus globuliferus CABI-102044, ATCC-15160,
CBS-218.64, HACC-139, Decaying plant material, Pune,
India, CABI 1964, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02768
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02769
2010, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02770
Colletotrichum species 9, Betelvine, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02771
Colletotrichum species 10, Ginger, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02772
Colletotrichum species 11, Turmeric, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00666
Conidiobolus nanodes CABI-092299, CBS-183.62, ATCC14651, Decaying wood, M. J. Thirumalachar, Suruli Falls
India, CABI 1962, MA PDA MGT23 DL, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00667
Coniella fragariae CABI-081599, CBS-165.60, Soil, V. V.
Bhatt 1959, M. J. Thirumalachar, Poona India, CABI 1960,
OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00668
Coniella petrakii CABI-100482, Vitis vinifera, K. S.
Bilgrami, India, CABI 1963, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00669
Coniochaeta leucoplaca CABI-144079, isolated from
Malus pumila, India
NAIMCC-F-02773
Colletotrichum species 12, Clove, Biju C.N., Calicut, 2011,
PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-00670
Coniochaetidium boothii CABI-164567, CBS-381.74, Mud,
R. Rao, Vikarabad India, CABI 1972, PDA, MA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02774
Colletotrichum species 13, Elephantfoot yam, Biju C.N.,
Calicut, 2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02377
Coniochaetidium boothii CABI-164567, mud, R. Rao,
Vikarabad, India,1972, PDA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02775
Colletotrichum species 14, Oil palm, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02522
Coniothyrium minitans ATCC-32870, sclerotia, Sclerotinia
sclerotiorum on potato stems in soil, D K Arora, Mau, Uttar
Pradesh, 2011, PDA, 240C,
NAIMCC-F-02776
Colletotrichum species 15, Coffee, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02777
Colletotrichum species 16, Arecanut, Biju C.N., Calicut,
2011, PDA, 28C
NAIMCC-F-02778
Colletotrichum species 17, Tea, Biju C.N., Calicut, 2011,
PDA, 28C
32
NAIMCC-F-00671
Coprinus cinereus (Schaeffer) S. F. Gray MTCC-422, PDA,
25200C
NAIMCC-F-02488
Cornespora cassicola BPS-11, Mustard Rhizospere soil,
Bhim Pratap Singh, Mizoram University, Mizoram,2010,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00672
Corticium salmonicolor CABI-337488, Hevea: bark of
main branch & stem, G. Mondal, Madhuban, Agartala
Tripura India, CABI 1990, PDA, 20C
NAIMCC-F-00673
Corynascus novoguineensis CABI-291955, Seed of Pisum
sp., S. L. Choudhury, Jaipur India, CABI 1985, MA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02274
Corynascus novoguineensis CABI-291955, Pisum, seed,
S.L. Choudhury, Jaipur, India, 1985, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02421
Corynascus novoguineensis CABI-291955, pisum, seed, S.
L. Choudhury, Jaipur, India, 1985, MA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-00674
Corynascus sepedonium CABI-252062, Cellulose material,
D. D. Wani, India, CABI 1981, MCZ. YPSS, OA, PSA, 23370C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02446
Cunninghamella echinulata CABI-188395, Soil, G. Rama
Devi, Varanasi, India, PCA, OA, 230C, 1974.
NAIMCC-F-00686
Cunninghamella elegans CABI-128924, Soil, S. Sinha 1967,
Agra India, CABI 1967, MA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00687
Cunninghamella elegans CABI-188670, Soil, M. N. Gupta,
Assam India, CABI 1974, MA PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02281
Cunninghamella elegans CABI-188670, Soil, M.N. Gupta,
Assam, India, 1974, MA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02311
Cunninghamella intermedia CABI-200623, Soil,
Despande, India, 1976, PDA
NAIMCC-F-02429
Curvularia CABI-171003, Soil, (Arachishypgaea), India,
PCA, TWA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00675
Corynascus sepedonium CABI-325134, Triticum grain,
A.K. Shukla TH4, Sagar India, CABI 1988, TWA+W, PCA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-00688
Curvularia andropogonis CABI-320469, J.L. Alcorn, India,
CABI 1987, ATCC 49634, TWA+W, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00676
Corynascus sepedonium CABI-332912, Litchi chinensis:
leaf, R.S. Choudhary, R.S. Bilgrami(13), CABI 1989, PCA
23<Bl
NAIMCC-F-00689
Curvularia borreriae CABI-155733, Grassland soil, P. D.
Agarwal, Jabalpur India, CABI 1971, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00677
Corynascus verrucosus CABI- 387108, isolated from Oryza
sativa; rhizosphere, India
NAIMCC-F-00690
Curvularia falax NRCOG-CF-1, Onion Seedling, R.P.
Singh, NRCOG Pune, India, 2008, PDA, 21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-00678
Corynespora cassiicola CABI-056007, ATCC-26316, Leaf
of Lycoeprsicon esculentum, U. N. Mohanty 1953, Cuttock
India, CABI 1954, PDA, CMA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00691
Curvularia fallax On Musa paradisiaca fruits, D. K. Arora
2005, Maunath Bhanjan, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00679
Corynespora cassiicola CABI-132039, Hibiscus esculentus,
P. Neergaard 1968, India, CABI 1968, PDA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00680
Cryptosporiopsis sp. CABI-346256, Eucalyptus grandis,
Kerala India, MA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00681
Cryptosporiopsis sp. CABI-346258, Eucalyptus grandis,
Kerala India, IMI1991, MA, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00682
Cunninghamella blakesleeana CABI-223655, R. C. Jain,
Gwalior India, CABI 1978, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00683
Cunninghamella blakesleeana CABI-223658, R.C. Jain,
Gwalior India, CABI 1978, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00684
Cunninghamella echinulata CABI-136322, Seed of
Triticum sp., S. S. Ayachi, Jabalpur India, CABI 1968, OA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00685
Cunninghamella echinulata CABI-188395, Soil, G. Rama
Devi, Varanasi India, CABI 1974, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00692
Curvularia lunata WF(Cr)91, Cyperus rotundus, P.
Shreeram kumar, Jalandhar Panjab, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00693
Curvularia lunata WF(Cr)94, Cyperus rotundus, P.
Shreeram kumar, PDBC Bangalore, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00694
Curvularia lunata On Triticum aesativum leaves, R. C.
Tripathi 2004, New Delhi, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00695
Curvularia lunata Soil IARI field, A. K. Singh. 2004, New
Delhi, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00696
Curvularia lunata var. aeria CABI-096842, Leaf of Dahlia
variabilis, K. S. Bilgrami 1962, India, CABI 1962, PCA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00697
Curvularia lunata var. aeria CABI-096846, Leaf of Carica
papaya, K. S. Bilgrami 1962, Allahabad India, CABI 1963,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00698
Curvularia lunata var. aeria Soil, D. K. Arora 2003,
Laboratory of Applied Mycology BHU Varanasi, PDA,
2420C
33
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02362
Curvularia lunata var.aeria CABI-152469, Sorghum, P.D.
Wangikar, India 1970, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00712
Cylindrocladium colhounii CABI-364412, isolated from
Cydonia oblonga; fruit, India
NAIMCC-F-00699
Curvularia oryzae CABI-160069, ATCC-34601, Oryza
sativa, G. W. Dhanda, Poona India, CABI 1972, PCA, PDA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00713
Cytophaga winogradsky CABI-347352, IMI B08170,
Solanum tuberosum, India, NA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02355
Curvularia oryzae CABI-160069, Oryza sativa, G.W.
Dhanda, Poona, India, 1972, PCA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00700
Curvularia ovoidea CABI-188154, Momordica charantia, J.
S. Chohan, India, CABI 1974, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00701
Curvularia ovoidea CABI-188158, Lagenaria vulgaris, J. S.
Chohan, India, CABI 1974, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00702
Curvularia ovoidea CABI-188180, Citrullus vulgaris, J. S.
Chohan, India, CABI 1974, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02312
Curvularia ovoidea CABI-188154, Momordica charantia,
J. S. Chohan, India, 1974, TWA+WPDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02291
Curvularia ovoidea, CABI-188158, Lagenaria vulgaris, J.S
.Chohan, India, 1974, TWA+W PDA MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00703
Curvularia prasadii CABI-071475, QM-7932, CBS-143.64,
Jasminum sambac, R. L. Mathur 1957, Kota India, CABI
1958, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00704
Curvularia prasadii CABI-284252, Solanum tuberosum, B.
S. Siradhana, India, CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00705
Curvularia sp. CABI-171003, Soil, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-00706
Curvularia trifolii CABI-132043, Sorghum sp., P.
Neergaard, India, CABI 1968, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00707
Cylindrocarpon destructans MTCC-1180, (Zinssm.)
Scholten NA, 2520C, Production of deltatestololactone
from progesterone Patent strain
NAIMCC-F-00708
Cylindrocarpon lichenicola CABI-244341, Beta vulgaris, K.
D. Sharma, Agra College India, CABI 1980, SNA+FP+Y,
230C, HG-1, MA-3,
NAIMCC-F-00709
Cylindrocarpon lichenicola CABI-256712, Seed of
Foeniculum vulgare, S. N. Bhargava, Allahabad India, CABI
1981, SNA+FP+Y, 230C, HG-1, MA-3,
NAIMCC-F-00710
Cylindrocarpon lichenicola CABI-313108, corneal ulcer,
R.D. University, Jabalpur India, IMI 1987, SNA+FP+Y, RT,
UV 14-21 days, HG-1, MA-3,
NAIMCC-F-00711
Cylindrocladium colhounii CABI-359430, isolated from
Eucalyptus; leaf spot on living leaf, India
34
NAIMCC-F-00714
Cytospora eriobotryae CABI-136523, Eriobotrya japonica,
Saharanpur India, CABI 1969, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00715
Cytospora sp. CABI-100477, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00716
Dactylaria CABI-327745, Dendrocalamus longispathus,
Nilamber India, KFRI 1548-IMI, 1988, PCA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02251
Debaromyces hansenii Dh02, Bhaturu , S. S. Kanwer,
Lahaul & Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02252
Debaromyces hansenii Dh03, Babru , S. S. Kanwer, Lahaul
& Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00717
Dichotomocladium hesseltinci CABI-352419, Oryctolagus
cuniculus: dung, RSA 1729, RSA 1729, Delhi India, , MA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-00718
Dichotomocladium hesseltinei CABI-115181, Soil, A. K.
Sarbhoy 1960, Allahabad India, CABI 1965, PDA, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00719
Dichotomocladium robustum CABI-352417, Mus: dung,
India, CABI 1992, MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00720
Dichotomomyces cejpii CABI-109460, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-00721
Dichotomophthoropsis nymphaearum CABI-146434,
isolated from Nymphaea stellata, India
NAIMCC-F-00722
Dictyoarthrinium sacchari CABI-080895, Dracaena sp., R.
N. Tandon 1960, India, CABI 1960, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00723
Dictyoarthrinium sacchari CABI-080894, Dracaena sp., R.
N. Tandon 1960, India, CABI 1960, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00724
Dictyoarthrinium sacchari CABI-100461, Zinnia elegans,
K. S. Bilgrami 1963, India, OA MGT23 DL, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02486
Discostrama tricellulare BPS-7, Mustard Rhizospere soil,
Bhim Pratap Singh, Mizoram University, Mizoram, 2010,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00725
Doassansia hygrophilae CABI-113699, ATCC-16202, CBS346.65, HACC-177, Hygrophila spinosa, M. J. Thirumalachar
1944, Mysore India, CABI 1965, PDA, 23C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00726
Drechslera teramera On Pisidium guajava leaves, R. C.
Tripathi 2004, New Delhi, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00741
Emericellopsis minima CABI-384891, isolated from Oryza
sativa; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-00727
Dwayamala prathilomaka CABI-100458, Leaf of
Phaseolus sp., K. S. Bilgrami, Allahabad India, CABI 1963,
OA+W 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02434
Emericellopsis minima CABI-164568, Mud, R. Rao, India,
1972, PDA, MA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-00728
Echinocatena arthrinioides CABI-254970, Jamaluddin,
Bihar India, CABI 1981, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00729
Eleutherascus lectardii CABI-371924, isolated from Soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-00730
Ellurema indica CABI-136542, Tamarindus indicus, V.
Agnihothrudu, Bangalore India, CABI 1968, OA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00731
Elsino jasmini CABI-100603, CBS-212.63, Jasminum
malabaricum, M. J. Thirumalachar 1959, Khandala, India,
CABI 1963, CMA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00732
Emericella indica CABI-378663, isolated from Soil
29/10/95, India
NAIMCC-F-00733
Emericella pluriseminata CABI-382786, isolated from
Soil, India
NAIMCC-F-00734
Emericella variecolor CABI-343714, WB-4696, Soil, M.
Christensen, Uttar Pradesh India, CABI 1991, CZ, 250C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02489
Emericellepsis humicola BPS-12, Dhaniya Rhizospere soil,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00735
Emericellopsis minima CABI-091580, ATCC-14616, CBS226.62, Soil, M. J. Thirumalachar 1957, Poona India, CABI
1962, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00736
Emericellopsis minima CABI-096683, Soil, J. N. Rai,
Lucknow India, CABI 1962, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00737
Emericellopsis minima CABI-164568, Mud, R. Rao, India,
CABI 1972, PDA MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00738
Emericellopsis minima CABI-317643, Industrial waste, A.
K. Pandey, 1987 India, CABI, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00739
Emericellopsis minima CABI-320525, Decaying plant
material, India, CABI 1987, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-00740
Emericellopsis minima CABI-348964, isolated from
Chloroxylon swietenia; litter, India. Andra Pradesh,
Warangal, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-F-00742
Emericellopsis minima Stolk MTCC-898, Cornmeal Agar,
2520C, Type strain, Patent strain
NAIMCC-F-00743
Emericellopsis synnematicola CABI-092694, Soil, J. N.
Rai, India, CABI 1962, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00744
Emericellopsis synnematicola Mathur and Thirum.
MTCC-921, Malt Extract Agar MEA20A, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02282
Engyodontium rectidentatum CABI-215001, S.K.
Srivastava, India, 1978, MA ,PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00745
Entyloma globigenum CABI-137654, M. J. Thirumalachar,
Hindustan Antiobotics Ltd India, Poona, CABI 1969, PDA,
230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00746
Ephelis oryzae CABI-165998, N. N. Mohanty, India, CABI
1972, PCA, PDA, 23C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00747
Erratomyces thirumalacharii CABI-113118, isolated from
Sesbania grandiflora; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-00748
Exophiala dermatitidis CABI-264937, Decomposed leaf
litter, Col. K. Pands, India, CABI 1982, OA, MA, PDA, 23370C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00749
Exophiala jeanselmei var. lecanii-corni CABI-278277,
Soil, R. N. Verma, ICAR Shillong India, CABI 1983, PDA,
230C, BL, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02292
Exophiala jeanselmei var.lecanii-corni CABI-278277, Soil,
R.N. Verma, Shilong, India, 1983, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00750
Exophiala mansonii CABI-245895, L. V. Gangawane,
Marathwada University India, CABI 1980, PDA, MA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00751
Exserohilum heteropogonicola CABI-268958, R. S.
Adhikari, Pithoragarh India, CABI 1982, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02262
Exsudativum rostratum EL-3, Plant, Bhupinder Singh
NAIMCC-F-02513
Exsudativum rostratum EL-3, Plant, Bhupinder Singh
NAIMCC-F-00752
Fennellia flavipes CABI-055341, Soil, C. G. Cutting,
Mysore India, CABI 1954, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
35
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00753
Fennellia flavipes CABI-343703, Soil, M. Christensen,
CABI 1991, Dehra Dun India, CZ, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00754
Fennellia flavipes CABI-334935, soil, Maharashtra, India,
CABI1989,CBS 1975, CBS 444.75; ITCC 1575, CZ, MCZ,
25C,
NAIMCC-F-02106
Fennellomyces linderi UD/95/08, dead wood, S. K.
Singh, Pali, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00755
Fungi CABI-318130, gelatine factory effluent, Jabalpur
India, PDA, PCA, MA, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00756
Fungi CABI-366620, isolated from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-00757
Fusariella concinna CABI-277515, Litter and keratin
material, D. P. Tiwari, Jabalpur India, CABI 1983, PCA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00765
Fusarium bugnicourtii CABI-339338, Camellia sinensis:
stem, B.C.Mouli, Tamilnadu India, CABI 1990, SNA+FP,
PSA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-00766
Fusarium chlamydosporium CABI-083659, Jute Canvas, S.
N. Basu 1960, India, CABI 1961, SNA+FP, PSA, 250C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00767
Fusarium chlamydosporium Oryza sativa rhizosphere, B.
Kishore Babu 2005, Maunath Bhanjan, PDA, 2420C, MO
NAIMCC-F-00768
Fusarium chlamydosporium Panicum sp., A. K. Singh
NAIMCC-F-00769
Fusarium chlamydosporium Pisidium guajava fruits, R. C.
Tripathi 2004, Lucknow, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00758
Fusariella hughesii CABI-209319, Solanum tuberosum, R. S.
Kanaujia, India, CABI 1977, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00770
Fusarium chlamydosporium Woolenw and Reinking
MTCC-2099, Potato Sucrose Agar, 2520C, Biological
control of water hyacinth
NAIMCC-F-00759
Fusariella hughesii CABI-210724, Achyranthus aspersa, R.
S. Kanaujia, India, CABI 1977, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00771
Fusarium clamydosporum F6, root, A.K. Misra, CFSH
Lucknow, 2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-02370
Fusariella hughesii CABI-209319, Solanumtuberosum, R.
S. Kanaujia, India, 1977, PCA, TWA+W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-00772
Fusarium culmorum (W. G. Sm.) Sacc. MTCC-349, SNA,
25200C
NAIMCC-F-01893
Fusarium fusarioides SF001 Sorghum grain Das I. K.,
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato Dextrose Agar
(PDA) 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00773
Fusarium culmorum (W. G. Sm.) Sacc. MTCC-2090, Potato
Sucrose Agar, 25200C
NAIMCC-F-02478
Fusarium accuminatum GV-1, Petroleum refinery
contaminated soil, Alok K Srivastava, NBAIM, Mau, U.P,
2010 PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00760
Fusarium acutatum CABI-375327, India
NAIMCC-F-00761
Fusarium avenaceum On Triticum aestivum Seeds, Rakesh
Kumar, 2004, Allahabad, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02476
Fusarium brachygibbosum GV-20, Petroleum refinery
2010 PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00762
Fusarium bugnicourtii CABI-301160, KFRI-1305, Pinus sp.
K. V. Sankaram, Kodnad India, CABI 1986, PSA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00763
Fusarium bugnicourtii CABI-328393, Xyleborus fornicatus
mycangia, N. Muraliidharan (1), India, CABI 1988,
SNA+FP, PSA, 25C,
NAIMCC-F-00764
Fusarium bugnicourtii CABI-328394, Xyleborus fornicatus
mycangia, N. Muraliidharan 2, India, CABI 1988,
SNA+FP, PSA, 25C
36
NAIMCC-F-00774
Fusarium decemcellulare Rosa indica rotton flower, D. K.
Arora 2005, Maunath Bhanjan, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00775
Fusarium equiseti WF(Cr)99, Cyperus rotundus, P.
Shreeram kumar, Jalandhar Panjab, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00776
Fusarium equiseti Zea mays seeds, R. C. Tripathi 2005,
Gazipur, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02477
Fusarium equiseti GV-21, Petroleum refinery
2010 PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00777
Fusarium graminearum CABI-300505, Parkia sp., India,
CABI 1986, SNA+FP, PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00778
Fusarium graminearum Schwabe MTCC-1893, Oatmeal
Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00779
Fusarium illudens CABI-256214, Costus speciosus, K. K.
Jahardhanan, Lucknow India, CABI 1981, PSA, 250C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00780
Fusarium lateritium On Mushroom fruiting, P. N.
Chowdhry and N. A. Munshi 2002, Srinagar, PDA,
24200C
NAIMCC-F-00781
Fusarium lateritium Nees MTCC-636, Potato Sucrose
Agar, 30200C
NAIMCC-F-00782
Fusarium longipes CABI-196466, Cymbopogon martini, A.
Husain, India, CABI 1975, PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00783
Fusarium longipes CABI-311604, root of Psidium guajava,
R.S. Dwivedi, India, IMI 1986,SNA+FP, PSA, 250C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00784
Fusarium merismoides CABI-297032, Waste water and
sludge from alkali pulp manufacture from rice straw, S.
Chaudhuri, W. Bengal India, CABI 1985, PSA, 250C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00785
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00795
Fusarium moniliforme Eleusine corasana, Rakesh Kumar
NAIMCC-F-00796
Fusarium moniliforme leaf litter, A. K. Singh, New Delhi,
2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00797
Fusarium moniliforme leaf litter, R. C. Tripathi, New
Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00798
Fusarium moniliforme Cynnodon dactylon leaves, Rakesh
Kumar, Jhushi Allahabad, 2003,PDA, 242oC
NAIMCC-F-00799
Fusarium moniliforme Sorghum vulgare seeds, A. K.
Srivastava, Ballia, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00800
Fusarium moniliforme Soil, R. C. Tripathi, Maunath
Bhanjan, 2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00801
Fusarium moniliforme Field soil, A. K. Singh, IARI New
Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00802
Fusarium moniliforme Soil, A. K. Singh, Lucknow, 2004,
PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00786
sludge from alkali pulp manufcture from rice straw, S.
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01878
Fusarium moniliforme
SF083 Sorghum, Das I. K.,
Shadnagar, Mahboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA
28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00787
Fusarium moliniformae F33, Guava root, A.K. Misra,
CISH Lucknow, 2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-01879
Fusarium moniliforme SF096 Sorghum, Das I. K.,
Shadnagar, Mahboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA
28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00788
Fusarium moniliforme F34, Guava root, A.K. Misra, CISH
NAIMCC-F-00789
Fusarium moniliforme CABI-302210, Sorghum vulgare,
Gulbarga, India, CABI 1986, PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00790
Fusarium moniliforme CABI-158047, CBS-125.73, ATCC24378, Trichosanthes dioica, S. S. Prasad, Muzaffarpur India,
CABI 1971, PSA, 25 0C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00791
Fusarium moniliforme CABI-316823, seed of Trigonella
foenum-graecum, India, CABI 1987, SNA+FP, 25C, HG-1,
MA-5,
NAIMCC-F-00792
Fusarium moniliforme MK-40, Chilli crop, M.K. Naik,
Jeratagi Gulbarga, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00793
Fusarium moniliforme MK-46, Chilli crop, M.K Naik,
Moratagi Bijapur, 2006 , PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00794
Fusarium moniliforme Cestrum diurnum, Rakesh Kumar
NAIMCC-F-01880
Malakpet, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01881
Fusarium moniliforme SF004 Sorghum, Das I. K., Guntur,
Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01882
Samshabad, Ranga Reddy District, Andhra Pradesh,
2008,PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01884
Fusarium moniliforme SF017O Sorghum Das I. K.,
Smanganj Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01885
Fusarium moniliforme SF092 Sorghum Das I.K.,
Shadnagar Mahboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA,
28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01886
Fusarium moniliforme SF122 Sorghum DasI.K.,
Erragadda, Hydearabad, Andhra Pradesh 2008, PDA, 28
2oC.
37
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01887
Fusarium moniliforme SF039 Sorghum Das I. K., Guntur,
Andhra Pradesh,2008, Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA), 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01902
Fusarium moniliforme SF118 Sorghum Das I. K.,
Erragadda, Hydearabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato
Dextrose Agar (PDA), 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01888
Andhra Pradesh,2008, Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA) 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01903
Samshabad, Ranga Reddy District, Andhra Pradesh, 2008,
Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA), 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01889
Erragadda, Hydearabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01904
Fusarium moniliforme SF078, Sorghum Das I. K.,
Shadnagar, Mahboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato
NAIMCC-F-01890
Shadnagar, Mahboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA,
28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01905
NAIMCC-F-01891
Fusarium moniliforme SF014 Sorghum Das I. K
Osmanganj, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01906
Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA), 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01892
Osmanganj, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01907
Fusarium moniliforme SF002 Sorghum Das I. K. Guntur,
Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA) 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01894
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01908
Shadnagar., Mahboobnagar, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato
NAIMCC-F-01895
Fusarium moniliforme SF110 Sorghum Das I.K.,
NAIMCC-F-01909
Fusarium moniliforme SF071 Sorghum Das I. K Indore,
Madhya Pradesh, 2008, Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA), 28
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01896
NAIMCC-F-01910
Fusarium moniliforme SF009O Sorghum Das I. K.,
smanganj, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008 Potato
NAIMCC-F-01897
NAIMCC-F-01911
NAIMCC-F-01898
NAIMCC-F-01912
2oC.
NAIMCC-F-01899
Osmanganj, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato
NAIMCC-F-01993
Fusarium moniliforme Phyllosphere of Alnus nepalensis,
R. R. Pandey, Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-01900
NAIMCC-F-01901
Osmanganj Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato
Dextrose Agar (PDA) ,28 2oC.
38
NAIMCC-F-01994
Fusarium moniliforme SF-035, Sorghum, I.K. Das,
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02156
Fusarium moniliforme K-4, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-02157
Fusarium moniliforme A-4, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-02158
Fusarium moniliforme C-4, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Cuttack, Orissa, 2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-00815
Fusarium oxysporum F84, Guava root, A.K. Misra, CISH
NAIMCC-F-02159
Fusarium moniliforme K-1, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, PDA, 2009, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-00816
Fusarium oxysporum F164, Guava root, AK Misra, CISH
NAIMCC-F-02160
Fusarium moniliforme A-1, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-00817
Fusarium oxysporum Solanum tuberosum rhizosphere,
Rakesh Kumar, Maunath Bhanjan, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02161
Fusarium moniliforme M-1, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash, Mau,
Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25OC,
NAIMCC-F-00818
Fusarium oxysporum Chick pea, R. Saikia, New Delhi,
2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02439
Fusarium moniliforme CABI-158047, Trichosanthes
dioica, S.S. Prasad, Muzaffarpur, India, 1977, PSA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-00819
Fusarium oxysporum Daucus carota roots, R. C. Tripathi,
NAIMCC-F-00803
Fusarium moniliforme var. intermedium CABI-300386,
Saccharum officinarum, India, CABI 1986, PSA, 250C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00820
Fusarium oxysporum Croton sylvaticus host, Ratul Saikia
2003, Laboratory of Applied Mycology, BHU, Varanasi,
PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00804
seed of Brassica oleracea var. botrytis, India, IMI 1986,
SNA+FP, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00821
Fusarium oxysporum Carissa carandas, D. K. Arora,
NAIMCC-F-00805
isolated from Taxus baccata; stem, India
NAIMCC-F-00806
isolated from Oryza sativa, India
NAIMCC-F-00807
Fusarium moniliforme var. subglutinans CABI-202881,
CBS-223.76, Saccharum officinarum, H. Nirenberg 1975,
India, CABI 1976, PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00808
Fusarium moniliforme var. subglutinans CABI-304063,
Mangifera indica, Pantnagar India, CABI 1986, PSA, 250C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00809
Fusarium oxysporum CABI-361213, isolated from Nigella
sativa; root and stem, India
NAIMCC-F-00810
Fusarium oxysporum MK-14, Chilli crop, M.K. Naik,
2006, UAS, Horticulture plot, Dharwad, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00811
Fusarium oxysporum MK-21, Chilli crop, Manjanath
Krishnappa Naik, Ganadalu Raichur, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00812
Fusarium oxysporum WF(Cr)101, Cyperus rotundus, P
Shreeram Kumar, PDBC Bangalore, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00813
NAIMCC-F-00814
NAIMCC-F-01995
Fusarium oxysporum ITCC-4998, Tomato, N. C.
Chatterjee, Burdwan, 2000, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01996
Fusarium oxysporum ITCC-4918, Lentil, Sharma,
Palampur, 2000, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01997
Fusarium oxysporum Phyllosphere of Schima wallichii ,
R. R. Pandey, Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-01998
Fusarium oxysporum F-30, Guava root, A. K. Misra,
NAIMCC-F-01999
Fusarium oxysporum F-91, Guava root, A.K. Misra,
NAIMCC-F-02000
Fusarium oxysporum F-54, Guava root, A.K. Misra,
NAIMCC-F-02084
Fusarium oxysporum F-44, Guava root, A. K. Misra,
NAIMCC-F-00822
Fusarium oxysporum cubence FOC-13, Banana Plant, A.
K. Saxena, Tarabanahalli, Bangalore, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00823
Fusarium oxysporum cubence FOC-23, Banana Plant, A.
K. Saxena, , Buthanahosur, Mandya, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00824
Fusarium oxysporum cubense FOC-10, Banana , Yelakki,
A. K. Saxena, Kovvur, AP, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00825
Fusarium oxysporum cubense FOC-18, Nanjangud
rasabale, Banana, A. K. Saxena, Devarasanahalli Mysore,
2006, PDA, 25-280C
39
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00826
Fusarium oxysporum cubense FOC-35, Banana, A. K.
Saxena, Bangalore, Karnataka, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00846
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami 46, Safflower Root,
R. D. Prasad, Kukat Karnataka, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00827
Fusarium oxysporum cubense FOC-43, Chakkrakeli, A. K.
Saxena, Nulla East, Godavari, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00847
R. D. Prasad, Kukat Karnataka, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00828
Saxena,Lalle East Godavari, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00848
R. D. Prasad, DOR AP, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00829
Saxena, Roval palam East Godavari, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02216
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthemi MP83, Race3,
Safflower, R. D. Prasad, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02211
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-38, Root,
Chickpea, S. C. Dubey, New Delhi, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02217
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthemi 142, Race4,
NAIMCC-F-00833
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami 1,Safflower Root, R.
D. Prasad, Akola Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02218
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthemi SOP187, Race4,
NAIMCC-F-00834
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami 5, Safflower Root, R.
D. Prasad, Tandur AP, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02219
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthemi 8, Race1, Safflower,
R. D. Prasad, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00835
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami 6, Safflower Root, R.
D. Prasad, Solapur Maharashtra, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02220
R. D. Prasad, Andhra Pradesh, 2010 PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00836
R. D. Prasad 2006, Phaltan Maharashtra, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02221
NAIMCC-F-00837
R. D. Prasad, , Phaltan Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02222
NAIMCC-F-00838
R. D. Prasad, Solapur Maharashtra, PDA, 2006, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-02224
NAIMCC-F-00839
R. D. Prasad, Indore Chattisgarh, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00849
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri I-23, Chickpea, Om
Gupta, Rewa MP, 2006,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00840
R. D. Prasad, Indore, Chattisgarh, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00850
Gupta, Indore MP, 2006,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00841
R. D. Prasad, Indore Chattisgarh, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00851
Gupta, Indore MP, 2006,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00842
R. D. Prasad, Parbhani Maharashtra, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00852
Gupta, Rewa MP, 2006,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00843
R. D. Prasad, Chevella AP, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00853
Gupta Narsinghpur, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00844
R. D. Prasad, Mylaram AP, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00854
Gupta Narsinghpur, 2006,PDA, 2520C, MO
NAIMCC-F-00845
R. D. Prasad, Annigiri Karnataka, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00855
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri Chick pea, R. Saikia,
Varanasi, 2005, PDA, 2420C
40
NAIMCC-F-00856
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri Chick pea, D. K. Arora,
Laboratory of Applied Mycology BHU Varanasi, 2003,
PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02202
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-NRRL-32153
NAIMCC-F-02203
NAIMCC-F-02204
NAIMCC-F-02205
NAIMCC-F-02206
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-7, Plant, Chickpea,
S. C. Dubey, New Delhi, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02207
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-10, Root, Chickpea,
NAIMCC-F-02208
NAIMCC-F-02210
NAIMCC-F-02212
NAIMCC-F-02213
S. C. Dubey, New Delhi, 2010, PDA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-02214
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-49, Root,
NAIMCC-F-02867
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-72, Chickpea Root,
Vishwa Dhar, Raichur, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02868
Vishwa Dhar, Gulberga, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02869
Vishwa Dhar, Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh, 2010,
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02870
Vishwa Dhar, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02871
Vishwa Dhar, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02872
Vishwa Dhar, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02873
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-31,Chickpea Root,
Vishwa Dhar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, 2010,
PDA,2520C
NAIMCC-F-02874
Vishwa Dhar, Raipur, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02875
Vishwa Dhar, Amravati, Chhattisgarh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02215
Fusarium oxysporum f. Sp. ciceri FOC-53, Root,
NAIMCC-F-02876
Vishwa Dhar, Porbandar, Maharashtra, 2010, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02862
Vishwa Dhar, Banda, Utter Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02877
Vishwa Dhar, Dahod, Gujarat, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02863
Vishwa Dhar, Jaunpur, Utter Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02878
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-108, Chickpea
Root, Vishwa Dhar, IARI, Gujarat, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02864
Vishwa Dhar, Jhansi, Utter Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02879
Vishwa Dhar, Ropar, Punjab, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02865
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri FOC-100, Chickpea
Root, Vishwa Dhar, Kanpur dehat, Utter Pradesh, 2010,
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02880
Vishwa Dhar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02866
Vishwa Dhar, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02881
Vishwa Dhar, Ranchi, Jharhand, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00857
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceris CABI-259237, Cicer
arietinum, Y. L. Nene, Hyderabad India, CABI 1981, 2007,
PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
41
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00858
arietinum, M. P. Haware, 1979, Hyderabad, India, CABI
1980, 2007, PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00873
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRD-5,
Cucumber Root, Pratibha Sharma, Delhi, 2005, PDA,
2810C
NAIMCC-F-00859
arietinum, Y. L. Nene, Hyderabad, India, CABI 1981, 2007,
PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00874
Cucumber Root, Pratibha Sharma, Delhi, 2005, PDA,
2810C
NAIMCC-F-02209
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceris FOC-24, Root,
NAIMCC-F-00875
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CSWB1,nPratibha Sharma, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00860
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium 6,Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Banas Rajsthan, 2006, PDA, 2530C
NAIMCC-F-00876
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CSWB-2
Cucumber Root, Pratibha Sharma, Durgapur, 2006, PDA,
2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00861
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium 7, Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Alipur, UP, 2006, PDA, 2530C
NAIMCC-F-00862
Root, Pratibha Sharma Ujha UP, 2006,PDA, 2530C
NAIMCC-F-00863
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Tonk II Rajsthan, 2006, PDA,
2530C
NAIMCC-F-00864
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium 10 Cucumber,
Root, Pratibha Sharma, , Sikar Rajsthan, 2006, PDA,
2530C
NAIMCC-F-00865
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRB-2,
Cucumber Root Pratibha Sharma, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00866
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRA, Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Alipur, (U.P.), 2005, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00877
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CSWB-3,
2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00878
2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00879
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium P. Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Durgapur, 2006, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00880
2810C
NAIMCC-F-00881
Cucumber Root Pratibha Sharma, Durgapur, 2006,
PDA,2810C
NAIMCC-F-00867
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRU Cucumber
Root ,Pratibha Sharma, Vjhs (U.P.), 2005,PDA,2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00882
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CSWB-3, Pra
2810C
NAIMCC-F-00868
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRT-2,
Cucumber Root, Pratibha Sharma, (Tonk Rajasthan) 2005,
PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00883
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRWB-1
Cucumber, Pratibha Sharma, Durgapur, 2005, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00869
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRS, Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Sivar, Rajasthan, 2005, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00884
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRK-2,
Cucumber, Pratibha Sharma, Kutpoli, Rajasthan. 2006,
PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00870
Cucumber Root, Pratibha Sharma, CRD-1Delhi, 2005,
PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00871
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CRD-3 Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Delhi, 2005, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00830
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. dianthi CKAB011, carnation
plant, N Ramachandran, IIHR Banglore, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00831
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. dianthi CMHP01, carnation
plant, N Ramachandran, Puna Maharashtra, 2006,PDA,
2810C,
NAIMCC-F-00872
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium CSD-2,
Cucumber Root, Pratibha Sharma, Delhi , 2005, PDA,
2810C,.
NAIMCC-F-00832
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. gladioli GUPG01, gladiolus
corm, N Ramachandran, Ghagicbod & U.P., 2006, PDA,
2810C
42
NAIMCC-F-00885
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici RAF-1, K. K.
Pandey, Raipur, Chattisgarh, 2006, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00903
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici VA-F-18, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00886
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici TP-F-4 Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Agartala, Ttripura, 2006, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-00904
NAIMCC-F-00887
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici AM-F-1, Tamato,
K. K. Pandey, Siifilli, Chattisgarh, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00905
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici JP-F-1, Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Japur (Raj.), 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00888
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici RA-F-2, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Raipur, Chattisgarh, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00906
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici BH-F-2, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Bhuboneshwar, Orissa, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00889
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Tomato, K. K.
Pandey, Raipur, Chattisgarh, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00907
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici AS-F-3, Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Assam, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00890
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici BI-F-1, Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Bilaspur, Chattisgarh, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00908
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici AS-F-4,Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Kamrup, Assam, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00891
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici DU-F-1, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Durg, Chattisgarh, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00909
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici ASF-5 Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Guwahati, Assam, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00892
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici HY-F-1, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Haderabad, Andra Pradesh, 2005, PDA,
2810C
NAIMCC-F-00910
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici ASF-7 Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Kamrup, Assam, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00893
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici JO-F-2, Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Assam, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00894
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici NA-F-2, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Naria, West Bengal, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00895
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici AG-F-2, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Patiyala, Panjab, 2005, PDA, 28,10C
NAIMCC-F-00896
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Co-F-1, Tomato,
K.K. Pandey, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00897
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici CO-F-3, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00898
K. K. Pandey, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00899
NAIMCC-F-00900
NAIMCC-F-00901
NAIMCC-F-00902
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici GU-F-1, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, 2006, PDA,2810C
NAIMCC-F-00911
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici JAF-1 Tomato, K.
K. Pandey, Jabolpur, M.P., 2005, PDA,2810C
NAIMCC-F-00912
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici GO-F-1, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Gorakhpur (U.P.), 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00913
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici PA-F-1, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, West, Bengol, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00914
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici RO-F-1, Tomato,
K. K. Pandey, Patiala, Punjab, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-02780
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Va-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, IIVR, Varanasi, Utter Pradesh, 2009,
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02781
root, M. Loganathan, IIVR, Varanasi, Utter Pradesh,
2009,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02782
root, M. Loganathan, Korauta Bazar, Varanasi, Utter
Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02783
root, M. Loganathan, Miraban, Varanasi, Utter Pradesh,
2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02784
root, M. Loganathan, Badhainikala, Varanasi, Utter
43
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02785
root, M. Loganathan, Mindipatti, Varanasi, Utter Pradesh,
2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02786
root, M. Loganathan, Ramrajpur, Varanasi, Utter Pradesh,
2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02787
root, M. Loganathan, Majhawa Taras, Varanasi, Utter
NAIMCC-F-02788
root, M. Loganathan, Mishrapur, Varanasi, Utter Pradesh,
2009, PDA,2520C
NAIMCC-F-02789
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Va-10,
Tomato root, M. Loganathan, Ishwarpatti, Varanasi, Utter
NAIMCC-F-02790
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Co-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, 2009,
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02791
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02792
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02793
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Mi-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, Shikhad, Mirzapur, Utter Pradesh,
2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02794
root, M. Loganathan, Kanpur, Mirzapur, Utter Pradesh,
2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02795
root, M. Loganathan, Basaratpur, Mirzapur, Utter
NAIMCC-F-02796
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Ag-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, Alamgeer, Patiala, Punjab, 2009,
PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02797
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Ba-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, Banood, Patiala, Punjab, 2009, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02798
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici Fus-Bh-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, Bhuvaneshwar, Orrisa, 2009, PDA,
2520C
44
NAIMCC-F-02799
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici FWT-1, Tomato
root, M. Loganathan, Haryana, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02800
NAIMCC-F-02801
NAIMCC-F-02802
NAIMCC-F-02803
root, M. Loganathan, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02804
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02805
root, M. Loganathan, Punjab, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02806
2520C
NAIMCC-F-02807
2520C
NAIMCC-F-00915
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni Cucumber 1, Root,
Pratibha Sharma, Kot putli, Rajsthan, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00916
Pratibha Sharma Tonk Rajsthan, 2006, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00917
Pratibha Sharma Gurgaon Haryana, 2006, PDA, 2530C
NAIMCC-F-00918
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni MRK, Cucumber
Pratibha Sharma, Rajshthan, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00919
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni MRT-1, Cucumber
Root, Pratibha Sharma, Tonk, Rejasthan, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00920
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni MRD, Cucumber
Pratibha Sharma, Delhi, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00921
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni MRG, Cucumber
Pratibha Sharma, Gurgaon, Haryana, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00922
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni MRB-1, Cucumber
Pratibha Sharma, Bagpat, U.P.2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00923
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. pisi (van Hall) Snyder and
Hansen MTCC-2480, Potato Sucrose Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02001
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri ITCC-549, Cicer
arietinum, N. Prasad, Udaipur, 1942, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02002
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri ITCC-2791, Cicer
arietinum, N. Prasad, Udaipur, 1942, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-00924
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. carthami MS-25, stem & root
of sufflower, M.D. Rangnath, MPKV Maharastra, PDA,
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00925
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. carthami MS-27, Stem & root
of sufflower, M.D. Rangnath, MPKV Maharastra, 2007,
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00926
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00927
of sufflower, M.D. Rangnath,MPKV Maharastra, 2007,
PDA, 28+20C
NAIMCC-F-00928
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00929
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00930
PDA, 28+20C
NAIMCC-F-00931
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00932
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00933
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00934
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00935
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00936
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00937
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00938
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00939
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00940
of sufflower, MD Rangnath, MPKV Maharastra, 2007,
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00941
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00942
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. carthami MP-101, stem & root
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00943
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00944
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00945
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00946
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-00947
PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02003
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami MP-75, Stem& root
of Safflower ,
M. D. Rangnath, Bamori, 2008, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-00948
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cepae NRCOG-FO-1, Garlic
bulb(stored), R.P. Singh, NRCOG Pune, 2008, PDA,
21+1oC
45
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-00949
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. vesinfectum Isolate-1, P.D.
Mahajan, College of Agriculture, Pune, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00950
Mahajan, College of Agriculture, Puna, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00951
NAIMCC-F-00952
NAIMCC-F-00953
Mahajan, , College of Agriculture, Puna, 2008, PDA,
2820C
NAIMCC-F-00960
Fusarium pallidoroseum PDBC-Fp-2, Grubs of
Cnaphalocrosis medinalis, B. Ramanujam, Karai Kal, Pondi
Cherry, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-00961
Fusarium pallidoroseum Curcuma domestica rhizomes, R.
C. Tripathi New Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00962
Fusarium pallidoroseum Coccinia grandis leaves, R. C.
Tripathi New Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00963
Fusarium pallidoroseum (Cooke) Sacc. MTCC-2083, SNA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-00964
Fusarium proliferatum (mats.) Nirenberg MTCC-286,
Potato Sucrose Agar, 3020C, Testing for mould resistance
NAIMCC-F-02004
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.cucumarium Cucumber root,
P Sharma ,IARI New Delhi, 2005, PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00965
Fusarium sacchari CABI-375344, isolated from Saccharum
officinarum, India
NAIMCC-F-02005
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.meloni Cucumber root, P
Sharma ,IARI New Delhi, 2005, PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00966
Fusarium sacchari COP 3181 (Y) Sugercane, S. K.
Dattamajumder, Bihar, 2007
NAIMCC-F-02006
Fusarium oxysporum f. Sp.meloni Cucumber root, P
Sharma ,IARI New Delhi, 2005 ,PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00967
Fusarium sacchari BO 150 Sugercane, S. K.
Dattamajumder, Bihar, 2007
NAIMCC-F-02007
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.ricini FOR-50, Root, castor, M.
A. Raoof Nalgonda, Andhrapradesh, 2006, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-00968
Fusarium sacchari CO 7717 Sugercane (29), S. K.
Dattamajumder, Lucknow, 2007
NAIMCC-F-01913
Fusarium oxysposum SF018 Sorghum Das I. K.,
Osmanganj, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2008, Potato
NAIMCC-F-00969
Fusarium sacchari Sugercane S. K. Dattamajumder,
Lucknow, 2007,
NAIMCC-F-01883
Fusarium palhidoroseum SF070 Sorghum Das I. K.,
Indore, Madhya Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-00954
Fusarium pallidoroseum CABI-378606, isolated from
Anopheles stephensi; larva, India
NAIMCC-F-00955
Fusarium pallidoroseum MK-49, Chilli crop, M.K. Naik,
2006, Ambikapur Uttar Pradesh, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00956
Fusarium pallidoroseum WF(Cr)92, Cyperus rotundus, P.
Shreeram kumar, Jalandnar, Punjab 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00957
Fusarium pallidoroseum WF(Cr)93 Cyperus rotundus, P.
Shreeram kumar, 2008, Jalandnar, Punjab, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00958
Shreeram kumar, Jalandnar, Punjab, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00959
Shreeram kumar, Jalandnar, Punjab , 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-00970
Fusarium sacchari CO 422 B. S. Sugercane K.
Dattamajumder, Motipur, Bihar, 2007,
NAIMCC-F-00971
Fusarium sacchari COSE 2231 Sugercane, S. K.
Dattamajumder, Motipur, Bihar, 2007
NAIMCC-F-00972
Fusarium sacchari CO 422 Sugercane, S. K.
Dattamajumder, Motipur, Bihar, 2007
NAIMCC-F-00973
Fusarium sacchari COC 671 (5B) Sugercane, S. K.
Dattamajumder, Navsari, 2007
NAIMCC-F-00974
Fusarium sacchari CO 92121 , Sngorcone S. K.
Dattamajumder, Navsari, 2007
NAIMCC-F-00975
Fusarium sambucinum Fuckel MTCC-2085, Potato
Sucrose Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-00976
Fusarium solani CABI-293970, Pennisetum typhoideum, S.
Grisham, Kerimnagar India, CABI 1985, PSA, 250C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-00977
Fusarium solani CABI-358911, isolated from Rauwolfia
serpentina; stem, India
46
NAIMCC-F-00978
Fusarium solani MK-1, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Shahpur
Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00996
Fusarium solani MK-25, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik,
Hanamapur Raichur, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00979
Fusarium solani MK-2, Chilli crop, M.K.Naik,
Rabbanahalli Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00997
Fusarium solani MK-27, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Airapur
Raichur, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00980
Fusarium solani MK-3, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Gogi kona
Gulbarga, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00998
Gillesugur Raichur, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00981
Haranigere Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00999
Fusarium solani MK-31, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Tad
Tegnur Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00982
Fusarium solani MK-5, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, IIHR
Bangalore, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01000
Fusarium solani MK-34, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Adigellu
NAIMCC-F-00983
Fusarium solani MK-6, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Maddi
thanda Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01001
Melakunda Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00984
Fusarium solani MK-7, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Hulkal
Gulbarga, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01002
Fusarium solani MK-36, Chilli crop, M.K.Naik, Belur-2
NAIMCC-F-00985
Fusarium solani MK-9, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, B'gudi
UAS expt. Plot Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01003
Mandevala Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00986
Fusarium solani MK-11, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, UAS
Botany garden Dharwad, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01004
Meenajagi Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00987
Narendra Dharwad, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01005
Fusarium solani MK-45, Chilli crop, M.K. Naik,
Yethinagudda Dharwad, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00988
Fusarium solani MK-13, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, U.A.S
Entomology plot Dharwad, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01006
Fusarium solani MK-48, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Adoni
Andhra Pradesh, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-00989
Manadurga Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01007
Fusarium solani CRD, Cucumber root, Pratibha Sharma,
Delhi, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-00990
Sindhanur Raichur, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01008
Fusarium solani NRCOG-FS-1, Onion rhizosphere, R.P.
Singh, NRCOG Pune, 2008, PDA, 21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-00991
Fusarium solani MK-17, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Madraki1 Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01009
Fusarium solani Solanum tuberosum Rhizosphere, A. K.
Singh, , New Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00992
Fusarium solani MK-18, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Madarki2 Gulbarga, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01010
Fusarium solani Solanum tuberosum tubers, Rakesh
Kumar, Duddhi Sonebhadra, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00993
Mudaboola Gulbarga, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01011
Fusarium solani Brassica compestris var toria fruits, P. N.
Chowdhry New Delhi, 2003,PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00994
Fusarium solani MK-22, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Bicchali
Camp Raichur, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01012
Fusarium solani Solanum melongena fruits, Mukesh Yadav
Bhopal, 2005,PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-00995
Fusarium solani MK-24, Chilli crop, M. K. Naik, Gunjalli
Raichur, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01013
Fusarium solani Capsicum annuum roots, Rakesh Kumar,
Allahabad2004, PDA, 2420C
47
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01014
Fusarium solani Spinacea oleracea leaves, R. C. Tripathi,
Gazipur, 2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02081
Fusarium solani F-121, Guava root, A. K. Misra,
NAIMCC-F-01015
Fusarium solani Brassica campestris var. toria fruits, R. C.
Tripathi, Maunath Bhanjan, 2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02082
NAIMCC-F-01016
Fusarium solani Mushroom fruit body, D. K. Arora Solan
HP, 2005, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02083
NAIMCC-F-01017
Fusarium solani Solanum melongena L. fruit, D. K. Arora,
Maunath Bhanjan, 2004,PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02085
Fusarium solani F-21, Guava root, A. K. Misra, Lucknow,
2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-01018
Fusarium solani Citrus reticulata fruits, R. C. Tripathi
New Delhi, 2004, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02086
Fusarium solani F-7, Guava root, A. K. Misra, Lucknow,
2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-01019
Fusarium solani AKM-F3, Guava plant, A. K. Mishra
CISH Lucknow, 2005, PDA
NAIMCC-F-02183
Fusarium solani MCPLR-2, Plant, R. N. Kharwar,
NAIMCC-F-01020
Fusarium solani AKM-F4, Guava plant, A. K. Mishra
2005, CISH Lucknow, PDA
NAIMCC-F-02808
Fusarium solani FWC-1, Chilli root, M. Loganathan,
Utter Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01021
Fusarium solani AKMF-5, Guava plant, A. K. Mishra,
NAIMCC-F-02809
Fusarium solani FWC-2, Chilli root, M. Loganathan, Utter
NAIMCC-F-01022
Fusarium solani AKMF-7, Guava plant, A. K. Mishra
NAIMCC-F-02810
NAIMCC-F-02008
Fusarium solani F-4, Guava root, A. K. Mishra, 2008,
PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02811
NAIMCC-F-02009
Fusarium solani F-28, Guava root, A.K. Mishra, 2008,
PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02812
NAIMCC-F-02010
Fusarium solani F-82, Guava root, A.K. Misra, Lucknow,
2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-02813
Pradesh, 2009,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02011
Fusarium solani F-111, Guava root, A.K. Misra,
NAIMCC-F-02814
NAIMCC-F-02012
2008, PDA ,270C
NAIMCC-F-02815
NAIMCC-F-02013
2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-02816
NAIMCC-F-02014
NAIMCC-F-02817
NAIMCC-F-02015
NAIMCC-F-02818
NAIMCC-F-02016
2008, PDA, 270C
NAIMCC-F-02819
48
NAIMCC-F-02820
Punjab, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02838
Jammu and Kashmir, 2009, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02821
NAIMCC-F-02839
NAIMCC-F-02822
NAIMCC-F-02840
NAIMCC-F-02823
NAIMCC-F-02841
NAIMCC-F-02824
NAIMCC-F-01023
Fusarium solani (Martius) Sacc. MTCC-2082, Potato,
Sucrose Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02825
NAIMCC-F-01024
Sucrose Agar, 2520C, Shows antagonism but itself
pathogenic
NAIMCC-F-02826
NAIMCC-F-02827
NAIMCC-F-02828
NAIMCC-F-02829
Haryana, 2009,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02830
NAIMCC-F-02831
NAIMCC-F-02832
NAIMCC-F-02833
NAIMCC-F-02834
NAIMCC-F-02835
NAIMCC-F-02836
NAIMCC-F-02837
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01025
Sucrose Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01026
Sucrose Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01027
Sucrose Agar, 3020C
NAIMCC-F-01028
Sucrose Agar, 2520C, Production of cellulase
NAIMCC-F-01029
Fusarium sp. Fs 085 OR1, Sugarcane stalk tissue, Rasappa
Viswanathan Kattak, Orissa , 2005,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01030
Fusarium sp. Fs 003 PU1, Sugarcane stalk tissue, Rasappa
Viswanathan Hoshiyarpur, Punjab , 2005, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01031
Fusarium sp. Fs 006 GU6, Sugarcane stalk tissue, Rasappa
Viswanathan Navsari, Gujrat, 2005, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01032
Fusarium sporotrichioides Sherb. MTCC-2081, Potato
Sucrose Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01033
Fusarium spp. MRB,Cucumber root, Pratibha Sharma,
Bangalore, 2006, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-01034
Fusarium stilboides CABI-294142, Citrus medica var. acida,
Imphal India, CABI 1985, PSA, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01035
Fusarium tricinctum (Corda) Sacc. MTCC-2080, Potato
Sucrose Agar, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01036
Fusarium tumidum Sherb MTCC-2462, Potato Sucrose
Agar, 2520C, Type strain, Black light recommended for
sporulation
49
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01037
Fusarium tumidum Sherb. MTCC-2384, Potato Sucrose
Agar, 2520C, Black light recommended for sporulation
NAIMCC-F-01055
Fusarium udum 36,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla
Konkanahalli Sedam Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01038
Fusarium udum CABI-170431, Crotalaria verrucosa, A.
Husain, India, CABI 1973, PSA, 25 0C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01056
Venkatapura Chincholli Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01039
Fusarium udum CABI-193652, Cajanus indicus, Y. L. Nene,
Hyderabad 2007 India, CABI 1975, PSA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01057
Chandakapur Basavakalyani Bidar, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01040
Fusarium udum CABI-241426, Cicer arietinum, M. P.
Haware 1979, Hyderabad 2007 India, CABI 1980, PSA, 25
0
C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01058
Humnabad Humnabad Bidar, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01041
Fusarium udum 2,Pigeonpea plant, M. SaifullaChaudapur
Afzalpur Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01042
Fusarium udum 3,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Athanur
NAIMCC-F-01043
Fusarium udum 5,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Mannabad
NAIMCC-F-01044
Fusarium udum 9,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Hadalagi
Aland Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01045
Fusarium udum 10,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Hallapur
NAIMCC-F-01046
Fusarium udum 12,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Jidaga
NAIMCC-F-01047
Fusarium udum 14,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Khazuri
NAIMCC-F-01048
Fusarium udum 15,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Sirunuru
Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01049
Fusarium udum 4,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Auradh
Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01050
Fusarium udum 23,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Sengal
Jevargi Gulbarga, 2006,PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01051
Fusarium udum 24,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Shahabad
cross Jevargi Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01052
Thonasahalli Jevargi Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01053
Fusarium udum 31,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Varagal
Chittapur Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01054
Fusarium udum 35,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Neelahalli
Sedam Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
50
NAIMCC-F-01059
Dhannampalya Magadi Bangalore rural, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01060
Fusarium udum 77,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Khalya-3
Magadi Bangalore rural, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01061
Fusarium udum 106,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Magihalli
Titpur Tumkur, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01062
Fusarium udum 1,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Bendukur
Khammam, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01063
Reddygondamanapalli Veira Khammam, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01064
Fusarium udum 9,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Vebbaran
Veira Khammam, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01065
Daggupadu Inkallu Guntur, 2006,PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01066
Fusarium udum 14,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Kavur
Chilakalurpet Guntur, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01067
Rudrapada Narasaropet Guntur, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01068
Umeshwaram Kodangal Rangareddy, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01069
Kudureshwaram Kodangal Rangareddy, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01070
Nagireddypalli Kodangal Rangareddy, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01071
Fusarium udum 40,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Keralli
Vikarabad Rangareddy, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01072
Fusarium udum 4,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Thiruchi
Thiruchi, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01073
Thiruvarankulam Alangudi Pudukotti, 2006, PDA, 25280C
NAIMCC-F-01090
Fusarium udum Pigeon pea ,plant stem , M. Saifulla
Kanchanahalli Channarayapattana Hassan, 2006, PDA, 25280C
NAIMCC-F-01074
Fusarium udum 17,Pigeonpea plant, M. Saifulla Mahagar
cross Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 300C
NAIMCC-F-01091
Fusarium udum Pigeon pea, plant stem, M. Saifulla
Gandhigahalli Channarayapattana Hassan, 2006, PDA, 25280C
NAIMCC-F-01075
Fusarium udum 48, Pigeon pla M. Saifulla Koradampalli
Chincholli Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01076
Fusarium udum 51, Pigeon pla M. Saifulla Koravi
NAIMCC-F-01077
Fusarium udum 52, Pigeon pla , M. Saifulla Kudahalli
NAIMCC-F-01078
Fusarium udum 54, Pigeon pla M. Saifulla Hulasagooda
Chincholli Gulbarga, 2006, PDA, 25-280C, Kamu
NAIMCC-F-01079
Fusarium udum 59, Pigeon pea. M. Saifulla Nagaragere-1
Gouribidanur Kolar, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01080
Fusarium udum 60, Pigeon pea. M. Saifulla Nagaragere-2
NAIMCC-F-01081
Fusarium udum 61, Pigeon pea. M. Saifulla Kottapalli
NAIMCC-F-01082
Fusarium udum 62, Pigeon pea. M. Saifulla
Vidurashwattha Gouribidanur Kolar, 2006, PDA, 25-280C,
Karnataka
NAIMCC-F-01083
Fusarium udum 63, Pigeon pea. M. Saifulla Venkatapur
Bagepalli Kolar, Karnataka, 2006, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01084
Fusarium udum 64, Pigeon pea. M. Saifulla Chitravathi
Chikkaballapur Kolar, Karnataka ,2006, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01085
Fusarium udum 71, Pigeon pla. M. Saifulla Sadenahalli
Bangalore rural, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01086
Fusarium udum 64. Pigeon pea, M. Saifulla Chodenahalli
Nagamangala Mandya, Karnataka , 2006, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01087
Fusarium udum Pigeon pea , stem M. Saifulla Hosur
Channarayapattana Hassan , GKVK, Bangalore 2006,
PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01092
Fusarium udum Pigeon pea plant stem, M. Saifulla
Holenarasipura Holenarasipura Hassan, 2006, PDA, 25280C
NAIMCC-F-01093
Metalakuntapalli Kodangal Rangareddy, 2006, PDA, 25280C
NAIMCC-F-01094
Warangal, Andhra Pradash , 2006, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01095
Fusarium udum Fu-5, Pigeon pea root, J. P. Upadhyay
Dholi Bihar, 2006, PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01096
Dholi Bihar, 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01097
Dholi Bihar , 2006,PDA, 25-280C
NAIMCC-F-01098
Fusarium udum RF 3, Pigeon pea Stem, Parimal Sinha,
Jnalwar, Rajasthan , 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01099
Fusarium udum P-3, Pigeon pea Stem, Parimal Sinha,
2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01100
Fusarium udum FU-1,Pigeonpea root, J. P. Upadhyay,
Lautan, Muzaffarpur 2005, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-01101
Ajimchak, Patna, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01102
Fatehpur, patna, 2005, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-01103
Katari, Patna , 2005,PDA,2810C,
NAIMCC-F-01104
Pusa, Form, Samastipur, Bihar, 2005, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01088
Fusarium udum 65 Pigeon pea, plant stem,M. Saifulla
Udayapur Channarayapattana Hassan, Bangalore ,
2006,PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01105
Fusarium udum Pigeonpea root, J. P. Upadhyay, 2005,
Banka, Bihar, PDA, 2810C,
NAIMCC-F-01089
Fusarium udum 86 Pigeon pea, plant stem , M. Saifulla
Kandali Channarayapattana Hassan, 2006, PDA, 25-280C,
NAIMCC-F-01106
Dalsingh Sarai, Bihar, 2005, PDA, 2810C,
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Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01107
Fusarium udum APFU-67, Pigeon pea plant stem,
Kichvala, M. Saifulla, UAS Bangalore, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01108
Fusarium udum TNFU-6, Pigeon Pea, plant stem, Saifulla
M, Coimbatora, Tamil, Nadu, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01109
Fusarium udum APFU-73, Pigeon Pea, plant stem, M.
Saifulla, Kurnool Andhra Pradesh, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01110
Fusarium udum KFU-126, Pigeon Pea, plant stem, M.
Saifulla, Mysore Karnataka, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01111
Fusarium udum KFU-148, Pigeon Pea, plant stem,
Saifulla M, Rai chur Karnataka, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01112
Fusarium udum KFU-159,Pigeon pea, plant stem, M.
Saifulla, Bijapur Karnataka, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01113
Fusarium udum APFU-66, Pigeon pea, plant stem, M.
Saifulla, Mahaboob Nagar A.P., 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01114
Fusarium udum MSFU-13, Pigeon pea, plant stem, M.
Saifulla, Pune, Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01115
Fusarium udum MSFU-3, Pigeon pea, Pigeon pea ,plant
stem, Kichvala, M. Saifulla, Akola Maharashtra , 2006,
PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01124
Fusarium udum FU-91, Pigeonpea stem basal part, JP
Upadhayay, Sangbaria, Garhwa, Jharkhand , 2007, PDA,
26+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01125
Upadhayay, Dauulatabad, Murshidabad , 2007, PDA,
26+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01126
Fusarium udum On Chick pea rhizosphere, R. C. Tripathi
Varanasi, 2004,PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02017
Fusarium udum Pigeonpea stem, M. Saifulla, Gulbarga,
Karnatka, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02018
Fusarium udum RF-6, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Dolpur,
Rajasthan, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02019
Fusarium udum RF-11, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Dolpur,
NAIMCC-F-02020
Fusarium udum H-1, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Hisar,
Haryana, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02021
Fusarium udum HF-3, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Rohtak,
NAIMCC-F-02022
Fusarium udum HF-5, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Jhagger,
NAIMCC-F-01116
Fusarium udum MSFU-4, Pigeon pea, plant Stem,
Kichvala, M. Saifulla, Hatua, Maharashtra, 2006, PDA,
2810C
NAIMCC-F-02023
Fusarium udum HF-6, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Bhiwani,
NAIMCC-F-01117
Fusarium udum MSFU-1, Pigeon pea, plant Stem, M.
Saifulla, Anand Nagar Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-02024
Fusarium udum HF-7, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Sonipat,
NAIMCC-F-01118
Saifulla, Parbhani, Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-02025
Fusarium udum HF-9, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Bhiwani,
NAIMCC-F-01119
Saifulla,Beed District , Maharashtra , 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-02026
NAIMCC-F-01120
Fusarium udum MSFU-12, Pigeon pea , plant Stem M.
Saifulla, Kopergaon, Maharashtra, 2006, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-02027
NAIMCC-F-01121
Fusarium udum FU-83, Pigeonpea stem basal part, J.P.
Upadhayay, Tandawa, Garhwa, Jharkhand , 2007, PDA,
26+1oC
NAIMCC-F-02028
Fusarium udum HF-23, Pigeonpea, Sinha Primal, Rohtak,
NAIMCC-F-01122
Upadhayay, Lakhia, Garhwa, Jharkhand, 2007, PDA,
26+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01123
Upadhayay, Sangbaria, Garhwa, Jharkhand, 2007, PDA,
26+1oC
52
NAIMCC-F-02029
Fusarium udum HF-25, Pigeonpea, Sinha, Primal,
Faridabad, Haryana, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02842
Fusarium udum F3, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar, IIPR
Kanpur, Utter Pradesh, 2010,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02843
Fusarium udum NF16, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Varanasi, Utter Pradesh, 2010,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02844
Aligarh, Utter Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01127
Fusarium udum E. Butler MTCC-2755, Potato Sucrose
Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02845
Bahraich, Utter Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01128
Fusarium ventricosum CABI-298444, Hibiscus esculentus,
K. Mathur, Chomu India, CABI 1986, PSA, 250C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02846
Allahabad, Utter Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02847
Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, 2010,PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02848
Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02849
Fusarium udum Fu12, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Mujaffarpur, Bihar, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02850
Ranchi, Jharkhand, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02851
Berhampur, West Bengal, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02852
Fusarium udum H1, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Hissar, Haryana, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02853
Fusarium udum P3, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Faridkot, Punjab, 2010, PDA,2520C
NAIMCC-F-02854
Fusarium udum ICRISAT-1, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa
Dhar, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA,2520C
NAIMCC-F-02855
Fusarium udum AP5, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02856
Fusarium udum AP7, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02857
Fusarium udum KA8, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Banglore, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02858
Fusarium udum KA14, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Gulberga, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02859
Fusarium udum Akola1, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Aloka, Maharashtra, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02860
Fusarium udum MSF4, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Latur, Maharashtra, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-02861
Fusarium udum MSF14, Pigeon pea Stem, Vishwa Dhar,
Badnapur, Maharashtra, 2010, PDA, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01129
Fusariun solani F4, Pototo root, A.K. Misra, CISH
NAIMCC-F-01130
Fusariun solani F28, Pototo root, A.K. Misra, CISH
NAIMCC-F-01131
Fusariun solani F59, Potato root, A.K. Misra, CISH
NAIMCC-F-01132
NAIMCC-F-01133
NAIMCC-F-01134
NAIMCC-F-02438
Fusrium udum CABI-205517, Cajanus indicus, Y. L. Nene,
Hyderabad, India, 1976, PSA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01135
Ganoderma lucidium (Leysser) Karsten MTCC-1039, Malt
Extract Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01136
Ganoderma lucidum G11, Arecanut Fruiting body, R.
Lyer and M. Gunasekaran Hirehalli Tumkur, 2006, PDA,
2710C
NAIMCC-F-01137
Ganoderma lucidum G14, Arecanut root, R. Lyer and M.
Gunasekaran Kamroop Assam, 2006, PDA, 2710C
NAIMCC-F-01138
Lyer and M. Gunasekaran Paadi Kasaragod, 2006, PDA,
2710C
NAIMCC-F-01139
Ganoderma lucidum G19, Arecanut root, R. Lyer and M.
Gunasekaran Kayyur Kasaragod, 2006, PDA, 2710C
NAIMCC-F-01140
Lyer and M. Gunasekaran Kamroop Assam, 2006, PDA,
2710C
NAIMCC-F-01141
Lyer and M. Gunasekaran Coimabatore, 2006, PDA, 2710C
NAIMCC-F-01142
Lyer and M. Gunasekaran Coimabatore, 2006,PDA, 2710C
53
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01143
NAIMCC-F-01158
Gilbertella persicaria CABI-273341, Phylloplane, D. S.
Chatel, Durg India, CABI 1983, MA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01144
NAIMCC-F-01159
Gilbertella persicaria CABI-280841, Psidium guajava, V. N.
Pathak, India, CABI 1983, RDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01145
NAIMCC-F-02442
Gilbertella persicaria CABI-207368, Mangifera indica, S.
S. Prasad, Bhiar, India, RDA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01146
NAIMCC-F-01160
Gilmaniella humicola CABI-129794, J. N. Rai 1967,
Lucknow India, CABI 1967, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01147
NAIMCC-F-01161
Glioc1adium virens CABI-295989, S. Chaudhuri, 230C,
Waste from alkali pulp manufacture from rice straw, W.
Bengal, India, 1985, PCA, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01148
NAIMCC-F-02104
Ganoderma lucidum CAW-17, Stem base, Acasia, S. K.
Singh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01149
Gelasinospora indica CABI-120719, Soil, J. N. Rai India,
1966, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02147
Geomyces sp. Soil, A.K. Srivastava, Leh, ladhak,
Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009, YMAgar, 40C
NAIMCC-F-01150
Georgefischeria riveae CABI-105386, isolated from Rivea
hypocrateriformis, India
NAIMCC-F-01151
Geosmithia lavandula CABI-141053, isolated from air,
India
NAIMCC-F-01152
Geotrichum candidum CABI-190582, Stored fruit of Citrus
reticulata, K. V. Shankhapal, India, 1975, MA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01153
Geotrichum candidum CABI-190583, Fruit of Psidium
guajava, K. V. Shankhapal Nagpur India, 1975, MA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01154
Geotrichum candidum CABI-190584, Dung of buffalo, K.
V. Shankhapal Nagpur India, 1975,MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01155
Geotrichum candidum CABI-190585, Soil, K. V.
Shankhapal Nagpur India, 1975,MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02380
Geotrichum candidum CABI-190585, Soil, K. V.
Shankhapal, India, 1975, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01156
Gilbertella persicaria CABI-207368, RDA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01157
Gilbertella persicaria CABI-234001, Ficus carica, M. K.
Das Gupta, India, CABI 1979, RDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
54
NAIMCC-F-01162
Gliocephalotrichum bulbilium CABI-199804, Uma
Pandey, India, CABI 1976, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01163
Gliocephalotrichum bulbilium CABI-141880, isolated
from Pyrus malus, India
NAIMCC-F-02337
Gliocephalotrichum bulbilium CABI-199804, Almore,
Uma Pandey, India, 1976, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02030
Gliocladium penicillioides Phyllosphere of Schima
wallichii, R. R. Pandey, Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-01164
Gliocladium roseum CABI-068997, Arachis hypogaea, M. S.
Kang, India, CABI 1957, PDA, CZ, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01165
Gliocladium sp. CABI-316347, Soil, K.A. Nanaya, India,
IMI 1987, OA, PCA, PDA, 23C HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01166
Gliocladium sp. CABI-316583, OA, PCA, PDA, 23C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01167
Gliocladium virens CABI-299583, Fruit body of
mushroom, S. C. Bhardwaj, Solan Himachal Pradesh
India, CABI 1986, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01168
Gliocladium virens CABI-342970, Soil, Imphal Manipur
India, CABI 1990, PCA, 220C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01169
Gliocladium virens CABI-304061,Soil, Pantnagar India,
CABI 1986, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01170
Gliomastix CABI-354106, polluted water, A. Durgapal,
Naini Tal & Bhim Tal lakes, India, IMI 1992, PCA, 23C,
NAIMCC-F-01171
Gliomastix musicola CABI-078646, Soil around
rhizosphere of tea plant, C. S. Venkata Ram, India, CABI
1959, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01172
Gliomastix novae-zelandiae CABI-168021, Compositae,
S. C. Shrotri, Aligarh India, CABI 1972, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01185
Glomerella cingulata CABI-343610, Excoecaria agallocha, S.
Bera, Calcutta India, CABI 1990, MA, OA, PCA, 250C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01173
Gliomastix novae-zelandiae CABI-168027, Compositae,
S. C. Shrotri, Aligarh India, CABI 1972, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01186
Glomerella cingulata CABI-344280, Fruit of Psidium
guajava, Udaipur Rajasthan India, CABI 1991, MA, OA,
PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02266
Gliomastix Novae-zelandiae CABI-168027, Compositae,
S. C. Shrotri, Aligarh, India, 1972, PCA, TWA+W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01187
Glomerella cingulata CABI-344281, Fruit of Psidium
guajava, K.D. Patel, Udaipur Rajasthan India, CABI 1991,
MA, OA, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02411
Gliomastix Novae-Zelandiae CABI-168021, Compositae,
S.C. Shrotri, Aligarh, India, 1972, PCA, TWA+W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01174
Gloeocercospora sorghi CABI-165194 Sorghum vulgare, G.
S. Rawla 1971, India, CABI 1972, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01175
Gloeocercospora sorghi CABI-1806789g, Sorghum, R.S.
Mathur, Meerut India, CABI 1974, PCA, OA, 23C,
NAIMCC-F-01176
Gloeophyllum trabeum (Pers.) Murrill MTCC-355, PDA,
2520C
NAIMCC-F-01177
Gloeosporium theae-sinensis CABI-084792, Camellia
sinensis, S. W. Bhargava, Allahabad India, CABI 1961,
CMA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01178
Glomerella CABI-351900, Cocos nucifera: leaf spot, M.K.
Babu Jan 1992, Andarman & Nicobar Islands, IMI 1992,
PCA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-01179
Glomerella cingulata CABI-343600, Derris scandens,
Calcutta India, CABI 1990, MA, OA, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01180
Glomerella cingulata CABI-084384, Saccharum officinarum,
H. Singh, New Delhi India, CABI 1961, CMA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01181
Glomerella cingulata CABI-343604, Excoecaria agallocha, S.
Bera, Calcutta India, CABI 1990, MA, OA, PCA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01182
Glomerella cingulata CABI-343605, Ipomoea pes-caprae,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01188
Glomerella cingulata CABI-345261, Cassia siamea, Raipur
India, CABI 1991, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01189
Glomerella cingulata CABI-351481, Acacia planifrons:
shoot tip, A. Kumar 21 SEP 91, Sirumugai, Coimbatore,
Tamilnadu India, CABI 1992, MA, OA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01190
Glomerella cingulata CABI-351902, Bombax malabaricum:
leaf spot, M.K.Babu, Jan 92, Andaman & Nicobar Island
India, CABI 1992, MA, OA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01191
Glomerella cingulata CABI-351996, Citrus sinensis: Fruit,
S.I. Godara 1991, Sri Ganganagar Rajasthan India, PCA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-01192
Glomerella cingulata CABI-352154, Eupatorium: leaf spot,
M.K.Babu, Jan 92, Andaman & Nicobar Island India, CABI
1992, MA, OA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01193
Glomerella cingulata CABI-352156, Eupatorium: leaf spot,
M.K.Babu, Jan 92, Andaman & Nicobar Island India, CABI
1992, MA, OA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01194
Glomerella cingulata CABI-353942, Morus alba: leaf spot
on living leaf, T. Philip Feb92, Mysore Karnataka India,
IMI 1992, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01195
Glomerella cingulata CABI-144061, isolated from Prunus
armeniaca, India
NAIMCC-F-01196
Glomerella cingulata CABI-348460, isolated from
Acanthus ilicifolius; leaf spot on living leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01197
Glomerella cingulata CABI-357075, isolated from Carica
papaya; rotted fruit, India
NAIMCC-F-01183
Glomerella cingulata CABI-343608, Ceriops sp., S. Bera,
India, CABI 1990, MA, OA, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01198
Eichhornia crassipes; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01184
Glomerella cingulata CABI-343609, Saccharum muja,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01199
Avicennia; leaf spot on living leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01200
Parthenium hysterophorus; leaf
55
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01201
Glomerella cingulata CABI-359878, isolated from Cassia
angustifolia; leaf spot, India
NAIMCC-F-02110
Griffola frondosa Wood, R. C. Upadhyay, Pauri,
Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-01202
Glomerella cingulata CABI- 362328, isolated from Achras
zapota; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01216
Guignardia heveae CABI-155981, ATCC-28562, Leaf of
Hevea sp., India, CABI 1972, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01203
Glomerella cingulata CABI-383016, isolated from Hevea
brasiliensis; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01217
Gymnascella citrina CABI-187321, Clinical source, G. F.
Orr, Calcutta India, CABI 1974, RDA, PCA, PDA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01204
Glomerella cingulata CABI-383017, isolated from Hevea
brasiliensis; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01205
Glomerella phyllanthi CABI-122826, Phyllanthus acidus,
H. Surendran Poona India, 1966, CMA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01206
Glomerrela cingulata CABI-352870, Eugenia caryophylla, J.
Thomos, , Kerala India, 1992, MA, OA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01207
Glomerrela cingulata CABI-352911, Carica papaya,
Manjusha 08 Dec 90, Sagar market Sagar M.P. India, IMI
1992, OA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02304
Gymnascella citrina CABI-187321, clinicalsource, G. F.
Orr, Calcutta, India, 1974, RDA, PCA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01218
Gymnascella dankaliensis CABI-118522, ATCC-16192,
CBS-369.65, HACC 162, Saline soil, M. J. Thirumalachar
1964, Poona India, CABI 1966, PCA 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01219
Gymnascella dankaliensis CABI-119450, CBS-294.66,
ATCC-16653, HACC 198, Soil, M. J. Thirumalachar 1957,
Poona India, CABI 1966, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01208
Gonatobotryum apiculatum CABI-343483, Seed of
Amaranthus, K. I. Wilson, India, CABI 1991, MA, 230C, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01220
Gymnascella hyalinospora CABI-099725, CBS-548.72,
NRRL-2881, IHEM 3416, Dung of Guinea pig, G. R. Ghosh
G. F. Orr, Cuttack Orissa India, 1959,MCZ, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01209
Gongroncella butleri CABI-183292, Cocos nucifera, C.
Kuriam, Krishnapuram India, CABI 1974, PDA MCZ MGT
23C DL
NAIMCC-F-01221
Gymnascella marginispora CABI-318824, Soil, B. S. Vijaya
kumar, Anantapur Andhra Pradesh India, CABI 1987, OA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01210
Gonytrichum macrocladum CABI-060230, Soil, B. K.
Bakshi 1955, Dehradun India, CABI 1955, PCA, PDA, 23
0
C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01222
Gymnascella nodulosa CABI-168760, ATCC-15318, CBS577.63, QM-8527, IFO-31789, NRRL-2882, Dung of Guinea
pig, G. R. Ghosh, G. F. Orr, Orissa India, CABI 1972, PDA,
RDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01211
Gonytrichum macrocladum CABI-278340, Soil, R. N.
Verma, Shillong India, CABI 1983, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01223
Gymnascella nodulosa CABI-168761, Dung of mouse, G.
F. Orr, Orissa India, CABI 1972, RDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02393
Gonytrichum macrocladum CABI-278340, Soil, R. N.
Verma, Shilong, India, 1983, PCA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02302
Gymnascella nodulosa CABI-168760, Cavia porcellus,
dung, G. R. Ghosh, Orissa, India, 1972, PDA, RDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01212
Graphium penicillioides CABI-161795, Forest soil, R. Rao,
Vikarabad India, CABI 1972, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01224
Gymnoascoideus petalosporus CABI-187322, Soil, G. F.
Orr, India, CABI 1974, RDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01213
Graphium penicillioides CABI-322197, Abutilon indicum,
Poonam P85, India, CABI 1988, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01225
Gymnoascoideus petalosporus CABI-321124, Aves:
feather, Jabalpur India, CABI 1988, OA, 23C < BL
NAIMCC-F-01214
Graphium putredinis CABI-321128, soil, H. Malviya 24,
Jabalpur India, CABI 1988, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01226
Gymnoascus alatosporus CABI-169642, CBS-457.73,
Rhizosphere of Vigna sinensis, K. Natarajan, Madras India,
CABI 1972, PCA, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01215
Greeneria uvicola CABI-214095, Vitis vinifera, K. R.
Reddy, India, CABI 1977, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02420
Greeneria uvicola CABI-214095, Vitis vinifera, K. R.
Reddy, India, 1977, MA, 230C.
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NAIMCC-F-01227
Hansfordia pulvinata CABI-144302a, isolated from
Cercospora leucadis, India
NAIMCC-F-01228
Hansfordia pulvinata CABI-144303, isolated from
Zizyphus jujuba, India
NAIMCC-F-01242
Hyphomucor assamensis CABI-210192, Soil, G.
Satyanarayana India, 1977, MA, 250C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01230
Helminthosporium compactum Karst. MTCC-351, PDA,
3020C, MO
NAIMCC-F-02314
Hyphomucour assamensis CABI-210192, soil, G.
Satyanarayana, India, 1977
NAIMCC-F-02162
Helminthosporium oryzae K-4, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-01243
Hypocopra hypocoproides CABI-128460, Decaying plant
twig, J. N. Rai 1967, Lucknow India, CABI 1967, PDA MA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02163
Helminthosporium oryzae C-4, R.D. Seed, A. B. Dash,
Cuttack, Orissa, 2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-01231
Heterocephalum aurantiacum CABI-131684, Soil, K. T.
Jacob, 1968, India, CABI 1968, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01229
Hansfordia pulvinata CABI-146915, isolated from
Cercospora, India
NAIMCC-F-02169
Hypocrea lixxi TGN1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna Kumar,
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 2009, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02172
Hypocrea lixxi TJP1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna Kumar,
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 2009, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01232
Heterocephalum aurantiacum CABI-276848a, A. C.
Pathak, Khandwa India, CABI 1983, PDA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02173
Hypocrea orientalis TMC1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna
Kumar, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 2009, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01233
Heterocephalum aurantiacum CABI-181705, soil, M.N.
Gupta 1074, India or USA, CABI 1974, ATCC 36778; CBS
101.79; TWA+W, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02494
Hypocreales sp. BPS-13, Mustard Rhizospere soil, Bhim
280C
NAIMCC-F-01234
Heteroconium chaetospira CABI-244949, Soil, S.
Zachariah, India, CABI 1980, PCA, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01244
Hypoxylon CABI-340985, Bambusa bambos, U. Belapurkar,
Aug 89, Pariyat tank, Jabalpur, M.P., India, IMI 1990, OA,
25C
NAIMCC-F-01235
Hirsutella thompsonii CABI-382199, isolated from
Eriophyes guerreronis, India
NAIMCC-F-01236
Hirsutella thompsonii F.E. Fisher MTCC-2339, Potato
Carrot Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01237
Humicola fuscoastra CABI-093724, Soil, OA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01238
Humicola grisea CABI-100946, Soil, CABI 1963, OA, PCA,
MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02464
Humicola grisea G-4, Compost, B. Vijay, Solan, Himachal
Pradesh , 2010, Yeast Starch Agar medium, 450C.
NAIMCC-F-01239
Humicola insolens Cooney and Emer. MTCC-564, YpSS
Agar, 3720C
NAIMCC-F-02465
Humicola rusoleus I-33, Compost, B. Vijay, Solan
Himachal Pradesh, 2010, Yeast Starch Agar medium, 450C.
NAIMCC-F-01240
Hyalodendron lignicola Diddens MTCC-917, Malt Extract
Agar MEA20A, 2520C, Treatment of spent sulphite liquor
NAIMCC-F-01241
Hymenopsis trochiloides CABI-206198, Lens culinaris, H.
K. Saxena, India, CABI 1976, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02462
Hymenopsis trochiloides CABI-206198, Lens culinare, H.
K. Saxena, India, 1976, PCA, 230C,
NAIMCC-F-02107
Inonotus patouillardii CAW-14, Stem base, prosopis
aineraria, S. K. Singh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 2008,
PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01245
Isaria felina CABI-247166, I. J. Joshi, Gwalior India, CABI
1980, PCA, MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02470
Issatchankia orientalis 3, Sugarcane juice, Harinder
Singh Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab, 2010, YMA, 350C
NAIMCC-F-02255
Issatchenkia oriental Io01, Faasur, S. S. Kanwer, Sangla,
NAIMCC-F-02256
Issatchenkia oriental Io04, Apple wine, S. S. Kanwer,
Sangla, Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02257
Issatchenkia oriental Io05,Apple wine, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-01246
Keratinophyton terreum CABI-108689, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01247
Keratinophyton terreum CABI-147544, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01248
Kernia bifurcotricha CABI-141564, isolated from
Macropus; dung, India
57
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01249
Khuskia oryzae CABI-082764, Elettaria cardamomum, 1960
K. S. Bilgrami, India, CABI 1960, OA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01250
Kirkomyces cordensis CABI-211278, CBS-223.63, NRRL2987, NRRL-A-11530, RSA-12222, Forest soil, B. S.
Mehrotra 1962, Allahabad India, CABI 1977, MA, 230C,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02307
Kirkomyces cordensis CABI-211278, forest soil, B. S.
Mehrotra, Allhabad, India, 1963, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01251
Lecanicillium psalliotae CABI-179841, isolated from
Aves; decomposing feather, India
NAIMCC-F-01252
Lecythophora mutabilis (v. Beyma) W. Gams and Mc
Ginnis MTCC-2555, Malt Extract Agar, 2520C, Arsenic,
chromium, copper and creosote tolerant
NAIMCC-F-01260
Macrophomina phaseolina CABI-263176, Vigna
1aconitiflius, Saroj Singh, India, CABI 1982, PDA, 230C, BL,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01261
Macrophomina phaseolina CABI-277878, Seed of
Sesamum sp., Dr. Patil, Gujarat India, CABI 1983, PDA,
230C, BL, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01262
Macrophomina phaseolina CABI-312908, stem of
Sesamum indicum, U.S. Mishra (US 874), Bareilly India,
CABI 1987, OA 23C 1 week, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01263
Macrophomina phaseolina CABI-179649, R. Dayal, India,
CABI 1974, PDA TWA+W, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01264
Macrophomina phaseolina CABI-387291, isolated from
Chlorophytum borivilianum; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-02111
Lentinus squarrosulus Wood, R. C. Upadhyay, Kerala,
2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-01265
Macrophomina phaseolina MP-2, Safflower, R.D. Prasad,
2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01253
Lentinus tigrinus (Bull.) Fr. MTCC-1043, MA, 2520C,
Monokaryotic
NAIMCC-F-01266
Andhra Pradesh, 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01254
Leptodontidium elatius var. elatius CABI-249760,
Saccharum officinarum, M. B. Bachchhav, India, CABI 1980,
MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01267
Andhra Pradesh 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-02496
Leptosphaeria sp. BPS-26, soil, Bhim Pratap Singh,
Mizoram University, Mizoram, 2010, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01255
Leptoxyphium CABI-320557, Diospyros melanoxylon, S.
Saksena, India, IM 05/11/87, DAOM 166, 438, MA 25C 7
days
NAIMCC-F-02114
Leucocoprinus sp. Soil, R. C. Upadhyay, Pauri,
Uttarakhand 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-01256
Linderina pennispora CABI-150888, NRRL-3781, U. Baijal,
India, CABI 1970, YPSS, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02449
Linderina pennispora CABI-150888, U. Baijal, India, 1970,
YPSS, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01257
Lophotrichus bartlettii CABI-291958, Seed of pea, S. L.
Chowdhery, Jaipur India, CABI 1985, PCA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01258
Lophotrichus bartlettii CABI-350404, isolated from
Lycopersicon esculentum; fruit, India
NAIMCC-F-01259
Lophotrichus bartlettii CABI-372026, isolated from
Terminalia catappa; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-02342
Lophotrichus bartlettii CABI-291958, Pisum seed, S.L.
58
NAIMCC-F-01268
Andhra Pradesh, 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01269
Macrophomina phaseolina MP-11, Safflower, R.D.
Prasad, 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01270
NAIMCC-F-01271
NAIMCC-F-01272
NAIMCC-F-01273
Prasad, Karnafalea 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01274
Macrophomina phaseolina MP-19, Sofflower R.D. Prasad,
Karnafalea, 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01275
Macrophomina phaseolina MP-20, Sofflower R.D.
Prasad,Andhra Pradesh 2007, PDA, 28+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01276
NAIMCC-F-01277
NAIMCC-F-02073
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-17, Insect Shimoga, B.
Ramanujam, Karnataka, 2009, (SDYA), 250C.
NAIMCC-F-01278
NAIMCC-F-01291
Metarhizium anisopliae CABI-152223, Ambrosia beetle
(scolytid), Mudigere India, 1971, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-01279
NAIMCC-F-01280
Macrophomina phaseolina NRCOG-MP-1, Onion leaf,
R.P.Singh,NRCOG Puna, 2007, PDA, 2120C
NAIMCC-F-02436
Macrophomina phaseolina CABI-277878, Sesamum, seed,
Patil, Gujrat, India, 1983, PDA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01281
Malbranchea sulfurea CABI-337352, Compost, India,
CABI 1990, PCA, 45C, LY (10% sk. Milk + 5% inositol)
NAIMCC-F-01282
Massariothea shawiae CABI-348607, isolated from soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01283
Melanocarpus thermophiles CABI-375408, isolated from
Soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01284
Melanospora singaporensis Morinaga, Minoura and
Udagawa MTCC-1336, Malt Yeast Agar, 2520C, Type
strain
NAIMCC-F-01285
Melanospora zamiae CABI-062569a, Saccharum
officinarum, M. N. Kamat1956, India, 1956, PCA, OA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01286
Melanospora zamiae CABI-316844, stem of Zea mays,
India, IMI 1987, OA, 23C < 3 weeks, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01287
Memnoniella echinata CABI-016201, Cotton fabric, S. N.
Basu 1943, India, 1947, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01288
Memnoniella echinata CABI-204547, Sesamum indicum, T.
Prasad, India, 1976, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02273
Memnoniella echinata CABI-204547, Sesamum indicum,
T. Prasad, India, 1976, PDA, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01289
Memnoniella levispora CABI-255547, Soil, S. Chauhan,
India, 1981, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01290
Merimbla ingelheimense CABI-242204, Seed of Brassica
campestris var. sarson, J. P. Jain, India, 1979, MCZ CZ, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02493
Metacrodyceps sp. BPS-1, Dhania Rhizospere soil, Bhim
280C
NAIMCC-F-01292
Metarhizium anisopliae CABI-375858, isolated from leaf
miner; larva, India
NAIMCC-F-01293
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-1, soil from tomato
crop, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008,SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01294
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-2, Larvae of Amasacta
albistriga, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01295
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-3, Grubs of Oryctes
rhinocerous, B Ramanujam, Davangere, Karnataka,
Kasaragod, Kerala 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01296
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-4, Grubs of
Plocaederus ferrugineus, B Ramanujam, Dakshina
Kannada Karnataka, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01297
Holotrichia serrata, B Ramanujam, Coimbatore,
Tamilnadu, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01298
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-6, Larvae of Plutella
xylostella, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01299
Odoiporus longicollis, B Ramanujam, Anand, Gujarat,
2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01300
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-8, Grubs of Basilepta
fulvicorne, B Ramanujam, Idukki, Kerala, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01301
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-9, Grubs of Oryctes
rhinocerous, B Ramanujam, Chennai, Tamilnadu, 2008,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01302
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-10, Larvae of Chilo
Partellus, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01303
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-11, Larvae of Agrotis
ipsilon, B Ramanujam, PDBC Guwahati Assam, 2008,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01304
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-13, Coconut, B
Ramanujam, Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, 2008,SDYA, 250C
59
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01305
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-14, Soil from tomato,
B Ramanujam, Jorhat, Assam, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01306
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-15, soil from termite
mounds from tea garden, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore,
2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01307
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-16, Pupae of
Brahmina sp. from potato fallow fields, B Ramanujam,
Solan, Himachal Pradesh, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01308
Metarhizium anisopliae MTCC-892, (Metschnikoff)
Sorokin PDA, 2520C, Production of chitinase, lipase and
protease
NAIMCC-F-02136
Metarhizium anisopliae PDBC-Ma-18, Rhizosphere soil,
tomato, B. Ramanujam, Hoskote/Chintamani, kolar,
Karnataka, 2009, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02443
Metarhizium anisopliae CABI-152223, ambrosia Beetle,
India, 1971OA, 230C,
NAIMCC-F-02108
Metarhizium anisopliae Var. anisopliae CAW-1, Soil, S.
K. Singh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01309
Metarhizium flavoviride CABI-384796, isolated from
Oryza sativa; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01310
Microascus albonigrescens CABI-351634, soil, R.K.
Choudhary, 05 Jun 91, Paharpur Muzaffarpur Bihar India,
1992, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01311
Microascus brevicaulis CABI-321340, indet host, K.D.
Sharma, India, 1987, IMI 316322, CZ 23C
NAIMCC-F-01312
Microascus cinereus CABI-285964, Eucalyptus sp., G. S.
Rattan, Ludhiana India, 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01313
Microascus cinereus CABI-340731, Coriandrum sativum:
seed, D. Rajakumari, S.M. Reddy R3 01/07/88, East
Godavari, India, 1990, PCA, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01318
Microascus trigonosporus CABI-284162, Pennisetum
typhoides, S. M. Reddy, India, 1984, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01319
Microascus trigonosporus CABI-343963, Skin lesion of
man, Majholi Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh India, 1991, PCA,
MA, 230C, HG-1, MA-3
NAIMCC-F-02427
Microascus trigonosporus CABI-284162, Pennisetum
typhoides, S. M. Reddy, India, 1984, PDA, MGT, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01320
Microdochium oryzae CABI-344013, Lonawala
Maharashtra India, 1991, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01321
Microphomina phaseolina WF(Cr)100, Cyperus rotundus,
P Shreeram kumar, Naganahally, Mysore Karnataka,
2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01322
Microsporum canis Bodin MTCC-2820, PDA, 2520C,
Degradation of Keratin
NAIMCC-F-01323
Microsporum gypseum (Bodin) Guiart and Grigorakis
MTCC-2819, PDA, 2520C, Degradation of Keratin
NAIMCC-F-01324
Microsporum gypseum (Bodin) Guiart and Grigorakis
MTCC-2829, PDA, 2520C, Degradation of Keratin
NAIMCC-F-01325
Microxyphiella hibiscifolia CABI-130976, Leaf of
Gossypium sp., R. R. Grover, Ludhiana India, CABI 1968,
PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01326
Microxyphiella hibiscifolia CABI-130977, ATCC-32593,
Leaf of Gossypium sp., R. R. Grover, Ludhiana India, CABI
1968, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01327
Moesziomyces penicillariae CABI-292500, Pennisetum
typhoideum, S. S. Chahal, Ludiana India, 1985, OA, PCA,
MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01328
Monascus rubber CABI-109730, isolated from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01314
Microascus cirrosus CABI-114503, Soil, M. N. Gupta,
NAIMCC-F-01329
Monascus ruber CABI-322714, Sesamum: oil cake, A.
Naseema 7, Trivandrum Kerala India, 1988, MA, PDA,
25C
NAIMCC-F-01315
Microascus cirrosus CABI-325225, Linum usitatissium,
K.C. Chaudhary, India, 1988, OA, PDA, 23C,
NAIMCC-F-01330
Monascus ruber CABI-81596, isolated from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01316
Microascus doguetii CABI-321022, Cocos nucifera stem,
R.C. Radhakrishnan, India, 1987, OA, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01317
Microascus griseus CABI-113680, HACC 1252, ATCC
16204, CBS 365.65, Soil, M. J. Thirumalachar 1965, Poona
India, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
60
NAIMCC-F-01331
Monodictys fluctuata CABI-213030, Soil, A. C. Jain, India,
1977, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01332
Monodictys fluctuata CABI-224338, Dead twig, R. C.
Rajak, India, 1978, PDA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02430
Monodictys fluctuata CABI-224338, dead twig, R. C.
Rajak, India, 1978, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02435
Monodictys fluctuate CABI-213030, Soil, A.C. Jain J,
India, 1977, PDA, MGT, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01343
Mucor circinelloides f. griseocyanus CABI-238022,
Phyllanthus emblica, T. Duby, India, 1979, PDA MA 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01333
Mucor CABI-351763, paste material, V.C. Saxena & R.
Singh, 12 feb 91, Taj Mahal near Yamuna river Agra U.P.
India, IMI 1992, MA, 20C
NAIMCC-F-01344
Mucor circinelloides f. griseocyanus CABI-245925, L. V.
Gangawane, India, 1980, PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01334
Mucor bainieri CABI-101214, CBS-293.62, ATCC-15088,
NRRL-A-11496, RSA-1210, Forest soil, B. S. Mehrotra,
India, CABI 1963, YPSS+AB, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01345
Mucor circinelloides f. janssenii CABI-191464, Cinchona
sp., C. S. Venkata Ram, India, 1975, PDA MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01335
Mucor circinelloides CABI-209547, Sorghum sp. and
cotton, R. V. Kodmelmar, India, CABI 1976, PDA MA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02271
Mucor circinelloides f. janssenii CABI-191464, Cinchona
C.S. Venkata Ram, India, 1975, PDA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01336
Mucor circinelloides CABI-130844, Dung of kangaroo, K.
G. Mukerji 1967, India, CABI 1968, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01337
Mucor circinelloides CABI-190060, Fruit of Prunus
domestica, M. P. Tandon, India, CABI 1975, PDA MA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01338
Mucor circinelloides CABI-199841, Coffea arabica, B. N.
Muthappa, India, 1975, PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01339
Mucor circinelloides CABI-203484, Fruit of Carica papaya,
B. Lal, Allahabad India, 1976, PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01340
Mucor circinelloides CABI-206734, Abortion in Jersey
heifer, R. C. Katoch, India, 1976, PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01346
Mucor flavus CABI-136624, NRRL-3694, CBS-210.71,
Dung of peacock, B. S. Mehrotra 1968, India, 1968, OA
PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01347
Mucor hiemalis f. luteus CABI-235539, Coffea arabica, B. N.
Muthappa, India, 1979, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01348
Mucor hiemalis f. luteus CABI-276667, Psidium sp., V. N.
Pathak, India, 1983, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01349
Mucor hiemalis f.corticola CABI-320772,
Orchidaceae:tuber, M.I. Gupta & K.K. janardhanan,
Lucknow India, 1987, PDA, PCA, MA, 25 C,
NAIMCC-F-01350
Mucor mucedo CABI-316770, mushroom spawn Agaricus,
R.N. Verma, 1987, PDA, PCA, MA, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01351
Mucor odoratus CABI- 357696, isolated from Triticum
aestivum, India
NAIMCC-F-01341
Mucor circinelloides CABI-208101, Indet seed, India,
CABI 1977, PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01352
Mucor racemosus CABI-357694, isolated from Helianthus
annuus, India
NAIMCC-F-02269
Mucor circinelloides CABI-203484,Carica papaya, Fruit,
B. La, Alahabad, India, 1976, PDA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01353
Mucor racemosus CABI-357695, isolated from Sorghum
bicolor; fermented seed, India
NAIMCC-F-02270
Mucor circinelloides CABI-206734, Bos Taurus, aborted
foetus, R.C Katoch, India, 1976, PDA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01354
Mucor racemosus On Capsicum annuum seeds, S.
Kashyap 2004, New Delhi, PDA, 2420C,
NAIMCC-F-02272
Mucor circinelloides CABI-199841, Coffea Arabica, B.N.
Muthappa, India, 1975, PDA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02287
NAIMCC-F-01355
Mucor subtilissimus CABI-330760, Magnifera indica, lyer,
India, 1989, PDA, PCA, MA, 25C
Mucor circinelloides CABI-190060, Prunus domestica,

Fruit, M.P. Tandon, India, 1975, PDA, MA,MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02303
Mucor circinelloides CABI-208101, indet seed, India,
1977, PDA, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01342
Mucor circinelloides f. circinelloides CABI-375454,
isolated from Alcoholic fermented finger millet beverage,
India
NAIMCC-F-01356
Mucor variabilis CABI-117670, CBS-564.66, NRRL-A12568, VKM-F-1239, Excreta of man, A. K. Sarbhoy 1963,
Allahabad India, 1966, PDA, 230C, HG-1, MA-3
NAIMCC-F-01357
Myceliophthora thermophila CABI-337521, soil, S.
Singhai, India, 1990, OA, 37C
NAIMCC-F-01358
Mycoleptodiscus unlsteralis CABI-324533,
Chlorophytum capense, Kamala Nair (6), Trivandrum
Kerala India, IMI 1988 TWA+W, 23C,
61
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01359
Mycosphaerella coffeicola CABI-101686, Coffea arabica, K.
V. George, Mysore India, 1964, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-02484
Myrothecium verricaria BPS-3, Papaya Rhizospere, Bhim
280C
NAIMCC-F-01360
Mycosphaerella mori CABI-281787, Morus sp., R. K.
Hedge, India, 1984, PDA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01373
Myrothecium verrucaria CABI-291788, Detached horn of
cow, S. K. Aghihotri, Pagar India, 1985, MA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01361
Mycosphaerella mori CABI-356555, isolated from Morus
alba; leaf spot on living leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01362
Mycotypha indica CABI-211999, Soil, D. P. Tiwari, India,
1977, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01363
Mycotypha indica CABI-287391, Leaf litter of Bambusa sp.,
N. Singh, Govt. Sci. Coll. Bot. Gdn. Jabalpur India, 1984,
NAIMCC-F-01364
Mycotypha microspora CABI-139110, Rhizosphere, C. V.
Subramanian, T. W. K. Young, India, 1969, PDA MA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01365
Mycotypha microspora CABI-267009, S. Chauhan, India,
1982, PDA MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02289
Myrotheciopsis CABI-202228, Soil, India OA, PDA, MA,
230C, 1976.
NAIMCC-F-01366
Myrotheciopsis sp. CABI-202228, Soil, India, OA PDA,
230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01367
Myrothecium carmichaelii CABI-199044, Lycopersicon
esculentum, M. P. Tandon, India, 1975, MA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01368
Myrothecium leucotrichum CABI-103664, CBS-131.64,
ATCC-16686, Soil, P. Rama Rao, India, 1964, PCA, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01369
Myrothecium prestonii CABI-078650, Rhizosphere of
Camellia sinensis, C. S. Venkata Ram, India, 1959, OA,
NAIMCC-F-01370
Myrothecium roridum CABI-061681, Leaf of Hibiscus rosasinenesis, U. N. Mohanty, India, 1956, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01371
Myrothecium roridum CABI-103602ii, Eichhornia crassipes,
K. M. Ponnappa, India, 1971, OA PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01372
Myrothecium roridum CABI-303687, DGISP-60, DGISP25338, Foeniculum vulgare, India, 1986, PCA, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
62
NAIMCC-F-01374
Myrothecium verrucaria MTCC-158, (Alb. And Schwein.)
Ditmar, PDA, 3020C, Neotype strain
NAIMCC-F-02285
Myrothecium verrucaria CABI-291788, Bostaurus;
detached horn, S.K. Aghihotri, Pagar ,India 1985, MA,230C
NAIMCC-F-01375
Narasimhania alismatis CABI-052807ii, CBS-670.70,
ATCC-22088, HACC-229, Alisma reniforme, P.
Thirumalachar, India, 1952, PDA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01376
Nattrassia mangiferae CABI-283830a, Triticum sp., R. V.
Shukla, India, 1984, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01377
Nattrassia mangiferae CABI-350679, isolated from Musa
sapientum, leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-01378
Nectria gliocladioides Smalley and Hansen MTCC-1355,
PDA, 2520C, Type strain
NAIMCC-F-02143
Nectria haematococca sp. FR3, Leaf, Krishna Kumar,
Andaman and Nichobar Island, 2009, PDA, 280C-300C
NAIMCC-F-01379
Nectria illudens CABI-210640a, Quisqualis indica, R. S.
Kanaujia, India, 1976, PSA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02440
Nectria illudens CABI-210640a, Quisqualis indica, R.S.
Kanaujia, India, 1976, PSA 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01380
Nectria viridescens CABI-112790, isolated from decaying
stem and stump, India
NAIMCC-F-01381
Nematospora coryli CABI-282267 , isolated from Citrus
limon, India
NAIMCC-F-01382
Neocosmospora vasinfecta CABI-296507, Cymbopogon
martini, M. L. Gupta, Lucknow India, 1986, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01383
Neocosmospora vasinfecta CABI-302625, CBS-533.65, S.
Sinha, 1965, India, 1986, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01384
Neocosmospora vasinfeeta var. vasinfeeta CABI-351755,
paste material used to embed precious and semi- precious
stones in Taj Mahal, Saxena & Singh, 04 Aug 90, 1992,
PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02144
Neofusicoccum parvum FR2, Leaf, Krishna Kumar,
Andaman and Nichobar Island, 2009, PDA, 280C-300C
NAIMCC-F-01399
Nodulisporium africanum CABI-093684, R. L. Mathur,
Udaipur Rajasthan India, 1962, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01385
Neosartorya fischeri var. glabra (Fennell and Raper)
MTCC-1291, Cornmeal Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01400
Nodulisporium gregarium CABI-126596, CBS-123.83,
Annona squamosa, K. S. Bilgrami 1967, India, 1967, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01386
Neotestudina rosatii CABI-210762ii, CBS-331.78, ITCC1910, Seed of Coriandrum sativum, J. N. Kapoor, India,
1976, MA OA PDA, 230C, LY, HG-2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-01387
Neotestudina rosatii CABI-210762i, CBS-331.78, ITCC1910, IMI-229083, Seed of Coriandrum sativum, N. Bahl,
New Delhi India, CABI 1978, MA OA PDA, 230C, LY, HG2, MA-2
NAIMCC-F-01388
Neotestudina rosatii CABI-146558, isolated from
Coriandrum, India
NAIMCC-F-02283
Neotestudina rosatii CABI-210762, Seed of Coriandrum
sativum, J. N. Kapoor, India, 1976, MA, OA, PDA, MGT,
230C
NAIMCC-F-02284
Neotestudina rosatii CABI-210762 i, Seed of Coriandrum
sativum, N. Bahi, New Delhi, India, 1978, MA, OA, PDA,
MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01389
Neurospora Africana CABI-371207, isolated from Soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01390
Neurospora crassa Shear and Dodge MTCC-159, PDA,
3020C, X-ray mutant
NAIMCC-F-01391
Neurospora dodgei CABI-309056, stem of Zingiber
officinale, A.K. Yadav, Bihari Lal, Allahabad, Katra, India,
1986, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01392
Neurospora sitophila Shear and Dodge MTCC-417,
Cornmeal Agar, 2520C
NAIMCC-F-01393
Neurospora sp. CABI-301236, India, PCA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01394
Neurospora tetrasperma CABI-345059, Contamination,
India, 1991, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01395
Neurospora tetrasperma MTCC-986, Shear and Dodge,
PDA, 2520C, Type strain, Mating type A
NAIMCC-F-01396
Nigrospora oryzae NRCOG-NO-1, Onion, leaf RP Singh,
NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA, 21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01397
Nigrospora panici CABI-155109, Nicotiana tabacum, India,
1971, PDA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01398
Nigrospora panici CABI-078285b, Allium cepa, K. M.
Ponnappa, India, 1959, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01401
Nodulisporium griseobrunneum CABI-080672, CBS331.73, ATCC-36254, Soil, S. B. Saksena 1960, Sagar India,
1960, CMA MA PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01402
Nodulisporium griseobrunneum CABI-185446, Solanum
tuberosum, J.S. Gupta, India, 1974, CMA, MA, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01403
Nodulisporium hinnuleum G. Sm. MTCC-506, Malt
Extract Agar-Blakeslee's Formula, 2520C, Production of
viridiol and desmethoxyviridin
NAIMCC-F-01404
Nodulisporium indicum CABI-129300, Mangifera indica, K.
S. Bilgrami, India, 1967, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01405
Nodulisporium sp. CABI-137984, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01406
Nomuraea rileyi CABI-155833, ATCC-34207, Eulocastra
argentisparsa larva, K. Krishna, India, 1971, CMA MA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01407
Nomuraea rileyi PDBC-Nr-29, Larvae of Helicoverpa
armigera, B Ramanujam, Warangal Andhra Pradesh, 2008,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02076
Nomuraea rileyi PDBC-Nr-24, Insect, B. Ramanujam,
Kammam, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, SMYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02077
Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, SMYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02078
Kolar, Karnataka, 2009, SMYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02079
Nomuraea rileyi PDBC-Nr-47, Insect, B. Ramanujam ,
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh , 2009, SMYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01408
Oidiodendron echinulatum Barron MTCC-1356, PDY,
2520C, Degradation of cellulose, pectin and xylan,
production of polyphenol oxidase
NAIMCC-F-02492
Pacelomyces marquandii BPS-21, Mustard Rhizospere
soil, Bhim Pratap Singh, Mizoram University, Mizoram,
2010, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01409
Paecilomyces clavisporus CABI-248496, Y. M. Frietas,
Bombay India, CABI 1980, CZ MCZ PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
63
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01410
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus CABI-361372, isolated from
Hypothenemus lampei, dead adult, India
NAIMCC-F-01416
Paecilomyces sp. CABI-256273, PCA, UV light, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02080
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus PDBE-Pfu-1, Insect, B.
Ramananujam, Tumkur, Karnataka, 2009, SMYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01417
Paecilomyces sp. CABI-303769, Spodeptera sp., Bishnupur
Shillong India, MCZ, PDA, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02137
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus PDBC-pfu-4, Insect Larvae,
Canphalocrosis medinalis from rice field, B. Ramanujam,
Bapatla, Guntur Dist, A.P, 2009 SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01418
Paecilomyces sp. PDBC-P-1, Grubs of Brahmina sp. From
potato fields, B Ramanujam, PDBC Solan, Himachal
Pradesh, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02138
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus PDBC-pfu-4a, Insect Larvae,
Canphalocrosis medinalis from rice field, B. Ramanujam,
karamchadu, Prakasham Dist, A.P. (SDYA), 250C, 18-122008.
NAIMCC-F-01419
Paecilomyces variotii CABI-016196, Fibre of Corchorus
sp., S. N. Basu, India, 1947, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02139
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus PDBC-pfu-5, Egg masses,
unknown Insect form brinjal fields, B. Ramanujam,
Gangavaripalem West Godavari Dist, A.P, 2009, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-02140
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus PDBC-pfu-5, Insect, Adult
and nymphs of Bemisia tabaci form brinjal field, B.
Ramanujam, Gangavaripalem West Godavari, A.P, 2009,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01420
Paecilomyces variotii CABI-276211, Mineral oil, S. S.
Ganti, N.C.M.L. Naval Dockyard Bombay India, 1983,
MA, CZ, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01421
Paecilomyces variotii PDBC-Pv-1, Larvae of Oligonychus
coffeae, B Ramanujam, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu 2008,
SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01422
Papulaspora byssina CABI-275864, Compost, N. Bahl,
India, 1983, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01411
Paecilomyces inflatus CABI-114487, M. N. Gupta, Agra,
India, 1965,PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01423
Papulaspora byssina CABI-313770, H.S. Garcha, Punjab
Agricultural University India, 1987, MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01412
Paecilomyces lilacinus CABI-131696, Soil, K. T. Jacob,
NAIMCC-F-01424
Paracercospora egenula CABI-212953, Solanum melongena,
B. A. Ullasa, India, 1977, PDA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01413
Paecilomyces lilacinus CABI- 141049, isolated from
Shorea
robusta; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01425
Pectinotrichum llanense CABI-322640, effluent, D. Saxena
D16, Jabalpur India, 1988, OA, 23C,
NAIMCC-F-01414
Paecilomyces lilacinus MTCC-601, (Thom) Samson, PDA,
2520C, Production of dextranase
NAIMCC-F-01426
Peltasterinostroma rubi CABI-236259, Twig of Rosa sp., P.
D. Wangiker, India, 1979, OA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02404
Paecilomyces lilacinus CABI-213487, Homosapiens, eye
granuloma, O. P. Srivastava, Lucknow, India, 1977, MCZ,
PDA MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02322
Pencillium albicans CABI-233074, Cellulosic material, D.
Wani, India, 1979, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02483
Paecilomyces lilacinus BPS-2, Dhaniya Rhizospere soil,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02519
Paecilomyces lilacinus NBAII PL 55, Egg masses, M.
Nagesh, Kolar, Karnataka, 2011, PDA, 300C-320C,
NAIMCC-F-02520
Paecilomyces lilacinus NBAII PL 56, Egg masses, M.
Nagesh, Kolar, Karnataka, 2011, PDA, 300C-320C,
NAIMCC-F-02521
Paecilomyces lilacinus NBAII PL 57, Egg masses Soil and
root, M. Nagesh, Kolar, Karnataka, 2011, PDA, 300C-320C,
NAIMCC-F-01415
Paecilomyces sp. CABI-255290, Soil, MA, CZ, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
64
NAIMCC-F-02343
Pencillium chemesinum CABI-150253, Triticum, D.V.
Singh, India, 1970, CZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02323
Pencillium crustosum CABI-229439, Soil, G.D. Sharma,
NAIMCC-F-02345
Pencillium funiculosum CABI-170614, Arachis hypogaea,
rhizosphere soil, J. S. Chohan, India, 1972, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02326
Pencillium meleagrinum CABI-210922, Soil, U. P. Singh,
NAIMCC-F-01427
Penicillium albicans CABI-233074, Cellulosic material, D.
Wani, India, 1979, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02394
Penicillium anatolicum CABI-212381, soil from ravines,
R. K.S Chauhan, India, 1977,CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01429
Penicillium aurantiogriseum CABI-286235, Asparagus
racemosus, Chanhan, India, 1985, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02389
Penicillium aurantiogriseum CABI-286235,
Asparagusracemosus, Chanhan, India, 1985, CZ, MCZ,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01430
Penicillium avellaneum CABI-244393, Trigonella foenumgraecum, M. P. Singh, India, 1980, CZ, MCZ, 23-350C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01431
Penicillium camembertii Thom MTCC-418, CYA, 2520C,
Type strain, French camembert cheese
NAIMCC-F-01432
Penicillium capsulatum CABI-260518, A. Godheja,
Rairpur India, 1981, MCZ, CZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01433
Penicillium capsulatum CABI-302213, Rhizosphere of
Cajanus cajan, I. C. Sharma, Sukhadia Univ India, 1986,
CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01434
Penicillium capsulatum CABI-272959,Citrus grandis bark,
Dr K.N. Bhagabati, India, 1983, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01435
Penicillium chermesinum CABI-166620, ATCC-18324,
CBS-115.63, IFO-31744, FRR-3387, Sputum of man, D. K.
Sandhu and R. S. Sandhu, Delhi India, 1972, MCZ, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01436
Penicillium chermesinum CABI-189003, Air, M. Kamal,
India, 1974, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01437
Penicillium chermesinum CABI-223979, K. R. Aneja,
Kurukshetra India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02402
Penicillium chermesinum CABI-223979, K.R. Aneja,
Kurukshetra, India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02406
Penicillium chermesinum CABI-189003, Air, M. Kamal,
NAIMCC-F-02154
Penicillium chrysogenum Soil, A. K. Srivastava, Lay
ladhak, Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009,YMAgar,40C
NAIMCC-F-01438
Penicillium chrysogenum Thom MTCC-160, CYA, 2520C
Type strain, Production of Penicillin and cheese
NAIMCC-F-01439
Penicillium citrinum CABI-274774, Soil, R. V. Shukla,
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01428
Penicillium anatolicum CABI-212381, Soil from ravines,
R. K. S. Chauhan, India, 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01440
Penicillium citrinum NRCOG-PC-1, Garlic,Bulb RP
NAIMCC-F-02437
Penicillium citrinum CABI-274774, Soil, R.V. Shukla,
India, 1983, CZ, MCZ, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-02480
Penicillium citrinum GVD-5, Petroleum refinery
2010 PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02490
Penicillium citrinum BPS-17, Mustard Rhizospere soil,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01441
Penicillium crustosum CABI-229439, Soil, G. D. Sharma,
NAIMCC-F-01442
Penicillium crustosum CABI-286238, Soil, Chanhan,
NAIMCC-F-02390
Penicillium crustosum CABI-286238, Soil, Chanhan,
India,1985,CZ, MCZ, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01443
Penicillium daleae CABI-228583, G. D. Sharma, India,
1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01444
Penicillium daleae CABI-228585, G. D. Sharma, India,
1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01445
Penicillium decumbens Thom MTCC-1013, Malt Extract
Agar, 2520C, Type strain
NAIMCC-F-01446
Penicillium decumbens Thom MTCC-2494, Malt Extract
Agar, 2520C, Expressing antagonism
NAIMCC-F-01447
Penicillium digitatum CABI-134431, Citrus sinensis, D.
Kulhara, India, 1968, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01448
Penicillium diversum CABI-303611, Diospyros kaki, B. S.
Rana, India, 1986, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02383
Penicillium e xpansum CABI-232297,Triticum aestivum,
stored grain, J. N. Kapoor, India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01449
Penicillium echinulatum CABI-229404, Soil, G. D.
Sharma, India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02398
Penicillium echinulatum CABI-229404, Soil,G.D. Sharma ,
NAIMCC-F-01450
Penicillium emmonsii CABI-183983, Triticum, M. Rikhy,
India, 1974, CZ, MCZ, 20C-35C.
65
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01451
Penicillium erubescens CABI-199546, Gorakhpur India,
1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01465
Penicillium islandicum CABI-215135, Mangifera indica, V.
N. Pathak, India, 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02329
Penicillium erubescens CABI-199546, Oryzopsis juncea,
Gorakhpur, India,1975,CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01466
Penicillium islandicum CABI-234169, Elaeocarpus
floribundus, M. K. Das Gupta, India, 1979, CZ, MCZ, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01452
Penicillium expansum CABI-232297, Stored wheat grain,
J. N. Kapor India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01453
Penicillium expansum CABI-279025, Fruit of Vitis sp., W.
D. More, India, 1983, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02388
Penicillium expansum CABI-279025, vitis, fruit, W. D.
More, India, 1983, CZ, MCZ, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01454
Penicillium funiculosum CABI-193019ii, FRR-1630, CBS272.86, Lagenaria vulgaris, India, 1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01455
Penicillium funiculosum CABI-170614, Soil in
rhizosphere of Arachis hypogaea, J. S. Chohan, India, 1972,
CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01456
Penicillium funiculosum CABI-321331, Lagenaria
vulgaris, J.S. Chohan11, India, IMI 193019, CZ 23C
NAIMCC-F-01457
Penicillium glabarum PSF-6, soil of western ghats of
Kerala, D.Girja, KAU Kerala, Pikovskayas, 30oC
NAIMCC-F-01458
Penicillium glabrum CABI-096659, LSHB-GA816, Soil, G.
Agosti, India, 1964, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01459
Penicillium gladioli CABI-140809, isolated from
Gladiolus; corm, India
NAIMCC-F-02357
Penicillium islandicum CABI-168423, Hibiscus, K. S.
Panwar, India, 1972, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01467
Penicillium kloeckeri CABI-212320, Cellulose fibres, D. D.
Wani, Pune India, 1977, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02155
Penicillium lariosum Soil, A. K. Srivastava, Lay ladhak,
Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, 2009,YMAgar,40C
NAIMCC-F-01468
Penicillium lehmanii CABI-184214, Sesamum indicum, H.
C. Dubey, India, CZ, MCZ, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01469
Penicillium megasporum CABI-228212, Soil, B. K. Nayar,
NAIMCC-F-01470
Penicillium meleagrinum CABI-210922, Oak forest soil, U.
P. Singh, India, 1977, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01471
Penicillium montanense CABI-303277, leather
chharri/soil/air, S. K. Mathur, Kamla Nager Agra India,
1986, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01472
Penicillium olsonii CABI-257448, Mandarin orange plant
soil, N. N. Raghavendra Rao, India, 1981, CZ, MCZ, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01473
Penicillium oxalicum CABI-093376, Rhizosphere, S.
Sinha, India, 1962, CZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01460
Penicillium implicatum CABI-190235, NRRL-2061, FRR2061, Soil, K. B. Raper 1943, New Delhi India, 1974, CZ,
NAIMCC-F-01474
Penicillium oxalicum CABI-150255, Triticum sp., D. V.
Singh, India, 1970, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01461
Penicillium implicatum CABI-099927, Soil, B. L. Mathur,
India, 1963, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01475
Penicillium oxalicum CABI-193773, Zea mays, J. S.
Chohan, India, 1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01462
Penicillium implicatum CABI-189016, Air, M. Kamal,
India, 1974, CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02344
Penicillium oxalicum CABI-150255, Triticum, D. V. Singh,
NAIMCC-F-02405
Penicillium implicatum CABI-190235, Soil, K.B. Raper,
New Delhi, India, 1974, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01476
Penicillium papuanum CABI-256326, Citrus sinensis, S. M.
Reddy, India, 1981, MA, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01463
Penicillium intermedium CABI-224154, Coffea arabica, B.
N. Muthappa, India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-01477
Penicillium piceum CABI-318314, Compost, Agaricus
bispmus, H. S. Sali, India, 1987, CZ, MCZ, 250C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01464
Penicillium islandicum CABI-168423, Hibiscus sp., K. S.
Panwar, India, 1972, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01478
Penicillium pinophilum CABI-150155, Saccharum
officinarum, J. S. Chohan, India, 1970, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
66
NAIMCC-F-01479
Penicillium pinophilum CABI-166618, ATCC-15067, CBS304.63, FRR-3397, Soil, J. I. Pitt, India, 1972, MCZ, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01493
Pericinia echinochloae CABI-336351, Solanum tuberosum,
leaf, R.S. Mehrotra 5, 1989, PCA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02313
Penicillium pinophilum CABI-150155, Saccharum
offcinarum, J. S. Chohan, 1970, India, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01494
Periconia cookei CABI-327733, Bambusa arundinacea: leaf
sheath, Trichur Pattikad Irumpulalam India, 1988, PCA,
TWA+W, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01480
Penicillium pinophilum Hedge MTCC-2192, Czapek's
Agar, 2520C, Fungus resistance testing
NAIMCC-F-01495
Periconia manihoticola CABI-341748, Hevea brasiliensis,
Assam India, NE/AD/L/27, 1990, PCA, TWA+W, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01481
Penicillium purpurogenum CABI-254204, Areca catechu, J.
K. Misra, India, 1981, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01496
Periconia narsapurensis CABI-225786, S. M. Reddy,
India, 1978, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01482
Penicillium raistrickii CABI-137808, Abelmoschus
esculentus, H. S. Sohi, India, 1969, MCZ, PDA, 230C, HG-1,
MA-5
NAIMCC-F-01497
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-224342, Dead twig, R.
C. Rajak, India, 1978, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01483
Penicillium roseopurpureum CABI-256324, Citrus sinensis,
S. M. Reddy, India, 1981, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01484
Penicillium rugulosum CABI-089380, LSHB-SM1, Mandi
India, 1961,CZ, MCZ, 230C, HG-1, MA-5
NAIMCC-F-01485
Penicillium rugulosum CABI-314411, crop plant, A.K.
Paul, India, 1987,CZ, MCZ, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01486
Penicillium sclerotigenum CABI-308977, isolated from
indet. host, India
NAIMCC-F-01487
Penicillium sclerotiorum CABI-245816, Forest soil, V. R.
Neelay, India, 1980, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01488
Penicillium sclerotiorum CABI- 141047, isolated from
Shorea robusta, soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01489
Penicillium sclerotiorum CABI-146604, isolated from
Paper, India
NAIMCC-F-01490
Penicillium solitum Westl MTCC-2353, Czapek's Agar,
2520C, Efficient phosphate solubiliser, Production of
oxalic acid from glucose
NAIMCC-F-01491
Penicillium spirillum CABI-228605, G. D. Sharma,
Shillong India, 1978, CZ, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01492
Penicillium variabile CABI-146735, isolated from
Phaseolus; seed, India
NAIMCC-F-02395
Penicillum oxalicum CABI-193773,Zea mays, J. S.
Chohan, India, 1975, CZ, MCZ, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02031
Penicillum rugulosum Phyllosphere of Schima wallichii, R.
R. Pandey, R.R.Pandey Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-01498
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-120804, K. S. Bilgrami,
Jodhpur India, 1966, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01499
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-209549, Sorghum sp.
and cotton, R. V. Kodmemar, India, 1977, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01500
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-244975, Triticum
sativum, R. S. Mehrotra, India, 1980, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01501
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-244991, Triticum
sativum, R. S. Mehrotra, India, 1980, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01502
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-276481, Indet. Leaf, S.
Chandra, Allahabad India, 1983, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02381
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-209549, Sorghum,
R.V. Kodmewar, India, 1977, PCA, TWA+W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02409
Periconia saraswatipurensis CABI-224342, dead twig, R.
C. Rajak, India, 1978, PCA, TWA + W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01503
Periconia sp. CABI-303732, Impatiens balsamina,
Chickhalda India, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02413
Periconiana sapurensis CABI-225786, S. M. Reddy, India,
1978PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01504
Pestalotiopsis aquatica CABI-342287, Decaying chirpine
needle of Pinus roxburghii, Nainital Uttar Pradesh India,
1990, PCA, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01505
Pestalotiopsis versicolor CABI-076409, Leaf of Anogeissus
latifolia, G. P. Agarwal, India, 1959, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
67
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01506
Pestalotiopsis versicolor CABI-082770, Eugenia jambolana,
K. B. Bilgrami, India, 1960, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02103
Phallorinia rependus CAW-8, Stem base, kipar, S. K.
Singh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01507
Pestalozziella parva CABI-124039, Jussiaea repens, V. P.
Rao, India, 1972, MCZ, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02101
Phanerochaete chrysosporium UD/102/08, Dead wood
Bargad tree (Ficus bengalensis), S. K. Singh, Udaipur,
Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02184
Pestolotia sp MCPLR-3, Plant, R. N. Kharwar, Varanasi,
Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02185
Pestolotia sp MCPLR-8, Plant, R. N. Kharwar, Varanasi,
Uttar Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01508
Phacidiopycnis padwickii CABI-192211, Cicer arietinum,
Y. L. Nene, India, 1975, PDA 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01509
B. S. Siradhana, Dausa India, 1985, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02467
Phanerochaete chrysosporium Vv18,Gauhati Refinery
Soil, Lata, IARI, Delhi, 2010, PDA, 370C,
NAIMCC-F-01517
Phialomyces macrosporus CABI-151584, Soil, S. Mall,
India, 1970, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01518
Phialophora CABI-321021, Cocos nucifera, Sri T.C.
Radhakrishnan (COC4), Kerala Agricultural University
India, IMI 1987, PCA, OA, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02316
Phialophora CABI-287579, Cocosnucifera, T. C. Radh,
India, PCA, OA, PDA.
NAIMCC-F-01510
A. K. Mishra15, University of Gorakhpur U.P. India, 1988,
OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01519
Phialophora richardsiae CABI-076548, Grassland soil, R.
Y. Roy, India, 1959, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01511
Phacidiopycnis padwickii CABI-326148, Cicer arictinum,
A.K.Mishra, U.P. India, 1988, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01520
Phialophora sp. CABI-287579, PCA, OA, PDA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02300
B. S. Siradhana, India, 1985, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01521
Phoma multipora CABI-113689, HACC-164, ATCC-16207,
Saline soil, India, 1965, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01512
Phaeocytostroma megalosporum CABI-092336, CBS284.65, PCABI-y field soil, A. C. Das, W. Bengal India,
1962, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01522
Phoma multipora CABI-387106, isolated from Saline soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01513
Phaeoisaria clematidis CABI-171447, CBS-429.73,
Bambusa sp., S. M. Reddy, India, 1973, CMA, OA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02319
Phaeoisaria clematidis CABI-171447, Bambusa, thatch, S.
M. Reddy, India, 1973, CMA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01514
Phaeosporis melasperma CABI-090324, CBS-572.63,
MUCL-11498, Soil, A. C. Das, P. Nandi 1962, India, RDA,
300C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01515
Phaeotrichoconis crotalariae CABI-052821, Crotalaria
verrucosa, M. A. Salam and P. N. Rao 1952, Hyderabad
2007 India, CMA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01516
Phaeotrichoconis crotalariae CABI-132040, Oryza sativa,
P. Neergaard, India, 1968, PDA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02105
Phallorinia herculean CAW-25, Soil (Sandy), S. K. Singh,
Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C.
68
NAIMCC-F-01523
Phoma multirostrata CABI-081598, Soil, S. K. Menon, M.
J. Thirumalacher, Poona India, 1960, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01524
Phoma multirostrata CABI-381005, isolated from
Lantana camara; leaf
NAIMCC-F-01525
Phoma nebulosa CABI-307851,Capsicum annuum, India,
1986, OA, PCA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01526
Phoma nyctaginea var. boerhaaviae CABI-137485,
Boerhaavia diffusa, M. P. Tandon, India, 1969, PDA, MA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01527
Phoma ostiolata CABI-113691, HACC-165, Saline soil,
NAIMCC-F-01528
Phoma piperis betle D. C. Khatua, Nadia,West Bengol,
2005, PDA, 25C- 20C, Soil /pp/pf-1,
NAIMCC-F-02487
Phoma putaminum BPS-8, Mustard Rhizospere soil, Bhim
Pratap Singh, Mizoram University, Mizoram, PDA, 280C,
27-12-10.
NAIMCC-F-01529
Phoma radicina CABI-384931, isolated from Oryza sativa,
leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-02261
Phoma sojicola RL-2, Plant, Bhupinder Singh Chadha,
NAIMCC-F-02512
Phoma sojicola RL-2, Plant, Bhupinder Singh Chadha,
NAIMCC-F-01530
Phoma sorghina CABI-270347, Seed of
vegetable/pulse/cereal, A. Narain, India, 1985, OA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01531
Phoma sorghina CABI-288135, Leaf litter of Bambusa sp.,
N. Singh, Jabalpur India, 1985, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02444
Phoma sorghina CABI-288135, Bambusa, leaf litter, N.
Singh, Jabapur, India, 1985, OA, 230C ,
NAIMCC-F-02099
Phomopsis conorum UD/61/08, Soil, S. K. Singh,
Udaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01532
Phomopsis sp. CABI-266942, Fruit of Catha, S. Gupta
1982, Lucknow India, PCA, OA, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01533
Phomopsis sp. CABI-271627, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01534
Phomopsis sp. CABI-274729, Leaf of Ananas comosus,
Shillong India, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01535
Pilidium acerinum CABI-211987, Soil, D. P. Tiwari, India,
1977, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02309
Pilidium acerinum CABI-211987, Soil, D.P. Tiwari, India,
1978, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01536
Piptocephalis brijmohanii Mukerji CABI-164897, NRRLA14572, RSA-1709, ATCC-16982, Dung of rabbit, K. G.
Mukerji, T.W.K. Young, India, 1972, RDA, YPSS, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01537
Piptocephalis brijmohnii CABI-338750, Oryctolagus
cuniculus: dung, K.G. Mukerji, India, 1990, MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01538
Piptocephalis brijmohnii CABI-339038, Mus: dung, P.C.
Mishra, India, 1990, MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01539
Piptocephalis curvata Baijal & B. S. Mehrotra CABI136623, CBS-110.69, Mucor sp., B. S. Mehrotra, India, CABI
1969, Mucor sp. on YPSS, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01540
Piptocephalis indica CABI-339042, Oryctolagus
cuniculus: dung, B.S. Mehrotra & U. Baijal, India, 1990,
MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01541
Piptocephalis lepidula CABI-339043, malayan
squirrel:dung, B.S. Mehrotra & U. Baijal, India, 1990, MA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-01542
Piptocephalis tieghemiana CABI-339474, Oryctolagus
cuniculus:dung, A.K. Sarbhoy, India, 1990, MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01543
Piptocephalis tieghemiana Matr. CABI-113613, Mucor
hiemalis, K. G. Mukherji, India, 1965, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01544
Pithomyces cynodontis CABI-239471, Mangifera indica, H.
P. Srivastava, India, 1979, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01545
Pithomyces maydicus CABI-146557, isolated from Oryza,
India
NAIMCC-F-01546
Pithomyces terricola CABI-161793, Mud, P. Ramarao,
India, 1972, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02491
Plectosphaerella cucumeria BPS-18, soil, Bhim Pratap
Singh, Mizoram University, Mizoram,2010, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01547
Pleospora herbarum CABI-276975, CBS-191.86, Leaf of
Medicago sativa, Uttar Pradesh India, 1986, PCA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01548
Pleospora infectoria CABI-139266, Beta vulgaris, C.
Chaturvedi, India, 1969, PDA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01549
Pleospora papaveracea CABI-119161, Papaver somniferum,
S. P. Sehgal, India, 1966, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02096
Pleurotus pulmonarius UD/25/08, Mango tree, S. K.
0
Singh, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 25 C
NAIMCC-F-02102
Pleurotus pulmonarius UD/15/08, Soil, S. K. Singh,
Rajsamand, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01550
Pleurotus sajor-caju CABI-199761, C. L. Jandaik, India,
1976, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02517
Pochonia chlamydosporia var. chlamydosporia NBAII
PC57, Soil, M. Nagesh, Bangalore, Karnataka, 2011, PDA,
280C-300C,
NAIMCC-F-02518
Pochonia chlamydosporia var. chlamydosporia NBAII
PC69, Soil, M. Nagesh, Bangalore, Karnataka, 2011, PDA,
280C-300C,
NAIMCC-F-02363
Pochonia chlamydosporia var.chlamydosporia CABI156157, , Piperbetle, root, P. D. Wangikar, India, 1971,
PDA, V8 MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01551
Podospora pauciseta CABI-280368, P. Gupta, Sagar India,
1983, RDA, PDA, CMA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
69
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01552
Podospora pauciseta CABI-280389, P. Gupta, India, 1983,
RDA, PDA, CMA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01564
Pycnidiophora aurantiaca CABI-086825, ATCC-14745,
Mud, J. N. Rai, India, 1961, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02423
Podospora pauciseta CABI-280368, Sagar, P. Gupta,
India, 1983, RDA, PCA, CMA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-01565
Pycnidiophora aurantiaca CABI-329563, Plant material,
decaying (aquatic habitat), S. Gaur(S 14), Jabalpur India,
1989, OA, PCA, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01553
Poitrasia circinans CABI-211996, Soil, D. P. Tiwari, India,
1978, MA, PDA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02308
Poitrasia circinans CABI-211996, soil, D.P. Tiwari, India,
1978, MA, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01554
Polyschema chambalensis CABI-206935, Soil, R. K. S.
Chauhan, Gwalior India, 1976, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-02267
Polyschema chambalensis CABI-206935, Soil, R.K.S.
Chauhan, Gwalior, India, 1976, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01555
Polyschema indica CABI-161603, Grassland soil, P. D.
Agarwal, India, 1972, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01556
Preussia globosa CABI-082625, ATCC-14738, IFO-32588,
Soil, J. N. Rai, India, 1960, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01557
Preussia globosa CABI-384894, isolated from Oryza
sativa; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01558
Preussia vulgaris CABI-335948, Citrus aurantifolia,
L.S.Mishra (K-14), India, 1989, OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01559
Protomycopsis phaseoli CABI-150036, isolated from
Vigna mungo, India
NAIMCC-F-01560
Pseudallescheria ellipsoidea CABI-329753, paint, R.G.
Bagool, Bombay India, 1989, PCA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-01561
Pseudocercospora cavarae CABI-190017, Glycyrrhiza
glabra, V. R. Pandotra, India, 1974, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01562
Pseudomorfea coffeae CABI-225238, Coffea arabica, B. N.
Muthappa 1978, Karnataka India, OA, RT, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-02298
Pseudomorfea coffeae CABI-225238, Coffea arabica, B.N.
Muthappa, India, 1978, OA, RT, 5-6 DAYS
NAIMCC-F-02455
Psudocercospora cavarae CABI-190017, Glycyrrhiza
glabra, V. R. Pandotra, India, 1974, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01563
Ptychogaster rubescens CABI-183786, soil, S. B. Saksena,
India, 1974, OA, PDA, 23C
70
NAIMCC-F-01566
Pycnidiophora dispersa CABI-086824, Soil, J. N. Rai,
India, 1961, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01567
Pycnidiophora dispersa CABI-295972, Waste from alkali
pump, S. Choudhuri, Kalyanai W. Bengal India, 1986,
PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01568
Pycnidiophora dispersa CABI-318144, Effluent, S. K.
Hasija 19, India, 1987, OA, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01569
Pycnidiophora dispersa CABI-311608,OA, PCA, PDA,
230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01570
Pycnidiophora dispersa CABI-320523, Decaying plant
material, P.K. Singhal A-97, India, 1987, OA, PCA , PDA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-02354
Pycnidiophora dispersa CABI-295972, waste from alkali
pump, S. Choudhuri, W. Bengal, India, 1986, PCA, OA,
230C
NAIMCC-F-01571
Pycnidiophora multispora CABI-086823, Soil, J. N. Rai,
India, 1961, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01572
Pycnoporus sanguineus CABI-075002, Decaying wood, A.
Lal, India, 1959, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01573
Pyrenochaeta dolichi CABI-068705, Dolichos biflorus, N.
N. Mohanty, India, 1957, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01574
Pyrenochaeta dolichi CABI-217261, CECT-20041, Dolichos
biflorus, Y. P. S. Pangtey, Naini Tal India, 1977, OA, 230C,
BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01575
Pyrenochaeta dolichi CABI-217262, CEC-20042, Dolichos
biflorus, T. P. S. Pangtey, Naini Tal India, 1977, OA, 230C,
BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02297
Pyrenochaeta dolichi CABI-217262, Dolichos biflorus,
T.P.S Pangtey, Naini Tal, India, 1977, OA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02445
Pyrenochaeta dolichi CABI-217261, Dolichos biflorus,
Y.P.S. Pangtey, Nanital, India, 1977, OA,23 0C
NAIMCC-F-01576
Pyrenochaeta gardeniae CABI-108771, isolated from
Gardenia jasminoides, India
NAIMCC-F-01577
Pyrenochaeta oryzae CABI-274148, Oryza sativa, India,
1983, PDA, 230C, , LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01971
Rhizoctonia solani 13, sheath blight affected rice plant,
A. B. Dash, Mau, Uttar Pradesh, 2008, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01578
Pyrenochaeta penniseti CABI-346314, seed of Pennisetum
americanum (pearl millet), Hyderabad 2007 Andhra
Pradesh India, 1991, MA, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01972
NAIMCC-F-01579
Pyrenochaeta rubi-idaei CABI-282528, Submerged
senescing plant material, R. Shukla, India, 1984, MA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02165
Pyricularia grisea A-2, R. L, A. B. Dash, Allahabad, Uttar
Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 25OC,
NAIMCC-F-02166
Pyricularia grisea M-2, R. L, A. B. Dash, Mau, Uttar
Pradesh, PDA, 25OC, 02-07-09
NAIMCC-F-02167
Pyricularia grisea C-2, R. L, A. B. Dash, Cuttack, Orissa,
2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-02463
Pyricularia oryzae Rice Blast disease, Hawalbagh,
Almora, Uttarakhand, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01580
Radiomyces spectabilis CABI-338435, Mus: dung, P.C.
Mshra, India, 1990, MA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01581
Ramichloridium apiculatum CABI-251347, Soil, K. S.
Bilgrami, India, 1981, PDA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01582
Ramichloridium subulatum CABI-249830, Saccharum
officinarum, M. B. Bachchhav, India, 1980, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01583
Ramulispora sorghi CABI-153076, Sorghum halepense,
Rawla, India, 1971, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01584
Ramulispora sorghi CABI-153077, Sorghum bicolor, Rawla,
NAIMCC-F-02164
Rhizoctonia solani C-1, R.L, A. B. Dash, Cuttack, Orissa,
2009, PDA, 25OC
NAIMCC-F-01586
Rhizomucor pusillus CABI-226166, Air, India, 1978, PCA,
PDA, 37-450C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01587
Rhizomucor pusillus CABI-193776, Zea mays, India, 1975,
PCA, PDA, 37-450C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01588
Rhizomucor pusillus CABI-226172, NRRL-3695, CBS179.69, Air, P. Nath and B. P. Singh, Lucknow India, 1978,
PCA, PDA, 37-450C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02333
Rhizomucor pusillus CABI-226172, Air, P. Nath& B.P.
Singh, Lucknow, India, 1978, PCA, PDA, 37-450C
NAIMCC-F-02432
Rhizomucor pusillus CABI-226166, air, India, 1978, PCA,
PDA, 370C-450C
NAIMCC-F-01590
Rhizopus homothallicus CABI-075136, Dung, A. Salam,
NAIMCC-F-01591
Rhizopus homothallicus CABI-255538, ATCC-52803, Soil,
S. Chauhan, Gwalior India, 1981, PDA, 370C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01592
Rhizopus homothallicus CABI-268347, Soil, D. K.
Sandhu, India, 1982, PDA, 370C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01593
Rhizopus homothallicus CABI-280658, B. L. Saini,
Haryana India, 1984, MA, 370C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02360
Ramulispora sorghi CABI-153076, Sorghum halepense,
Rawla, India, 1971, PCA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01594
Rhizopus homothallicus CABI-321220, Triticum grains,
A.K. Shukla & P.C. Jain (86), Sagar M.P. India, 1988, PDA,
PCA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-02378
Ramulispora sorghi CABI-153077, Sorghum vulgare,
Rawla, India, 1971, PCA, PDA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02276
Rhizopus microspores var. rhizopodiformis CABI-188055,
Soil, B.N. Johari, India, 1974, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01585
Rhinocladiella indica CABI-131989, ATCC-22373,
Decaying leaf, S. B. Saksena, S. C. Agarwal, India, 1973,
PDA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01589
Rhizopus microsporus var .rhizopodiformis MTCC-838,
(Cohn)Schipper and Stalpers, CBS343.29, (7,300C), Type
strain
NAIMCC-F-01969
NAIMCC-F-02279
Rhizopus microsporus var rhizopodiformis CABI-210242,
Soil, D.P. Tiwari, India, 1976, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01970
NAIMCC-F-02424
Bostaurus, P. K. Uppal, India, 1978, PDA, MGT, 230C.
71
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02428
Cucumis melo, M. K. Das Gupta, India, 1977, PDA, 230C.
NAIMCC-F-02301
Rhizopus microsporus var rhizopodiformis. CABI216235, Lycopersico nesculentum, M. K. Das Gupta, India,
1977, PDA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01595
Rhizopus microsporus var. microsporus CABI-190511,
ATCC-52804, S. K. Mathur, Agra India, 1975, MA PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01596
Rhizopus microsporus var. rhizopodiformis CABI-188055,
Soil, B. N. Johri, India, 1974, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01597
Soil, D. P. Tiwari, India, 1976, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01598
Lycopersicon esculentum, M. K. Das Gupta, India, 1977,
NAIMCC-F-01599
Cucumis melo var. utilissimus, M. K. Das Gupta, India, 1977,
NAIMCC-F-01600
Breeder cow, P. K. Uppal, India, 1978, PDA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01601
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-016641, Cotton lint, M. K. Patel,
NAIMCC-F-01602
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-201119, India, PCA, OA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01603
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-202127, Gossypium sp., R. V.
Kodmelmar, India, 1976, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01604
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-280098, S. Chandra, India, 1983,
PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02340
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-201119, Babu Singh Siradhana,
Udaipur, India, 1976, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02448
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-202127, Gossypium, R. V.
Kodmelmar, India, 1976, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02459
Rhizopus oryzae CABI-280098, S. Chandra E, India, 1983,
PCA, PDA, 230C,
NAIMCC-F-01605
Rhizopus stolonifer var. lyococcos CABI-375453, isolated
from Starter culture traditional mix beverage, India
NAIMCC-F-01606
Rhizopus stolonifer var. stolonifer CABI-357697, isolated
from Artocarpus heterophylla, India
72
NAIMCC-F-01607
Rhizopus stolonifera var. stolonifer CABI-324540,
Gelatin factory effluent, jabalpur India, D. Saxena RDVV
D31, 1988, PDA, PCA, 25C
NAIMCC-F-01608
Rhodococcus CABI-352510, Lumbricus terrestris: gut,
E.K.Joy no. D20, 5 sept. 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
Warangal District A.P. India, IMI 1992, OA 28C
NAIMCC-F-01609
Robillarda sessilis CABI-109996, isolated from soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01610
Robillarda sessilis CABI-146439, isolated from Borassus
flabellifer, India
NAIMCC-F-01611
Roumegueriella rufula CABI-178383, isolated from
Compost made for cultivation of Agaricus bisporus, India
NAIMCC-F-01612
Saccharomyces cerevisiae IARI 1033, Rajeev Kaushik,
NAIMCC, Malt Extract Agar, 28C, LGS
NAIMCC-F-01613
NAIMCC-F-01614
NAIMCC-F-01615
Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCIM 3045, Rajeev Kaushik,
NAIMCC-F-01616
NAIMCC-F-01617
NAIMCC-F-01618
NAIMCC-F-01619
NAIMCC-F-01620
NAIMCC-F-01621
NAIMCC-F-01622
NAIMCC-F-01623
NAIMCC-F-01624
Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCIM 3107 Rajeev Kaushik,
NAIMCC-F-01625
NAIMCC-F-02250
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sfo4,Chuli, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-01626
NAIMCC-F-02474
Saccharomyces cerevisiae 7, Xylose sugar medium,
Harinder Singh Oberoi, PAU, Ludhiana, Panjab, 2010,
YMA, 300C,
NAIMCC-F-01627
NAIMCC-F-01628
NAIMCC-F-02236
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc02, Lugari, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-02237
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc03, Dhaeli, S .S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-02238
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc04, Aara, S. S. Kanwer,
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02497
Saccharomyces sp. SSMCC: 1, Sweet sorghum biomass, S.
S. Rao, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, 2010, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02498
Saccharomyces sp. SSMCC: 2, Sweet sorghum biomass, S.
S. Rao, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, 2010, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01629
Sacrocladium oryzae CABI- 182421, Oryza sativa, K. S.
Amin, Hyderbad India, 1974, MUCL 39405;, PDA, OA,
23C
NAIMCC-F-01630
Sarocladium oryzae CABI-239872, Oryza sativa, L.
Rahman, India, 1979, MA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02239
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc05, Chiang, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-01631
Sarocladium oryzae CABI-184922, Oryza sativa, V.
Agnihothrudu, W. Gams CBS 399.73, Tamilnadu India,
1975, CBS 399.73; MUCL 39406;, MA PDA OA MGT 23C
NAIMCC-F-02240
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc06, Chilra, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-01632
Sarocladium oryzae CABI-334318, Oryza sativa :sheath, Y.
Joe, Tamilnadu India, 1988, OA, MA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02241
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc08, Babru, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-01633
Sarocladium oryzae CABI-334320, Oryza sativa :sheath, Y.
Joe, Kerala India, 1988, OA, MA, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02242
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc09, Khameer, S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-02243
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc13, Apple wine, S. S. Kanwer,
Sangle, Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02244
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc14, Apple wine, Sangle,
Himachal Pradesh, S .S. Kanwer, PDA, 250C, 01-09-10
NAIMCC-F-02245
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc15, Beverage, S. S. Kanwer,
Bharmour, Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02246
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc17, Beverage, S. S. Kanwer,
Pangi, Himachal Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02247
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc20,Wine, Sangla, Himachal
Pradesh, S. S. Kanwer, 2010, PDA, 250C,
NAIMCC-F-02248
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sc21,Wine, , S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-02249
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Sfo3,Khameer, S. S. Kanwer,
Lahaul & Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, 2010,PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01634
Sarocladium oryzae CABI-339944, Bambus nutuans:stem,
R.K.Namdeo, India, 1990, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02097
Schizophyllum commune UD/26/08, Babool tree, S. K.
Singh, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02098
Schizophyllum commune UD/46/08, Soil, S. K. Singh,
Udaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02113
Schizophyllum commune Wood, R. C. Upadhyay, Basar,
Arunachal Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02253
Schizosaccharomyces pombe Sp01, Chilra , S. S. Kanwer,
NAIMCC-F-02254
Schizosaccharomyces pombe Sp02, Fermented food, S. S.
Kanwer, Kinnaur, Lahaul & Spiti, Himachal Pradesh,
2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01635
Sclerotinia ricini CABI-320787, Ricinus communis: twig
and leaf, G.J. Moses & M.N. Reddy(3), India, PCA , 23C
NAIMCC-F-01636
Sclerotium hydrophilum CABI-317803, Scirpus supinus, S.
Venkataran, Hyderabad India, 1987, PDA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
73
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01637
Sclerotium hydrophilum CABI-317802, Oryza sativa, S.
Venkataran, Hyderabad , India, 1987, PCA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01638
Sclerotium rolfsii WF(Cr)102, Cyperus rotundus, P
Shreeram kumar, PDBC Bangalore, 2008, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01639
Sclerotium rolfsii NRCOG-SR-1, Onion bulb, RP Singh,
NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA, 21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01640
Sclrotium rolfsii S 5,Andhra Pradesh, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
Thiruvanantha-puram,2008, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01641
Sclrotium rolfsii S 11,Orissa, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
NAIMCC-F-01642
Sclrotium rolfsii S 12, Andhra Pradesh, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
NAIMCC-F-01643
Sclrotium rolfsii S 13, Andhra Pradesh, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
NAIMCC-F-01644
Sclrotium rolfsii\ S 1,CTCRI, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
NAIMCC-F-01645
Scolecobasidium humicola CABI-247464, Triticum
aestivum, R. S. Mehrotra, India, 1980, PCA, OA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01646
Scolecobasidium terreum CABI-234390, Soil, R. D. Gupta,
India, 1978, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01647
Scolecobasidium verruculosum CABI-098297, Grassland
soil, India, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01648
Scopulariopsis brumptii CABI-166265, Soil, K. S. Panwar,
1972, India, PDA, OA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01649
Scopulariopsis brumptii CABI-166268, Raphanus sp., K. S.
Panwar, India, 1972, PDA, OA, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02379
Scopulariopsis brumptii CABI-166268, Raphanus, K. S.
Panwar, India, 1972, PDA, OA, MA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01650
Scopulariopsis carbonaria CABI-183395, forest soil, P. C.
Mishra, India, 1974, OA MA MGT 23C
NAIMCC-F-01651
Scytalidium thermophilum CABI-361370, isolated from
soil, India
NAIMCC-F-02466
Scytalidum thermophilum X-21, Compost, B. Vijay, Solan
Himachal Pradesh, 2010, Yeast Starch Agar medium, 450C.
NAIMCC-F-01652
Seimatosporium falcatum CABI-360858, isolated from
Eucalyptus, India
74
NAIMCC-F-01653
Seimatosporium fusisporum CABI-360861, isolated from
Eucalyptus, India
NAIMCC-F-02479
Septoglocum mori GB-14, Petroleum refinery
2010 PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01654
Setosphaeria holmii CABI-225032, Gossypium sp., R. V.
Kodmelwar and B. B. Bhombe, India, 1978, CMA, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02299
Setosphaeria holmii CABI-225032, Gossypium , R.V.
Kodmelwar & B. B. Bhombe, India, 1978, CMA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01655
Setosphaeria pedicellata CABI-048332, Oryza sativa, T. S.
Ramakrishnan, India, 1952, PCA, CMA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01656
Setosphaeria pedicellata CABI-157286, Grassland soil, P.
D. Agarwal, India, 1971, PDA, CMA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-02375
Setosphaeria pedicellata CABI-157286, Poaceae,Soil, P. D.
Agarwal, India, 1971, PDA, CMA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01657
Setosphaeria rostrata CABI-076563, Soil, R. Y. Roy, India,
1959, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01658
Setosphaeria rostrata CABI-061868, PCA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01659
Setosphaeria rostrata CABI-199760, ATCC-332, C. V.
Subramanian, India, 1976, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01660
Setosphaeria rostrata CABI-146554, isolated from
Coriandrum, India
NAIMCC-F-01661
Sordaria fimicola CABI-314767, Soil, Lakshadweep
Island, O.P. Mall, S.K. Chauhan, 1987, OA, RDA, PDA,
23C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01662
Sordaria lappae CABI-258666, S. L. Srivastava, D.W.
Minter, India, 1981, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01663
Sordaria sp. CABI-261830, Air, Garhwal India, RDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01664
Sordaria superba CABI-372027, isolated from Mangifera
indica; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01665
Sorosporium heteropogonicola CABI-118289, ATCC16581, CBS-312.66, HACC-195, Ovary of Heteropogon
contortus, M. J. Thirumalachar, Mysore India, 1966, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01666
Spegazzinia sundara CABI-160298, Grassland soil, P. D.
Agarwal, India, 1971, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01681
Stemphylium vesicarium NRCOG-SV-1, Onion,Leef, RP
NAIMCC-F-01667
Spegazzinia sundara CABI-185949, Cicer sp. rhizosphere,
A. C. Jain, India, 1974, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01682
Stigmina carpophila CABI-321464, Prunus cerasus: fruit,
B.L. Puttoo(4), Harwan India, CABI 1988, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01668
Spegazzinia sundara CABI-183791, Soil, S. B. Saksena,
India, 1974, TWA+W MGT 23C DL, LY (10% sk. Milk +
5% inositol)
NAIMCC-F-01683
Stigmina platani CABI-136770, Platanus orientalis, B. K.
Bakshi, India, 1968, OA, 230C, BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01669
Sphacelotheca destruens CABI-314116, Echinochloa sp.,
India, 1986, MA, 23C 1 week, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01670
Sphaeronaema indicum CABI-081597, CBS-273.60, Soil, S.
K. Menon, M. J. Thirumalachar, Poona India, 1960, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02116
Stropharia coronilla Soil, R. C. Upadhyay, Chail forest,
Shimla, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-01684
Sutravarana samala CABI-205842, CBS-344.76, Dung of
rabbit, K. V. Chandrashekara, India, 1976, MA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01671
Sphaeronaema sesami CABI-100417, Sesamum indicum, S.
P. Sehgal, India, 1963, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01685
Syncephalus depressa CABI-202105, CBS-447.64, Mucor
sp., B. S. Mehrotra, India, 1976, PCA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01672
Sporormiella minima CABI-351349, isolated from Musa
sapientum; leaf spot, India
NAIMCC-F-01948
Talaromyces flavus RHS/P-51, Rhizosphere soil, B N
Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal 2009, PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-01673
Sporormiella minima CABI-370864, isolated from Soil,
India
NAIMCC-F-01686
Tetraploa ellisii CABI-204539, Sesamum indicum, T.
Prasad, India, 1976, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01674
Sporothrix cyanescens CABI-271038, Litter and soil, M.
Nahikkar, India, 1983, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02407
Tetraploa ellisii CABI-204539, Sesamum indicum ,T.
Prasad, India, 1978, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01675
Sporothrix rectidentata CABI-215001, CBS-547.82, S. K.
Srivastava, India, 1978, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01687
Thamnostylum lucknowense CABI-086838, RSA-1015,
NRRL-2892, ARS-A10034, ATCC-14746, CBS 576.69, Soil, J.
N. Rai, India, 1961, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01676
Sporothrix sp. CABI-269716, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02341
Sporotrichum pulverulentum CABI-287531, India, 1984,
PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01677
Sporotrichum pulverulentum CABI-287531, NCIM-1106,
CABI 1984, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01678
Stachybotrys atra CABI-096689, Soil, J. N. Rai, India,
1962, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01679
Stachybotrys bisbyi CABI-283959, Cymbopogon flexuoesus,
K. K. Janardhanan, Lucknow India, 1984, PDA, MA, 230C,
BL, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01680
Staphylotrichum coccosporum CABI-169060, Grassland
soil, P. D. Agarwal, India, 1972, OA PDA MA 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02277
Staphylotrichum coccosporum CABI-169060, Poaceae,
Soil, P.D. Agarwal, India, 1972, OA, PDA MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01688
Thamnostylum piriforme CABI-251324, Soil, K. S.
0
Bilgrami, India, 1980, PDA, MA, 23 C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02148
Thelebolus microspores Soil, Sudheer Kumar, Lay ladhak,
NAIMCC-F-02318
Themoascus aruantiacus CABI-293236, soil, L Das, India,
1985, OA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02361
Themomyces stellatus CABI-283837, Oryza sativa, sagar,
India, 1984, PCA, 370C
NAIMCC-F-01689
Thermoascus aurantiacus CABI-293236, Soil, L. Das,
Vellayani India, 1985, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01690
Thermoascus aurantiacus CABI-337519, soil, S. Singhai,
India, 1990, OA, 37C, LY (10% sk. Milk + 5% inositol)
,LN (10% glycerol)
NAIMCC-F-01691
Thermomucor indicae-seudaticae CABI-234110, CBS104.75, ATCC-28404, HACC-243, NRRL-6429, Municipal
compost, G. L. Benny, Poona India, 1979, PCA, PDA, 30350C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
75
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01692
Thermomucor indicae-seudaticae CABI-346637, India,
1991, MA, 370C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01705
Thielavia terricola CABI-337354, compost, A. Gupta 34
June 1988, Jabalpur M.P. India, 1990, OA TGT37
NAIMCC-F-01693
Thermomyces stellatus CABI-283837,Oryza sativa, Sagar
India, 1984, PCA, 370C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01706
Thielavia terricola CABI-104951, isolated from Ficus;
fruit, India
NAIMCC-F-02320
Thielavia CABI-287117, Soil, sagar, India. OA, TWA+W,
PDA, 1985.
NAIMCC-F-01707
Thielavia tortuosa CABI-372840, isolated from Soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01694
Thielavia appendiculata CABI-316441, Diospyros
melanoxylon, K.M. Vyas, Gorjhamar Forest India, 1987,
OA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01695
Thielavia appendiculata CABI-335941, Citrus aurantifolia,
L.S.Mishra, India, 1989, OA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01696
Thielavia appendiculata CABI- 104944, isolated from
Punica granatum; leaf, India
NAIMCC-F-02315
Thielavia basicola CABI-196465, Mentha arvensis, A.
Husain, India, 1975, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01697
Thielavia fragilis CABI-169641, MUBL-2247, Rhizosphere
of Pennisetum typhoideum, K. Natarajan, Tamil Tadu India,
1972, PDA, PCA+FP, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02431
Thielavia fragilis CABI-169641, Pennisetum typhoideun,
rhizosphere, K. Natarajan, India, 1972, PDA, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01698
Thielavia hyrcaniae CABI-284914, Vigna radiata, India,
1985, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01699
Thielavia hyrcaniae CABI-327461, Albizia lebbek, Nagar,
India, 1988, OA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01700
Thielavia sp. CABI-287117, Soil, Sagar India, OA, PDA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01701
Thielavia subthermophila CABI-226156, Air, India, CABI
1978, PCA, 370C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01702
Thielavia subthermophila CABI-319643, Vigna radiata:
pod, B. S. Sirodhana, India, 1987, OA, TWA+W, PDA ,
23C
NAIMCC-F-01703
Thielavia subthermophila CABI-329570, Soil, P. Patel,
Bhedaghat India, P. Patel, 1989, OA, TWA+W, PDA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-02374
Thielavia subthermophila CABI-226156, air, India, 1978,.
PCA 370C
NAIMCC-F-01704
Thielavia terricola CABI-128930, Soil, S. Sinha, India,
1967, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
76
NAIMCC-F-02447
Tichoderma harzianum CABI-287858, Cocos nucifera
rhizosphere, Kerla, India, PCA, 1984, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01708
Torula caligans CABI-126844, Bhargava, India, 1967,
NAIMCC-F-01709
Torula herbarum f. quaternella CABI-114511, Soil, M. N.
Gupta, India, 1965, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01710
Torula herbarum f. quaternella CABI-126846, Bhargava,
NAIMCC-F-01711
Torula terrestris CABI-115294, Soil, S. S. Singh, India,
1965, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02588
Trchoderma sp PBAT-66, Walnut Soil, J. Kumar, Almora,
Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-01712
Trichobotrys effusa CABI-185947, Leaf of Piper sp., A. C.
Cain, India, 1974, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02451
Trichobotrys effusa CABI-185947, Piper leaf, A.C. Cain,
India, 1974, PCA+FP, TWA+W, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01713
Trichoderma asperellum Soil, Rakesh Kumar Maunath
NAIMCC-F-01937
Trichoderma asperellum UTP-16, Soil, Sudheer Kumar,
Uttaranchal, 2009, PDA, 25oC
NAIMCC-F-02170
Trichoderma asperillum TWD1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna
NAIMCC-F-02176
Trichoderma brevicompactum TBC1, Rhizosphere soil,
Krishna Kumar, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 2009,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02180
Trichoderma erinaccum Soil, R. S. Misra,
Thiruvanathapuram, kerala, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02100
Trichoderma erinaceum UD/117/08, Dead wood, S.K
Singh, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 2008, PDA/MEA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02171
Trichoderma erinaceum TND1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna
NAIMCC-F-01714
Trichoderma fasiculatum NRCOG-TF-1, Onion
rhizosphere,Soil, RP Singh, NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA,
21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-02177
Trichoderma fasiculatum Sludge, P. K Joshi, Karnal,
Haryana, 2010, PDA, 28OC
NAIMCC-F-01715
Trichoderma hamatum CABI-224801, Cattle feed, U.
Tiwari, India, 1978, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01716
Trichoderma hamatum TDK-4, Rhizospheric soil of
Coccinia grandis,V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar
island, 2007, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01717
Trichoderma hamatum TNL-2, Rhizospheric soil of
Lagenaria sinceraria ,V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman &
Nicobar island, 2007, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01718
Trichoderma hamatum TNL -1, Rhizospheric soil of Cow
pea, V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar island,
2007, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01727
Trichoderma harzianu, Sugorcone Rhizosphere, Malathi
P. ,Coimbatore, 2007 PDA, 2510C
NAIMCC-F-01728
Trichoderma harzianu, Sugorcone Rhizosphere Malathi
P. Coimbatore Tamil Nadu, 2007 PDA, 2510C
NAIMCC-F-01729
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-287561, Soil, H. K. Jhaira,
Jabalpur India, 1984, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01730
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-287858, Rhizosphere of
Cocos nucifera, Kerala India, 1984, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01731
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-288012, Cultivated soil, K.
Gunicheranam, Maharastra India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01732
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-293162, CECT-2924, Soil,
B. V. Rao, Gujurat India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01719
Trichoderma hamatum TMB-3, Rhizospheric soil of
Lady's finger, V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar
NAIMCC-F-01733
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-297033, Waste water &
Chaudhuri, W. Bengal India, 1985, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01720
Trichoderma hamatum TDK1, Rhizospheric soil of
Brinjal, V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar island,
2007, PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01734
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-303775 Citrus species
trunk, Dr. R. N. Verma, India, 1986, PCA, OA, RT, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01721
Trichoderma hamatum Rhizospheric soil of Cinnamon, V
PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01735
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-304057, CECT-2931, Field
soil (Lycopersion esculentum) tomato, Dr. A. N.
Mukhopadhyay, Pantnagar India, 1986, PCA, OA, RT, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01722
Trichoderma hamatum Soil, A. B. Dash Maunath
Bhanjan, 2006, PDA, 242oC
NAIMCC-F-01723
Trichoderma hamatum A. K. Gupta 2003, PDA, 2510C
NAIMCC-F-01724
NAIMCC-F-01725
NAIMCC-F-01726
NAIMCC-F-02032
Trichoderma hamatum PHA-7, R. D. Prasad, Andhra
Pradesh, 2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02168
Trichoderma hamatum TSD1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna
NAIMCC-F-02336
Trichoderma hamatum CABI-224801, Cattle feed, U.
Tiwari, India, 1978, PCA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01736
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-304058, CECT-2932, Field
soil (Beta vulgaris) sugarbeet, Dr. A. N. Mukhonadyay,
Pantnagar India, 1986, PCA, OA, RT, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01737
Trichoderma harzianum Sngorcone, Malathi P.
,Coimbatore, 2007 PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01738
Trichoderma harzianum Sugarcane, Malathi P. ,
Coimbatore, 2007 ,PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01739
Coimbatore, 2007 PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01740
Coimbatore, 2007 PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01741
Trichoderma harzianum MTCC 7105, Sushil Kumar
Sarma, NRC Soybean. Indore MP, 2007, PDA, 2810C
77
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01742
Trichoderma harzianum Rhizospheric soil of Pumpkin,
V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar island, 2007,
PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01743
Trichoderma harzianum MTCC 7105, Sushil Kumar
Sharma, NRC Soybean. Indore MP, 2007, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01744
Trichoderma harzianum Th 1, Orissa, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
NAIMCC-F-02035
Trichoderma harzianum MML-3002, Soil, Mathivanan,
Theni, Chennai, 2005, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02036
Trichoderma harzianum JPT-2 Pegionpea ,
Bandopadhayay, 2008, PDA28oc
NAIMCC-F-02037
Trichoderma harzianum TH-2, R.D. Prasad, Andhra
NAIMCC-F-01745
NAIMCC-F-02038
Trichoderma harzianum P, Leaf of Brassica juncea,
Chattopadhyay Chiranthan, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 2006,
PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01746
NAIMCC-F-02039
Trichoderma harzianum TH-4, R.D. Prasad, Andhra
NAIMCC-F-01747
NAIMCC-F-02040
Trichoderma harzianum Sl-1, Scletoria of Scletotinia
sclerotium, Chattopadhyay Chiranthan, Bharatpur,
NAIMCC-F-01748
Trichoderma harzianum Th 5, Lerala, R.S.Misra, CTCRI
NAIMCC-F-01749
Trichoderma harzianum TCF 10, Kerala Porert,
R.S.Misra, CTCRI Thiruvanantha-puram,2008, PDA,
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01750
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01751
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01752
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01753
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01754
28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01755
Trichoderma harzianum PDBC-TH10, Project Director,
PDBC Bangalore 2004, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02033
Trichoderma harzianum S1-2, Soil, Chattopadhyay
Chiranthan, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 2006, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02034
Trichoderma harzianum GR, Soil of Scletotina sclerotium
infected, Chattopadhyay Chiranthan, Bharatpur,
78
NAIMCC-F-02041
Trichoderma harzianum NRCOG-TH-1, Onion
Rhizospheric soil R. P. Singh, Pune, 2008, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02188
Trichoderma harzianum (Th 4d), Sunflower, R. D. Prasad,
Andhra Pradesh, 2010, PDA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02356
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-293162, soil, B.V. Rao,
Gujarat, India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02419
Trichoderma harzianum CABI-295979,wastefro alkali
pulp manufacture from rice stra w, S. Chaudhri, India,
PCA, OA, 1985.
NAIMCC-F-02504
Trichoderma harzianum Th-CARI-21, Mango, Someshwar
Bhagat, Andaman and Nicobar Island, 2011, PDA, 280C,
13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02505
13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02506
13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02507
13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02508
13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02523
Trichoderma harzianum PB-01, Soil, J. Kumar, U. S.
Nagar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C.
NAIMCC-F-02524
Trichoderma harzianum PB-02, Soil, J. Kumar, U. S.
NAIMCC-F-02544
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-22, Soil, J. Kumar, U. S.
NAIMCC-F-02525
NAIMCC-F-02545
NAIMCC-F-02526
NAIMCC-F-02549
NAIMCC-F-02527
NAIMCC-F-02550
NAIMCC-F-02528
NAIMCC-F-02551
NAIMCC-F-02530
NAIMCC-F-02552
NAIMCC-F-02531
NAIMCC-F-02553
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-31, Lentil Soil, J. Kumar,
U. S. Nagar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C.
NAIMCC-F-02532
NAIMCC-F-02554
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-32, Cheek pea Soil, J.
Kumar, U. S. Nagar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C.
NAIMCC-F-02533
NAIMCC-F-02555
NAIMCC-F-02534
NAIMCC-F-02556
NAIMCC-F-02535
NAIMCC-F-02557
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-35, Rice Soil, J. Kumar, U.
S. Nagar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C.
NAIMCC-F-02536
NAIMCC-F-02558
NAIMCC-F-02537
NAIMCC-F-02559
NAIMCC-F-02539
NAIMCC-F-02560
NAIMCC-F-02540
NAIMCC-F-02561
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-39,Soyabean Soil, J.
Kumar, U. S. Nagar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-02541
NAIMCC-F-02562
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-40,Cheek pea Soil, J.
NAIMCC-F-02542
NAIMCC-F-02563
NAIMCC-F-02543
NAIMCC-F-02564
79
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-02565
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-43, Chick pea Soil, J.
NAIMCC-F-02583
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-61, Apple Soil, J. Kumar,
Almora, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C.
NAIMCC-F-02566
NAIMCC-F-02585
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-63,Pea Soil, J. Kumar,
NAIMCC-F-02567
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-45, Chick pea Soil, J.
NAIMCC-F-02586
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-64, Pea Soil, J. Kumar,
NAIMCC-F-02568
NAIMCC-F-02587
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-65, Strawberry Soil, J.
Kumar, Almora, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-02569
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-47, Rice Soil, J. Kumar,
Nainital Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C.
NAIMCC-F-02589
Dehradun, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-02570
NAIMCC-F-02590
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-68, Toria Soil, J. Kumar,
Dehradun Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-02571
NAIMCC-F-02592
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-70, Maize Soil, J. Kumar,
NAIMCC-F-02572
NAIMCC-F-02593
NAIMCC-F-02573
NAIMCC-F-02594
NAIMCC-F-02574
NAIMCC-F-02595
Trichoderma harzianum PBAT-73, Maize Soil, J. Kumar,
Haridwar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-02575
NAIMCC-F-02596
NAIMCC-F-02576
NAIMCC-F-02597
NAIMCC-F-02577
NAIMCC-F-02598
Tehri garhwal, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-02578
S. Nagar, Uttarakhand, 2009, PDA, 260C
NAIMCC-F-01756
Trichoderma harziunum T-2, soil of western ghats of
Karela, D.Girja, KAU Karela, TSM, 30oC
NAIMCC-F-02579
NAIMCC-F-01961
Trichoderma harziunum AG/S-476, Rhizosphere soil, B
N Chakraborty, Malda, West Bengal 2009, PDA, 28 oC
NAIMCC-F-02580
NAIMCC-F-01962
Trichoderma harziunum FS/S-477, Sukna forest soil, B N
NAIMCC-F-02581
NAIMCC-F-01963
Trichoderma harziunum AG/S-471,Rhizosphere soil, B N
Chakraborty, Malda, West Bengal,2009, PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-02582
NAIMCC-F-01964
Trichoderma harziunum AG/S-479,Rhizosphere soil, B N
Chakraborty, Malda, West Bengal 2009, PDA, 28 oC.
80
NAIMCC-F-01965
Trichoderma harziunum RHS/AC-480,Acacia
Rhizosphere soil,B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West
NAIMCC-F-01766
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-299911, Agricultural
waste, Lakshmikant, Ramwapur India, 1986, PCA, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01966
Rhizosphere soil,B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West
NAIMCC-F-01767
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-302407, Wood,
Gorakhpur India, 1986, PCA, OA, RT, LK, 270C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01967
Rhizosphere soil, B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West
NAIMCC-F-01768
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-315851, Stored
medicinal seed of Datura stramonium, India, 1987, PCA,
OA, MA, 25C 1 week, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01968
Rhizosphere soil, B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West
Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-F-01769
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-352544, soil, Dr. U.
Rathinasabapathy UR4, Pitchavaram India, CABI
14/04/92, PCA
NAIMCC-F-01757
Trichoderma koningii CABI-299898, Agricultural waste,
Laskshmikant, India, 1986, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-01770
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-352545, Building, Dr.
U. Rathinasabapathy UR5, Pitchavaram India,
14/04/1992, PCA
NAIMCC-F-01758
Trichoderma koningii CABI-304055, Sugarcane
(Saccharum officinarum) field soil, Dr. A. N. Mukhopadyay,
Pantnagar India, 1986, PCA, OA, RT, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01771
Trichoderma longibrachiatum A. K. Gupta 2003, PDA,
2510C
NAIMCC-F-01759
Trichoderma koningii CABI-304059, CECT-2935,
Sugaerbeet (Beta vulgaris) field soil, Dr A. N.
Mukhopadyay, Pantnagar India, 1986, PCA, OA, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02174
Trichoderma ovalisporum TCC1, Rhizosphere soil,
Krishna Kumar, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 2009,
PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-02227
Trichoderma piluliferum Tri-2, Chickpea, M. K. Naik,
Kasbe camp, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-01760
Trichoderma koningii Rhizospheric soil of Tomato, V
PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-02229
Trichoderma piluliferum Tri-8, Cotton NRS, M. K. Naik,
Kasbe camp, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-01761
Trichoderma koningii Soil, Rakesh Kumar, Maunath
NAIMCC-F-02232
Trichoderma piluliferum Tri-19, Chickpea, M. K. Naik,
Jawalgera, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-01938
Trichoderma koningii TWC-2, Wandoor, V. Jay Kumar,
South Andaman, Andaman and nicobar Islands, 2009,
PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-02234
Trichoderma piluliferum Tri-40, Cucumber, RS, M. K.
Naik, Thodehala, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-02042
Trichoderma koningii TKI, R.D. Prasad, Andhra Pradesh,
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01772
Trichoderma pseudokoningii CABI-287096, CBS-403.91,
Leaf litter of Bambusa sp. Nisha Singh, India, 1984, PCA,
OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01762
Trichoderma koningii Oudemans A. K. Sarbhoy, PDA,
2420C
NAIMCC-F-01773
Trichoderma pseudokoningii CABI-348275, isolated from
Soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01763
Trichoderma lectea MTCC 7110, Sushil Kumar Sarma,
NRC Soybean.Indore MP, 2007, PDA, 2810C
NAIMCC-F-01774
Trichoderma pseudokoningii Malathi P. , 2007
NAIMCC-F-01764
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-294517, Cajanus
cajan, D. S. Chandel, Durg India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01765
Trichoderma longibrachiatum CABI-299901, Agricultural
waste, Lakshmikant, Ramwapur India, 1986, PCA, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01775
Trichoderma pseudokoningii Rhizospheric soil of Cow pea,
V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar island, 2007,
PDA, 2820C
NAIMCC-F-01776
Trichoderma pseudokoningii Rhizospheric soil of
Cucumber, V Jayakumar , CARI Andaman & Nicobar
81
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01777
Trichoderma pseudokoningii NRCOG-TP-1, Onion
rhizosphere, RP Singh, NRCOG Puna, 2008, PDA, 21+1oC
NAIMCC-F-01810
Trichoderma virens Soil, M. Gunasekaran and Sheena
Kumari T. K. 2006, Paadi Kasaragod, PDA, 2710C
NAIMCC-F-02591
Trichoderma rinaceum PBAT-69, Maize Soil, J. Kumar,
NAIMCC-F-02045
Trichoderma virens MML-3152, N. Mathivanan, soil,
Erode, Chennai, 2005, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01778
Trichoderma sp. On Ulma Tree, B. P. Singh 2004, Jaunpur,
PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-02529
Trichoderma virens PBAT-07, Soil, J. Kumar, U. S. Nagar,
NAIMCC-F-01779
Trichoderma sp. IISR-1101, PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-02538
Trichoderma virens PBAT-16, Lentil Soil, J. Kumar, U. S.
NAIMCC-F-01780
NAIMCC-F-01781
NAIMCC-F-01782
Trichoderma sp. IISR-1106 PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01783
NAIMCC-F-01784
NAIMCC-F-01785
NAIMCC-F-01786
NAIMCC-F-01787
NAIMCC-F-01788
NAIMCC-F-01789
NAIMCC-F-01790
NAIMCC-F-01791
NAIMCC-F-01792
NAIMCC-F-01793
NAIMCC-F-01794
NAIMCC-F-01795
NAIMCC-F-01796
NAIMCC-F-02043
Trichoderma sp. TSP-3, R.D. Prasad, Andhra Pradesh,
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02044
Trichoderma sp. TSP-2, R.D. Prasad, Andhra pradesh,
2007 PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01797
Trichoderma virens Soil, Rakesh Kumar, Laboratory of
Applied Mycology BHU Varanasi, 2003, PDA, 2420C
82
NAIMCC-F-02546
NAIMCC-F-02547
NAIMCC-F-02548
NAIMCC-F-02584
Trichoderma virens PBAT-62, Broccoli Soil, J. Kumar,
NAIMCC-F-02228
Trichoderma virense Tri-5, Pigeon pea, M. K. Naik,
Pathepur cross, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-02230
Trichoderma virense Tri-12, Bananna, NRS, M. K. Naik,
Shakthinagar, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-02231
Trichoderma virense Tri-15, Cotton, NRS, M. K. Naik,
Shakthinagar, Karnataka, PDA, 200C-300C,4-8-10
NAIMCC-F-02233
Trichoderma virense Tri-23, Sorghum, RS, M. K. Naik,
Baidoddi, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C
NAIMCC-F-02235
Trichoderma virense Tri-42, Brinjal, RS, M. K. Naik,
Hosur road, Karnataka, 2010, PDA, 200C-300C,
NAIMCC-F-01818
Trichoderma viridae T-12, soil of western ghats of Karela,
D.Girja, KAU Kerala, TSM, 30oC
NAIMCC-F-01808
Trichoderma viride Soil, M. Gunasekaran and Sheena
Kumari T. K. 2006, Paadi Kasaragod, PDA, 2710CO
NAIMCC-F-01809
Trichoderma viride Soil, M. Gunasekaran and Sheena
Kumari T. K. 2006, Kayyur Kasaragod, PDA, 2710C
NAIMCC-F-01812
Trichoderma viride Soil & Sugarcane stock Malathi P. ,
Coimbatore tomilnadu 2007 PDA, 28+2oC
NAIMCC-F-01815
Trichoderma viride T-7, soil of western ghats of Karela,
NAIMCC-F-01817
NAIMCC-F-01806
Trichoderma viride CABI-304060, Soil, Pantnagar India,
1986, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01819
NAIMCC-F-01807
Trichoderma viride CABI-312271, Soil, K.C. Barua, India,
IMI 1987, PCA, OA, MA, 25 0C HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01820
NAIMCC-F-01811
NAIMCC-F-01821
NAIMCC-F-01813
NAIMCC-F-01822
NAIMCC-F-01814
Trichoderma viride NRCOG-TV-1, Onion rhizosphere, RP
NAIMCC-F-01823
Trichoderma viride T-21, soil of western ghatsof Karela,
NAIMCC-F-01816
D.Girja, KAU Palakkad Kerala, TSM, 30oC
NAIMCC-F-01824
Trichoderma viride On Triticum aestivum rhizosphere,
Rakesh Kumar, New Delhi, 2003, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01827
Trichoderma viride On Pisidium guava fruits, P. N.
Chowdhry, New Delhi, 2003, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01825
Trichoderma viride Garden Soil, Rakesh Kumar,
Laboratory of Applied Mycology BHU Varanasi, 2003,
PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01828
Trichoderma viride On Annona squamosa fruits, P. N.
Chowdhry, New Delhi, 2003, PDA, 2420C
NAIMCC-F-01826
Trichoderma viride In Soil, Rakesh Kumar 2003,
Laboratory of Applied Mycology BHU Varanasi, PDA,
2420C
NAIMCC-F-01829
Trichoderma viride A. K. Gupta 2003, PDA, 2510C
NAIMCC-F-01830
NAIMCC-F-01831
NAIMCC-F-01798
Trichoderma viride CABI-016198, Fibre of Corchorus sp.,
Calcutta India, 1948, PCA, MA, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01832
NAIMCC-F-01799
Trichoderma viride CABI-287532, NCIM-1195, India,
1984, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01833
Trichoderma viride PDBC-TV23, Project Director, PDBC
Bangalore 2004, PDA, 280C
NAIMCC-F-01800
Trichoderma viride CABI-291126, Wet land soil, G.
Padmakumary, Pattambi India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01949
Trichoderma viride FS/L-20, Lohagarh forest soil, B N
NAIMCC-F-01801
Trichoderma viride CABI-293250, Soil, L. Das, Vellayami
India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01802
Trichoderma viride CABI-293426, Water, R. S. Bilgrami,
Burhi Gandak India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA6
NAIMCC-F-01803
Trichoderma viride CABI-293690, Ficus elastica, Kerala
India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01804
Trichoderma viride CABI-295977, Waste from alkali pulp
manufacture from rice straw, S. Chaudhuri, Kalyani W.
Bengal India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01805
Trichoderma viride CABI-304054, CECT-2945, Soil,
Pantnagar India, 1986, PCA, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01950
Trichoderma viride FS/C -90, Cinchona forestsoil, B N
NAIMCC-F-01951
Trichoderma viride FS/M-258, Mahananda reserve
forest, B N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal, 2009,
PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-01952
Trichoderma viride FS/S-458, Sukna forest soil, B N
NAIMCC-F-01953
Trichoderma viride RHS/T-460, Tea Rhizosphere soil, B
N Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal, 2009, PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-01954
83
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01955
NAIMCC-F-02058
Trichoderma viride TV-30, R. D. Prasad, Andhra Pradesh,
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01956
NAIMCC-F-02059
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01957
NAIMCC-F-02060
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01958
Chakraborty, Darjeeling, West Bengal 2009, PDA, 28 oC.
NAIMCC-F-02061
Trichoderma viride MML-3102, N. Mathivanan, soil,
Erode, Chennai, 2005, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01959
NAIMCC-F-02062
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-01960
NAIMCC-F-02063
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02046
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02064
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02047
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02065
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02048
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02066
2007, PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-02049
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02067
2007, PDA, 28 2oC.
NAIMCC-F-02050
Trichoderma viride TV-19, R. D. Prasad, Andhra
NAIMCC-F-02068
Trichoderma viride JPT-1 Pegionpea , Bandopadhayay,
2008, PDA, 28oc.
NAIMCC-F-02051
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02175
Trichoderma viride TGD1, Rhizosphere soil, Krishna
NAIMCC-F-02052
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02225
Trichoderma viride Tv5, Safflower, R. D. Prasad, Andhra
NAIMCC-F-02053
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02226
Trichoderma viride 7316, Safflower, R. D. Prasad, Andhra
NAIMCC-F-02054
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02353
Trichoderma viride CABI-293250, Soil, L Das, Vellayami,
India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02055
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02358
Trichoderma viride CABI-291126, wet land soil, G.
Padmakumary, Pattambi, India, 1985, PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02056
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02418
Trichoderma viride CABI-293690, Ficus elastic, Kerala,
India 1985PCA, OA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02057
2007, PDA, 28 2oC
NAIMCC-F-02499
Trichoderma viride Tv-CARI-21, Black pepper,
Someshwar Bhagat, Andaman and Nicobar Island, 2011,
PDA, 280C,
84
NAIMCC-F-02500
PDA, 280C, 13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02153
Ulocladium tuticulutum Soil, Sudheer Kumar, Lay
YMAgar,40C
NAIMCC-F-02501
PDA, 280C, 13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-01842
Ulospora bilgramii CABI-120811, Cassia siamea, K. S.
Bilgrami, Jodhpur University India, 1974, OA, PDA, 230C,
LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02502
PDA, 280C, 13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-01843
Utharomyces epallocaulus CABI-211587, CBS-329.73,
Soil, P. M. Kirk, 1973, India, 1977, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02503
PDA, 280C, 13-01-11.
NAIMCC-F-02310
Utharomyces epallocaulus CABI-211587, soil, P. M. Kirk,
India, 1977, MA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01834
Trichothecium parvum CABI-237262, Pulses, J. S. Gupta,
Agra India, 1979, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01835
Trichurus spiralis CABI-145114, isolated from Paper,
India
NAIMCC-F-01836
Tricladium indicum CABI-353996, Pinus roxburghii;
decaying chirpine needle, N. Tiwari Jul90, Kumaun
Himalya Naini Tal U.P. India, 1992, MA, 15C
NAIMCC-F-02348
Tricoderma longibrachiatum CABI-294517, Cajanus cajan,
D. S. Chandel, Durg, India,1985, PCA, QA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01837
Tricurus spiralis CABI-322196, Abutilon indicum : seed,
Poonam P84, Gorakpur U.P. India, 1988, PCA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01838
Tritirachium oryzae CABI-114536, ATCC 22537, Soil, M.
N. Gupta, Agra India, 1965, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01839
Tritirachium oryzae CABI-118059, ATCC-22524, Eye of
man, T. S. Ramakrishnan, India, 1966, PCA, 230CHG-1,
MA-3
NAIMCC-F-01840
Ulocladium botrytis CABI-226602 Solanum tuberosum, S.
B. Lal, India, 1978, MA, CMA, 230C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02305
Ulocladium botrytis CABI-226602, Solanum tuberosum,
S. B. Lal, India, 1978, MA, CMA, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01841
Ulocladium consortiale CABI-078707, Soil, G. R. Ghosh,
NAIMCC-F-02149
Ulocladium consottialle Soil, Sudheer Kumar, Lay
YMAgar,40C
NAIMCC-F-02146
Ulocladium sp. Soil, A. K. Srivastava, Lay ladhak,
NAIMCC-F-02069
Varticillium terrestre Phyllosphere of Alnus nepalensis, R.
R. Pandey, Imphal, Manipur, 2008, PDA, 25oC.
NAIMCC-F-01844
Venturia inaequalis CABI-273208 Malus pumila, B. L.
Puttoo, India, CABI 1983, MA, PCA 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01845
Venturia pyrina CABI-273204, Pyrus communis, B. L.
Puttoo, India, 1982, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01846
Verticillium lamellicola CABI-346243, Rust pustules,
NAIMCC-F-01847
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-1, Aphids of vegetable
crops, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008,SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01848
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-2c, Nymphs of Coccus viris,
B Ramanujam, Coorg, Karnataka, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01849
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-3f, Nymphs of Coccus viris,
B Ramanujam, Coorg, Karnataka , 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01850
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-4, Rust Pustules of Hemileia
vastatrix, B Ramanujam, Coorg, Karnataka, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01851
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-8, soil from rice fallow, B
Ramanujam, Cheneai Tamil Nadu, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01852
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-10, Nymphs of Aphis
craccivora, B Ramanujam, PDBC Banglore, 2008, SDYA,
250C
NAIMCC-F-01853
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-13, soil from Banana crop, B
Ramanujam, Trichy,Tamil Nadu, 2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01854
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-14, Insect of Toxoptera
aurantii, B Ramanujam, Coimbatore Tamil Nadu, 2008,
SDYA, 250C
85
Fungi
Fungi
NAIMCC-F-01855
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-VI-15, Insect of Pepper
scale(Lepidosphaes sp.), B Ramanujam, Coorg, Karnataka,
2008, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-02074
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-Vl-18, Fallen coffee berries, B.
Ramanujam, Kotagiri Tamil Nadu, 2009, (SDYA), 250C.
NAIMCC-F-02075
Verticillium lecanii PDBC-Vl-19, Insect, B. Ramanujam,
Bapatla, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, SDYA, 250C
NAIMCC-F-01856
Verticillium nigrescens CABI-112791, Isolated from
Plantae; soil, India
NAIMCC-F-01857
Verticillium psalliotae CABI-090246, ATCC-14495, CBS154.61, HACC-105, Uredinium of rust, M. J.
Thirumalachar, Khandala India, 1961, MA, 230C, LY, HG1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01858
Verticillium sp. CABI-282170, Psidium sp., Ludhiana
India, PCA, OA, CMA, PDA, 250C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01859
Verticillium sp. CABI-318574, Soil, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02117
Xerula furferacea Soil, R. C. Upadhyay, Solan, Himachal
Pradesh, 2009, PDA, 250C.
NAIMCC-F-01867
Xylochia stegonsporioides CABI-293746, Soil, P. N.
Chowdhry, New Delhi India, 1985, PCA, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01868
Zopfiella karachiensis CABI-340453, Benincasa
hispida:seed, M.George 18, 08/03/90, Kerala India, 1990,
OA, 23C
NAIMCC-F-01869
Zopfiella tetraspora CABI-191319, Soil, M. N.
Raghavendra, M. S. Pavgi, India, 1975, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01870
Raghavendra, M. S. Pavgi, Varanasi India, 1975, 230C, LY,
HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01871
Raghavendra, M. S. Pavgi, India, 1975, 230C, LY, HG-1,
MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01860
Verticillium sp. CABI-315612, finger nail, A.K. Barde,
India, IMI 1987, PCA, OA, CMA, PDA, 25C, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01872
Zopfiella tetraspora CABI-318826, PSN-26, Soil, B. S.
Vijayakumar 1987, Anantapur AP India, 1987, PCA, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02293
Verticillium theobromae CABI-225818, Musa, I. Issac, E.
Bremmer, India, 1978, PDA, MA, MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-02453
Zychaea mexicana CABI-191321, Soil, M. N.
Raghavendra, M. S. Pavgi, India, 1975, PCA+FP, 23 0C
NAIMCC-F-01861
Volutella lini CABI-092688, J. N. Ra, India, 1962, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02454
Zychaea mexicana CABI-191320, Soil, M. N.
Raghavendra, M. S. Pavgi, India, 1975, PCA+FP, 23 0C
NAIMCC-F-01862
Volutella lini CABI-224502, D. P. Tewari, India, 1978, OA,
230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01873
Zygorhynchus heterogamous CABI-114703, Soil, B. L.
Mathur, India, 1965, PDA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-02296
Volutella lini CABI-224502, D.P. Tiwari, India, 1978, OA,
MGT, 230C
NAIMCC-F-01874
Zygorhynchus moelleri CABI-141727, isolated from Oryza
sativa, India
NAIMCC-F-01863
Volutella sp. CABI-273954, OA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
NAIMCC-F-01864
Wallemia sebi CABI-320891, Homo sapiens nail, Medical
college Jabalpur, India, 1987, M20, 25 C
NAIMCC-F-01865
Wardomyces inflatus CABI-234312, Soil, K. V. Sankaran,
NAIMCC-F-01866
Wiesneriomyces laurinus CABI-237876, Bambusa sp., A. K.
Sarbhoy, India, 1979, MA, 230C, LY, HG-1, MA-6
86
NAIMCC-F-01875
Zygosporium echinosporum CABI-182368, isolated from
Air, India
NAIMCC-F-01876
Zygosporium gibbum CABI-294170, N. I. Singh, Imphal
NAIMCC-F-01877
Zygosporium masonii CABI-322211, Abutilon indicum,
Poonam P99, Gorakpur U.P. India, 1988, PCA, 23C.
NAIMCC-B-00001
Acetobacter pasteurianus NCIM 2432, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00002
Achromobacter lacticum NCIM 2884, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00003
Acinetobacter baumannii NBRAJG 73, Rajgir water
samples, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00004
NAIMCC-B-00005
samples, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, NA, 30-37oC
NAIMCC-B-00006
NAIMCC-B-00007
NAIMCC-B-00008
samples, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM, 2008 , NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00009
NAIMCC-B-00010
NAIMCC-B-00011
NAIMCC-B-00012
NAIMCC-B-00013
Acinetobacter baylyi NBRAJG 74, Rajgir water samples,
A.K. Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, NA, 30-37oC
NAIMCC-B-00014
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus NBRAJG 93, Rajgir water
NAIMCC-B-00015
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus NBRAJG 75, Rajgir water
NAIMCC-B-00526
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus LCR-85, Paddy field soil, L.
C. Rai, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, L. B. Medium, N.A,
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00528
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00529
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00530
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00531
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00534
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00535
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00539
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00544
Acinetobacter haemolyticus PHA-2, Refinery soil, Lata,
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, Bus well and Haas mineral
medium, N.A, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00538
Acinetobacter johnsonii LCR-94, Paddy field soil, L. C.
Rai, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, L. B. Medium, N.A,
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00016
Acinetobacter junii NBRAJG 72, Rajgir water samples,
NAIMCC-B-00017
Acinetobacter junii NBRAJG 72, Rajgir water samples,
NAIMCC-B-00545
Acinetobacter sp. PHA-4, Refinery soil, Lata, Mathura,
Uttar Pradesh, 2009, Bus well and Haas mineral medium,
N.A, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00604
Actinomyces bacterium NBVH-41, Rhizospheric soil, A.
K. Srivastava, Allahabad, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009,
Starch casein agar, 32C.
87
Bacteria
Catalogue for Bacteria
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00018
Actinoplanes campanulatus (Couch) Stackebrandt &
Kroppenstedt MTCC-1981, DSM43148, ATCC15348,
CBS190.64, IFO12511, KCCA-0059, Soil, (67, 280 C), Type
strain, Syst.Appl.Microbiol.9:110,1987.
NAIMCC-B-00019
Actinoplanes deccanensis Parenti et al MTCC-711,
ATCC21983, DSM43806, JCM3247, KCCA0247, (39, 250C),
Type strain, Production of lipiarmycin,
Int.J.Syst.Bact.30:244,1980. Patent strain.
NAIMCC-B-00020
Actinoplanes ferrugineus Palleroni 1979 MTCC-1418,
DSM43807, ATCC29868, KCCA0277, Soil, (93, 280C), Type
strain, Int. J. Syst. Bact. 29:55, 1979.
NAIMCC-B-00021
Actinoplanes brasiliensis MTCC 4019, M. Yandigeri, 2008
(Streptomycetes Medium, 28C Aerobic), Type strain
produces antibiotic 672-A
NAIMCC-B-00607
Actinoplanes deccanensis MTCC-711, ATCC-21983, 2009,
Oatmeal agar, 25C, Production of lipiarmycin.
NAIMCC-B-00022
Actinoplanes italicus Beretta MTCC-1412, DSM43146,
ATCC27366, KCCA0165, Soil, (133, 280C), Type strain, Int.
J. Syst. Bacteriol. 23:42, 1973
NAIMCC-B-00023
Actinopolyspora halophila Gochnauer et al. MTCC-263,
NCIB11472, ATCC27976, JCM3278, KCCA-0278,
DSM43834, IFO14106. Dairy salt, (31,370C), Type strain,
Can.J.Microbiol.21:1510,1975.
NAIMCC-B-00024
Aeromonas hydrophila S23, P Gunashekhran Madurai K
University, King's B, 28C,LGS
NAIMCC-B-00533
Aeromonas hydrophilla LCR-97, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, L. B. Medium, N.A, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00025
Agrobacterium rhizogenes (Riker et al) Conn 1942
MTCC-2364, DSM30200, Stem gall, (179, 250C),
Aus.J.Boiol.Sci. 23:585, 1970, J.Gen.Microbiol.78:227239,1973.ss
NAIMCC-B-00026
Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend)
Conn MTCC-431, ATCC15955, (3, 250C), Extremely good
crown gall producer.
NAIMCC-B-00027
Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend)
Conn MTCC-609, ATCC33970, Cherry gall, (54,300C),
Plasmid required for virulence, J.Bacteriol.123:255,1975,
Plasmid 1:238, 1978
NAIMCC-B-00028
Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend) Conn
1942 MTCC-2250, DSM30199, Ditch water (3, 300 C),
J.Gen.Microbiol. 78:227, 1973.
NAIMCC-B-00502
Agrobacterium sp. J2s5, Rice field Soil, Ashok Kumar,
Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, JNF, 370C.
88
NAIMCC-B-00553
Agrobacterium tumefaciens Wheat cropping system, S. K.
Gosal, Kapurthala, Punjab, 2009, Nitrogen free media, 2830oC.
NAIMCC-B-00029
Agrobacterium tumefaciens biovar 1 CABI-347322,
Helianthus annuus (sunflower), C. Mayee , India, IMI 1977,
NA, 25C, Biological agent of Hazard Group 1 of Low
Risk: Microbiological Assessment 6
NAIMCC-B-00893
Agrobacterium vitis SK-91, Soil, S. K. Gosal, Taran taran,
Punjab, 2011, Jensen's Medium , 28-30C
NAIMCC-B-00508
Alcaligenes faecalis Soil, R.S. Mishra, Kanjirampally,
Kerala, 2009, NA, JFM, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00712
Alcaligenes faeccalis NBJ-36, Rhizospheric soil (Jatropa
plant), A. K. Saxena, 2008, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00513
Alteromonas macheodi CIBA-AG-2, Brackishwater, T. C.
Santiago, Kalpakam, Tamil Nadu, 2009, Zobell Marine
Agar, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00030
Aquitalea maqnusonii NBRAJG 83, Rajgir water
NAIMCC-B-00031
Aquitalea maqnusonii NBRAJG 84, Rajgir water
samples, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM, NBAIM, 2008, NA, 30-37
o
C
NAIMCC-B-00032
Aquitalea sp. 83, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2008, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00540
Arthobacter sp. LCR-18, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00033
Arthrobacter citreus, NCIM 2320, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00034
Arthrobacter sp. ,AS 18, AK Saxena, NBAIM, wheat
rhizosphere soil 2007, Mau, NA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00572
Arthrobacter sp. V-2 Johnius, Fish viscera, Imelda Joseph,
Trivandrum, Kerala, 2009, N.A, Zobell marine agar, 3035C.
NAIMCC-B-00624
Arthrobacter sp. NBAS-18,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
Saxena, Eastern U.P, 2008, N.A, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00896
Azospirilium brasilense SK-20, Soil, S. K. Gosal,
Ludhiana, Punjab, 2011, Jensen's Medium , 28-30C
NAIMCC-B-00035
Azospirillum amazonense Magalhaes et al. MTCC-2693,
ATCC35119, DSM2787. Digiteria decumbens roots, (205, 300
C), Type strain, Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol. 34:355, 1984
NAIMCC-B-00037
Azospirillum lipoferum (Beijerincki)Tarrand et al. MTCC2694, ATCC29707, DSM1691. Wheat (206, 300 C), Type
strain, Exopolysaccharides and cyst formation,
Can.J.Microbiol.24:967,1978, . Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol. 29:79,
1979
NAIMCC-B-00038
Azospirillum brasilense Tarrand et al. MTCC-125,
NCIB11860, ATCC29145. Digitaria decumbens, (3, 300C),
Type strain, Symbiont with grass in nitrogen fixation,
Nitrate reduction
NAIMCC-B-00046
Azotobacter chroococcum NB5A, Wheat rhizospheric
soil, AK Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, N free Jensen's Agar, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00047
NAIMCC-B-00048
NAIMCC-B-00049
Azotobacter chroococcum NBCBD-1, Wheat rhizospheric
NAIMCC-B-00879
Azospirillum brasilense MZ-AS2, Rhizoshperic Soil, S. S.
Kanwar, Western Himalayas, 2011, N free Malate Medium
(NFB), 371C
NAIMCC-B-00050
Azotobacter chroococcum NBCBD-15, Wheat
rhizospheric soil, AK Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, N free
Jensen's Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00880
Azospirillum brasilense WT-AS3, Rhizoshperic Soil, S. S.
Kanwar, Western Himalayas, 2011, N free Malate Medium
(NFB), 371C
NAIMCC-B-00051
Azotobacter chroococcum NBDA1, Wheat rhizospheric
soil, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, N free Jensen's Agar, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00580
Azospirillum lipoferum NB, Soil, K. K. Meena, Mau Nath
Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, AMS, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00052
Azotobacter chroococcum NBDa2, Wheat rhizospheric
NAIMCC-B-00039
Azotobacter beijerinckii Lipman MTCC-123, NCIB8948,
ATCC19360. Activated sludge, (16, 300C), Type strain.
NAIMCC-B-00040
Azotobacter beijerinckii Lipman MTCC-2641, A. K. Paul,
WDN-1, Soil, (56, 300 C), Nitrogen fixation, Production of
poly--hydroxybutyrate as intracellular polymer and
extcellular polysaccharide.
NAIMCC-B-00041
Azotobacter chroococcum Beijerinck MTCC-446,
ATCC9043, DSM2286, NCIB11694, (56, 300C), Type strain,
Production of L-carnitine, Nitrogen fixation, Int. J. Syst.
Bact. 30:225,1980.
NAIMCC-B-00042
Azotobacter vinelandii Lipman MTCC-2459, M.V.
Vermani and M.Y. Kamat, NCIB12096, ATCC478,
ATCC8372, DSM2289, (197, 300 C), Production of
extracellular polysaccharide, Biotech. Lett. 18:587, 1996,
Lett. Appl. Microbiol. 24:379, 1997
NAIMCC-B-00043
Azotobacter vinelandii Lipman MTCC-2460, M.V.
Vermani and M.Y. Kamat, (198, 300 C), Production of
extracellular polysaccharide, Biotech. Lett. 17:917, 1995
NAIMCC-B-00044
Azotobacter vinelandii Lipman MTCC-124, NCIB12096,
ATCC478, ATCC8372, DSM2289, (16, 300C), Type strain,
Nitrogen fixation.
NAIMCC-B-00045
Azotobacter chroococcum 1A, Wheat rhizospheric soil,
AK Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, N free Jensen's Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00053
NAIMCC-B-00054
NAIMCC-B-00055
NAIMCC-B-00056
NAIMCC-B-00057
NAIMCC-B-00058
NAIMCC-B-00059
89
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00036
Azospirillum lipoferum (Beijerincki 1925) Tarrand et al.
Coconut Palm's surface sterilized roots, (181, 300 C),
Nitrogen fixation under microaerobic condition, Canadian
J.Microbiol.24:967:980,1978.
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00060
Azotobacter chroococcum M4, AK Saxena, NBAIM,
Wheat rhizospheric soil 2008, N free Jensen's Agar, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00853
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens BaMBTDO0709-101, Oyster
Farm, K. K. Vijayan, Cochin, Kerala, 2009, NA & Zobell's
Marine Agar, 322C
NAIMCC-B-00061
Azotobacter chroococcum NBW5, Wheat rhizospheric
NAIMCC-B-00875
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens BA-1, Rhizoshperic Soil, M.
Loganathan, Varanasi, U.P, 2011, NA, 322C
NAIMCC-B-00062
Azotobacter chroococcum NB10B, Wheat rhizospheric
NAIMCC-B-00895
Azotobacter chroococcum SK-19, Soil, S. K. Gosal,
Ludhiana, Punjab, 2011, Jensen's Medium , 28-30C
NAIMCC-B-00063
Azotobacter vinelandi , NCIM 2927, N free Jensen's
Medium, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00064
Bacillus sp. CABI-352384, Midgut, whole body of Bombyx
mori (silk worm), M.C. Deviah, Bangalore Karnataka
India, IMI 1991, M.C. Deviah, No. 2, NA 28C, LY (7%
suc. Pep.)
NAIMCC-B-00627
Bacillus aquimaris NBAS-08,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A.
K. Saxena, Eastern U.P, 2008, N.A, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00065
Bacillus firmus NCIM 2264, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00066
Bacillus freudernechii NCIM 2463, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00071
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens NCIM2829, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00072
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens M Gunashekharan,
Kasargod, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00073
Bacillus aneurinolyticus NCIM-2233, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00074
Bacillus aquimaris AS 8, Wheat rhizosphere soil, AK
Saxena, NBAIM, 2008, Varanasi,NA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00630
Bacillus aquimaris NBAS-44,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A.
NAIMCC-B-00814
Bacillus arbutinivorans NB6L, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil,
Dilip K. Arora, Lucknow, U.P, 2010, NA 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00623
Bacillus arsenicus NBAS-13,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A.
NAIMCC-B-00777
Bacillus aryabhattai NBL3, Psychrophilic water sample,
Dilip K. Arora, Pongong lake, Leh, 2010, NA, 10-15oC.
NAIMCC-B-00069
Bacillus alvei CS Purushothaman, NA, 30-37 C
NAIMCC-B-00781
Bacillus atrophaeus NBC2, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00524
Bacillus benzoevorans Pap.ViBa05, Papaya Plant, Pious
Thomas, Bangalore, 2009, N.A, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00511
Bacillus boronililus CIBA-T7, Creek water, T. C.
Santiago, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, Zobell Marine
Agar, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00070
Bacillus aminovorans NCIM 2456, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00075
Bacillus brevis ATCC- 8246, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00754
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens SK-511, Wheat-Rice
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Hoshiarpur, Punjab, 2010,
Jenson's medium, 28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00076
Bacillus brevis IC Bora, Assam, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00768
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens GRB35, Rhizospheric soil
(Ginger), M. Anandraj, Kozhikode, Kerela, 2009, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00078
Bacillus cereus ATCC-10876, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00067
Bacillus megaterium de Bary MTCC-2412, H.O.
Aggarwal, Manikaran hot water spring, (3,550 C),
Production of citric acid.
NAIMCC-B-00068
Bacillus megaterium de Bary 1884 MTCC-1684,
NCTC9848, (3, 370 C), Heat resistance strain
NAIMCC-B-00772
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens NBJ4, Psychrophilic water
sample, Dilip K. Arora, Pongong lake, Leh, 2010, NA, 1015oC.
NAIMCC-B-00834
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens P2, Rhizospheric soil of
Soyabean, D. L. N Rao, Geelakhedi, Rajgarh, Madhya
Pradesh, 2010, NA, 28oC.
90
NAIMCC-B-00077
Bacillus brevis NCIM-2216, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00079
Bacillus cereus WGPSB-2, G Selvakumar Almora,
VPKAS, Almora, NA, 30-37 C
NAIMCC-B-00558
Bacillus cereus PW-6, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00626
Bacillus cereus NBAS-24,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
NAIMCC-B-00653
Bacillus cereus C5A, N. K. Maiti, CIFA, Orrisa, 2009, NA,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00655
Bacillus cereus C8K3, N. K. Maiti, CIFA, Orrisa, 2009, NA,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00656
Bacillus cereus C9E, N. K. Maiti, CIFA, Orrisa, 2009, NA,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00671
Bacillus cereus NBAS-4, A. K. Saxena, Gujarat, 2009, NA,
37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00711
Bacillus cereus NBH-9, Water sample (hot springs), A. K.
Saxena, Manikaran, Himachal Pradesh, 2008, Thurmus
medium, 45oC.
NAIMCC-B-00081
Bacillus circulans NCIM 2107, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00082
Bacillus circulans NCIM 5057, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00755
Bacillus circulans SK-512, Wheat-Rice Rhizospheric soil,
S. K. Gosal, Ludhiana, Punjab, 2010, Jenson's medium, 2830oC.
NAIMCC-B-00899
Bacillus circulans SP-G1, Fish Skin (Raconda sp.) Imelda
Joseph, Kovalam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 2011, NA With
2% NaCl & Zobell's Marine Agar, 30-35C
NAIMCC-B-00902
Bacillus circulans Ti-S3, Fish gill (Sphyraena sp.), Imelda
Joseph , Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, 2011, NA With 2%
NaCl & Zobell's Marine Agar, 30-35C
NAIMCC-B-00565
Bacillus clausii PR-5, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00740
Bacillus cereus M5, Boat scrapings, C. S. Purushothaman,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, 2010, NA, CMC agar, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00808
Bacillus clausii NB12L, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil, Dilip
K. Arora, Lucknow, U.P, 2010, NA 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00743
Bacillus cereus O3, Paddy straw, C. S. Purushothaman,
NAIMCC-B-00083
Bacillus coagulans NCIM 2030, NA, 30-37C, L
NAIMCC-B-00744
Bacillus cereus O5, Paddy straw, C. S. Purushothaman,
NAIMCC-B-00783
Bacillus endophyticus NBA4, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00761
Bacillus cereus Rhizospheric soil, M. L. Jeeva, Vengodu,
Kerela, 2010, NA, 28-32oC.
NAIMCC-B-00813
Bacillus farraginis NB2L, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil, Dilip
NAIMCC-B-00810
Bacillus cereus NB74L, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil, Dilip K.
Arora, Lucknow, U.P, 2010, NA 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00084
Bacillus fusiformis 7C, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2008, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00842
Bacillus cereus P64, Vermicompost, D. L. N Rao,
Jatakheda, Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00520
Bacillus fusiformis 3MW-ARB02, Plant, Pious Thomas,
Bangalore, 2009, N.A, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00867
NAIMCC-B-00085
Bacillus globigii NCIM 2792, NA, 30-37C
Bacillus cereus NBRSANP-3, Rhizoshperic Soil, A. K.

Srivastava, Varanasi, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00871
NAIMCC-B-00086
Bacillus globisporus CS Purushothaman, , NA, 30-37C
Bacillus cereus NBRSANP-10, Rhizoshperic Soil, A. K.

Srivastava, Varanasi, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00718
Bacillus halophilus NB, Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
Pulikat lake, Tamil Nadu 2008, NA 5% NaCl, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00900
Bacillus cereus SP-V1, Fish Viscera (Sphyraena sp.) Imelda
NAIMCC-B-00620
Bacillus horikoshi NBSL-26, Water sample, Sambhar
lake, A. K. Saxena, Rajasthan, 2009, KB 10%NaCl, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00778
Bacillus cibi NBB7, Psychrophilic water sample, Dilip K.
Arora, Pongong lake, Leh, 2010, NA, 10-15oC.
NAIMCC-B-00080
Bacillus circulans 107, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2008, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00621
Bacillus horikoshi NBSL-27, Water sample, Sambhar
NAIMCC-B-00789
Bacillus horneckiae NBB13, Psychrophilic water sample,
91
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00651
Bacillus cereus C1H, N. K. Maiti, CIFA, Orrisa, 2009, NA,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00815
Bacillus humi NB79C, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil, Dilip K.
Arora, Lucknow, U.P, 2010, NA 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00812
Bacillus koreensis NB5L, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil, Dilip
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00087
Bacillus laevolacticus NCIM 2464, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00088
Bacillus larvae CS Purushothaman, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00089
Bacillus laterosporus ATCC- 64, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00090
Bacillus laterosporus NCIM 2465, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00091
Bacillus licheniformis NCIM 2042, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00092
Bacillus licheniformis NCIM 2044, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00093
Bacillus licheniformis R. P. Pareek,BISR, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00782
Bacillus licheniformis NBE33, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00839
Bacillus licheniformis P48, Rhizospheric soil of Wheat, D.
L. N Rao, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, NA- 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00892
Bacillus licheniformis SK-24, Soil, S. K. Gosal, Taran
taran, Punjab, 2011, Jensen's Medium , 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00878
Bacillus lichiniformis PT-A1, Rhizoshperic Soil, S. S.
Kanwar, Western Himalayas, 2011, Jensen's Medium, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00099
Bacillus megaterium de Bary MTCC-428, ATCC14581,
CCM2007, DSM32, JCM2506, NCTC1032, NCIB9376
(3,300C), Type strain, production of -amylase, J. Gen.
Microbiol. 34:271, 1964, J. Bacteriol. 1:302, 1916, Int. J. Syst.
Bacteriol. 30: 257, 1980
NAIMCC-B-00506
Bacillus megaterium G1s3, Rice field Soil, Ashok Kumar,
Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, JNF, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00542
Bacillus megaterium LCR-107, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00742
Bacillus megaterium M9, Boat scrapings, C. S.
Purushothaman, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 2010, NA, CMC
agar, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00843
Bacillus megaterium P65, Rhizospheric soil of Soyabean,
D. L. N Rao, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00847
Bacillus megaterium P70, Rhizospheric soil of Chickpea,
D. L. N Rao, Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00850
Bacillus megaterium 249, Rhizospheric soil of Wheat, D.
L. N Rao, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, 2010 NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00100
Bacillus mycoides CS Purushothaman, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00101
Bacillus oleronius NB109, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2008, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00102
Bacillus oleronius NB127, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2008, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00094
Bacillus macerans NCIM-2131, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00103
Bacillus oleronius NBB2, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2008, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00095
Bacillus macquarensis NCIM 2474, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00104
Bacillus pantothenticus NCIM 2476, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00779
Bacillus malacitensis NBO1, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00809
Bacillus parabrevis NB27L, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil,
Dilip K. Arora, Lucknow, U.P, 2010, NA 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00096
Bacillus marcescens NCIM 5037, NA, 30-370C
NAIMCC-B-00105
Bacillus pasteurii CS Purushothaman, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00575
Bacillus marisflavi S3 Carangoides, Fish skin, Imelda
Joseph, Mandapam, Tamil Nadu, 2009, N.A, Zobell
marine agar, 30-35C.
NAIMCC-B-00106
Bacillus pasteurii NCIM 2477, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00097
Bacillus megaterium ATCC-14581, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00784
Bacillus psychrosoccharolyticus NBA6, Psychrophilic
water sample, Dilip K. Arora, Pongong lake, Leh, 2010,
NA, 10-15oC.
NAIMCC-B-00098
Bacillus megaterium de Bary MTCC-453, ATCC14945
(3,300C)
NAIMCC-B-00107
Bacillus pumilus AS 3, Wheat rhizosphere soil, AK
Saxena, NBAIM, Balia 2008,NA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00521
Bacillus pumilus 3MW-ARB03, Plant, Pious Thomas,
92
NAIMCC-B-00550
Bacillus pumilus PW-1, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
NAIMCC-B-00110
Bacillus sp. NBDS B1, D.K. Arora, NBAIM 2007, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00628
Bacillus pumilus NBAS-03,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
NAIMCC-B-00675
Bacillus sp. NBSL -1, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Rajasthan, NA,
37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00629
Bacillus pumilus NBAS-05,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
NAIMCC-B-00724
Bacillus sp. NB1, Soil and water, A. K. Saxena, Pulikat
lake, Tamil Nadu 2008, NA 5% NaCl, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00632
Bacillus pumilus NBAS-121,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A.
NAIMCC-B-00111
Bacillus sphaericus ATCC- 4525, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00657
Bacillus pumilus 8DKS1, M. N Saha, CRIJAF, Kolkata,
2009, NA, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00678
Bacillus pumilus NBAS-5, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Gujarat,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00722
Bacillus pumilus NB14, Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00737
Bacillus pumilus M1, Boat scrapings, C. S.
agar, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00112
Bacillus sphaericus NCIM 2478, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00113
Bacillus sporothermodurans B4, AK Saxena, NBAIM
2008, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00114
Bacillus stearothermophilus CS Purushothaman, NA, 3037 C
NAIMCC-B-00115
Bacillus sterothermophilus NCIM 2235, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00116
Bacillus subtilis M Gunasekaran, Kasargod, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00117
Bacillus subtilis AK Saxena, NBAIM, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00738
agar, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00118
Bacillus subtilis M Gunasekaran, Kasargod, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00739
agar, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00120
Bacillus subtilis NCIM 2236, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00771
Bacillus pumilus NBA1, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00776
Bacillus pumilus NBJ7, Psychrophilic water sample, Dilip
K. Arora, Pongong lake, Leh, 2010, NA, 10-15oC.
NAIMCC-B-00119
Bacillus subtilis NCIM 2192, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00514
Bacillus subtilis CIBA-AT-6, Creek water, T. C. Santiago,
Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, N.A, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00522
Bacillus subtilis 3MW-ARB04, Plant, Pious Thomas,
NAIMCC-B-00849
Bacillus pumilus P72, Vermicompost, D. L. N Rao,
NAIMCC-B-00548
Bacillus subtilis PHA-58, Manali Refinery soil, Lata,
Chennai, 2009, Bus well and Haas mineral medium, N.A,
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00854
Bacillus pumilus BpMBTDI0709-101, Mangrove, K. K.
Vijayan, Cochin, Kerala, 2009, NA & Zobell's Marine
Agar, 322C
NAIMCC-B-00562
Bacillus subtilis PR-2, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
NAIMCC-B-00786
Bacillus simplex NBP1, Psychrophilic water sample, Dilip
NAIMCC-B-00108
Bacillus sp. NB103, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2007, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00109
Bacillus sp. NB121, AK Saxena, NBAIM 2007, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00564
Bacillus subtilis PR-4, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
NAIMCC-B-00631
Bacillus subtilis NBAS-47,Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
Saxena, Eastern U.P, 2009, Trypticase Soya agar, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00652
Bacillus subtilis C2B, N. K. Maiti, CIFA, Orrisa, 2009, NA,
37C.
93
Bacteria
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00654
Bacillus subtilis C8K, N. K. Maiti, CIFA, Orrisa, 2009, NA,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00848
Bacillus subtilis P71, Vermicompost, D. L. N Rao,
NAIMCC-B-00713
Bacillus subtilis NBJ-55, Rhizospheric soil (Jatropa plant),
A. K. Saxena, 2008, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00855
Bacillus subtilis BsMBTDI0809-103, Harbour, K. K.
Vijayan, Cochin Kerala, 2009, NA & Zobell's Marine Agar,
322C
NAIMCC-B-00721
Bacillus subtilis NB10, Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00741
Bacillus subtilis M6, Boat scrapings, C. S.
agar, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00750
Bacillus subtilis SK-505, Wheat-Rice Rhizospheric soil, S.
K. Gosal, Ferozpur, Punjab, 2010, Jenson's medium, 2830oC.
NAIMCC-B-00751
Bacillus subtilis Rhizospheric soil (Amorphophallus), M.
L. Jeeva, Kerela, 2009, NA 28-32oC.
NAIMCC-B-00870
Bacillus subtilis NBRSANP-7, Rhizoshperic Soil, A. K.
Srivastava, Mau, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00872
Srivastava,Mau, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00874
Srivastava, Kanpur, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00876
Bacillus subtilis BS-2, Rhizoshperic Soil, M. Loganathan,
Varanasi, U.P, 2011, NA, 322C
NAIMCC-B-00773
Bacillus subtilis NBE32, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00543
Bacillus subtilis SRB254, Sorghum root, I. K Das.,
Sholapur, Maharashtra, 2009, Pseudomonas agar, N.A,
28oC,
NAIMCC-B-00780
Bacillus subtilis NBI3, Psychrophilic water sample, Dilip
NAIMCC-B-00125
Bacillus thuringiensis KR-1, G Selvakumar, VPKAS,
Almora 2007, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00835
Bacillus subtilis P4, Rhizospheric soil of Soyabean, D. L.
N Rao, Geelakhedi, Rajgarh, Madhya Pradesh, 2010, NA,
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00126
Bacillus thuringiensis NCIM 2977, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00836
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00837
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00840
Jatakheda, Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, 2010 NA- 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00841
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00844
NAIMCC-B-00127
Bacillus thuringiensis NCIM 5113, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00128
Bacillus thuringiensis P.S. Vimla Devi, Hyderabad 2007,
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00129
Bacillus thuringiensis Vimla Devi, Hyderabad 2007, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00130
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00131
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00132
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00133
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00845
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00134
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00846
NAIMCC-B-00135
30-37C
94
NAIMCC-B-00136
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00154
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00137
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00155
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00138
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00156
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00139
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00157
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00140
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00158
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00141
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00159
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00142
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00160
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00143
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00161
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00144
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00162
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00145
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00163
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00146
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00164
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00147
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00165
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00148
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00166
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00149
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00167
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00150
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00168
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00151
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00169
Bacillus thuringiensis Vimla Devi Hyderabad 2007, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00152
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00170
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00153
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00171
30-37C,LGS
95
Bacteria
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00172
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00190
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00173
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00191
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00174
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00192
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00175
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00193
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00176
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00194
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00177
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00195
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00178
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00196
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00179
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00197
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00180
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00198
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00181
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00199
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00182
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00200
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00183
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00201
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00184
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00202
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00185
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00203
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00186
Bacillus thuringiensis Vimla Devi,Hyderabad 2007, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00204
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00187
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00205
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00188
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00206
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00189
Bacillus thuringiensis Vimla Devi,Hyderabad 2007, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00207
30-37C
96
NAIMCC-B-00208
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00226
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00209
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00787
Bacillus thuringiensis NBB6, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00210
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00873
Bacillus thuringiensis NBRSANP-13, Rhizoshperic Soil,
A. K. Srivastava, Kanpur, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00211
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00121
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp. aizawai NCIM 5116, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00212
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00122
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp entomocidus NCIM 5111,
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00213
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00123
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp galleriae NCIM 5112, NA,
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00214
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00124
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp. israelensis NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00215
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00216
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00217
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00218
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00219
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00220
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00221
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00222
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00223
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00224
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00225
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00775
Bacillus velezensis NBA3, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00903
Brachybacterium conglomeratum G-2, Fish gill
(Polynemusa sp.) Imelda Joseph , Calicut, Kerala, 2011, NA
With 2% NaCl & Zobell's Marine Agar, 30-35C
NAIMCC-B-00227
Bradyrhizobium japonicum NCIM 2002, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00228
Bradyrhizobium japonicum (strain 505), USDA-6, AK
Saxena 2007, NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00229
Bradyrhizobium japonicum RS-139, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00230
Bradyrhizobium japonicum Tal-102, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00231
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), MB-7, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00232
Bradyrhizobium sp. B-39, NBAIM 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00233
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), GN-17, A.K. Saxena,
NBAIM 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00234
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), GN-25, A.K. Saxena,
NBAIM 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00235
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), IC 7001, NC92, ICRISAT,
Hyderabad 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00236
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), IC 7017, 5a/70, ICRISAT,
97
Bacteria
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00237
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), IC 7029, SMS 176,
ICRISAT, Hyderabad 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00255
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC-3165, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00238
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), IC 7113, RP 182-13,
NAIMCC-B-00256
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus),IC-3169, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00239
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), IC 7114, Tal 1000,
NAIMCC-B-00257
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00240
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis),NC-92, AK Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00258
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00241
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis), R GT-022, R.S. Raout,
Parbhani, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00259
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cowpea), CP-60, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00242
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC-3043-2, AK Saxena
2007, NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00260
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cowpea),CP-27, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00243
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC-3145, A.K. Saxena
2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00261
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cowpea), CP-34, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00244
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC-3154, AK Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00262
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), K-7, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00245
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00263
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), Mung-I, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00246
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00264
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), 5F, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00247
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00265
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), M065, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00248
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00266
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), M-11, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00249
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00267
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), M-11-85, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00250
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC 3100, 1 HP 100,
NAIMCC-B-00268
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Vigna), M-2-97, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00251
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC 3195 (a),IHP 195,
NAIMCC-B-00745
Brevibacillus laterosporus BPM3, Mud sample, Ratul
Sakia, Nambor wild life sanctuary, Assam, 2010, NA, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00252
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus), IC 4059, IHP 511, CC-1,
NAIMCC-B-00519
Brevibacillus sp. ARBG-1, Plant, Pious Thomas,
NAIMCC-B-00253
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus),IC 4060, IHP 512, F4,
NAIMCC-B-00269
Brevibacterium divericatum NCIM2634, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00254
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Cajanus),IC 4062, IHP 514, BDN A2,
98
NAIMCC-B-00785
Brevibacterium frigoritolerans NBC7, Psychrophilic
NA, 10-15oC.
NAIMCC-B-00270
Brevibacterium saccharolyticus NCIM 2238, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00547
Brevibacterium sp. PHA-44, Refinery soil, Lata, Mathura,
Uttar Pradesh, 2009, Bus well and Haas mineral medium,
N.A, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00271
Brevibacterium vitanomas NCIM 2330, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00559
Brevundimonas diminuta PW-7, Wheat Rhizospheric soil,
Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00561
Brevundimonas diminuta PR-1, Wheat rhizosphere soil,
Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00566
Brevundimonas diminuta PR-7, Wheat Rhizospheric soil,
Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00560
Brevundimonas sp. PW-9, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
NAIMCC-B-00882
Burkhoderia cepacia PT-P2, Rhizoshperic Soil, S. S.
Kanwar, Western Himalayas, 2011, NA, 371C
NAIMCC-B-00273
Burkholderia cepacia NBRAJG 98, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM,
NBAIM, Rajgir water samples 2008, NA, King's B, 30-37
o
C
NAIMCC-B-00274
Burkholderia sp. PSB13, Rhizosphere soil of vanilla,
Stephen Joseph, M.G. University, Kerala, Pikovaskaya's
medium, 30-37oC
NAIMCC-B-00767
Burkholderia sp. GRB25, Rhizospheric soil (Ginger), M.
Anandraj, Kozhikode, Kerela, 2009, NA 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00770
Burkholderia sp. BRB28, Rhizospheric soil (Black Peper),
M. Anandraj, Coorg, Karnataka, 2009, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00275
Candida albicans NCIM 3557,CHROMagar, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00276
Cellulomonas flavigena 7(1) WGUK, AR Algawadi,
Dharwad, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00748
Chryseobacterium indologenes SK-503, Wheat-Rice
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Ferozpur, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00597
Clavibacter michiganensis CIBA-ACT-6, Creek water, T.
C. Santiago, Yanam, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, AIA, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00816
Clavibacter michiganensis ACT1, Creek, T.C Santiago,
Yanam, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, AIA 30oC, 48-96hrs.
NAIMCC-B-00277
Couchioplanes caeruleus subsp. caeruleus (Horan and
Brodsky) Tamura et al. MTCC-709, ATCC33937,
DSM1037, DSM43634, IMET9248, IFO13939, JCM3195,
KCCA43634. Soil, (46,260C), Type strain, Production of
antifungal antibiotics, Antimicrob. Agent
Chemother.7:457,1975, Patent strain
NAIMCC-B-00284
Edwardsiella tarda CIFA-1, N K Maiti, CIFA, BBSR, NA,
30-37 C
NAIMCC-B-00285
Edwardsiella tarda CIFA-11, N K Maiti, CIFA, BBSR,
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00286
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00287
30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00288
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00289
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00525
Enterobacter aerogenes LCR-83, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00290
Enterobacter asburiae G Selvakumar, VPKAS, Almora,
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00291
Enterobacter cloacae CABI-347357, Coffea arabica, S.
Subramaman 1967, India, NA, 30C, LY, Hazard Group 2:
Microbiological Assessment 2
NAIMCC-B-00292
Enterobacter cloacae CIBA 52RP2, T.C. Santiago, CIBA,
Chennai, NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00293
Enterobacter cloacae CIBA 53RP2, T.C. Santiago, CIBA,
Chennai, NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00537
Enterobacter cloacae LCR-82, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00294
Erwinia carotovora CABI-347372, S. V. Hegde 1991,
India, NA, 28C, Biological agent of Hazard Group 1 of
Low Risk: Microbiological Assessment 6
NAIMCC-B-00295
Erwinia carotovora sub sp. Carotovora CABI-347394, B.
P. Chakravarti 1991, India, NA, 28C, Biological agent of
Hazard Group 1 of Low Risk: Microbiological Assessment 6
NAIMCC-B-00296
Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora CABI-347386,
Solanum melongena, Mukhergee , India, IMI 1980, NCPPB
1982, NA, 25C, Biological agent of Hazard Group 1 of
Low Risk: Microbiological Assessment 6
99
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00272
Brevibacterium roseum NCIM 2270, NA, 30-37C
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00297
Erwinia tracheiphila CABI-347433, isolated from pointed
gourd, India
NAIMCC-B-00732
Frankia sp. HsIi2, Root (Hippophae salicifolia, D. Don), A.
K Mishra, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2010, BAP, 29oC.
NAIMCC-B-00282
Escherichia coli BPEC B1, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai,
NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00733
NAIMCC-B-00278
Escherichia coli B 2, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai, NA,
30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00734
NAIMCC-B-00279
30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00735
NAIMCC-B-00280
30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00736
NAIMCC-B-00281
Escherichia coli B5, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai, NA,
30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00300
Geobacillus stearothermohilus, ATCC 7953, NA, 370C
NAIMCC-B-00283
Escherichia coli NCIM-5012, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00298
Exiguobacterium acetylicum strain 1P, G Selvakumar,
VPKAS, Almora, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00509
Flavobacterium sp. 19RDCA2, Aquatic environment,
Gaurav Rathore, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, Shieh
Agar, Cytophaga Agar, 15-20oC.
NAIMCC-B-00510
Flavobacterium sp. 19RDCD1, Aquatic environment,
Gaurav Rathore, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, Shieh
Agar, Cytophaga Agar, 15-20oC.
NAIMCC-B-00552
Flavobacterium anhuiense Wheat cropping system, S. K.
Gosal, Tarn Taran, Punjab, 2009, Nitrogen free media, 2830oC.
NAIMCC-B-00299
Flavobacterium devorans NCIM 2581, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00726
Frankia sp. HsIi2, Root (Hippophae salicifolia), D. Don, A.
NAIMCC-B-00727
Frankia sp. HsIi2, Root, (Hippophae salicifolia), D. Don, A.
NAIMCC-B-00728
NAIMCC-B-00729
NAIMCC-B-00730
NAIMCC-B-00731
100
NAIMCC-B-00301
Gluconobacter sp. PSB12, Rhizosphere soil of rubber,
Stephen Joseph, M.G. University, Kerala, Pikovaskaya's
medium, 30 oC
NAIMCC-B-00578
Halobacillus dabahensis CIBA-CST4, Brackish water, T.
C. Santiago, Cochin, Kerala, 2009, Zobell marine agar,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00517
Halobacillus sp. CIBA-HS-1, Creek water, T. C. Santiago,
Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu, 2009, Zobell Marine Agar,
37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00518
Halobacillus trueperi CIBA-HS-3, Back water, T. C.
Santiago, Vampar, Tamil Nadu, 2009, Zobell Marine Agar,
37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00611
Halomanas sp. NBSL-9, Sambhar lake water sample, A.
K. Saxena, Rajasthan, 2009, N.A 15%NaCl, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00576
Halomonas aquamarina V2 Trigger, Fish viscera, Imelda
Joseph, Trivandrum, Kerala, 2009, N.A, Zobell marine
agar, 30-35C.
NAIMCC-B-00725
Halomonas aquamarina NB34, Soil and water, A. K.
Saxena, Pulikat lake, Tamil Nadu 2008, NA 5% NaCl,
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00714
Halomonas campisalis NB37, Soil and water, Sambhar
lake, A. K. Saxena, Rajasthan 2008, NA 2% NaCl, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00574
Halomonas marina strain DSM4741 S1Trigger, Fish skin,
Imelda Joseph, Trivandrum, Kerala, 2009, N.A, Zobell
NAIMCC-B-00716
Halomonas pacifica NB51, Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00308
Lactobacillus paracasei NRC-3, Yak Milk Cheese
(Churpi), Dinesh Kumar,NBAGR, Karnal
NAIMCC-B-00613
Halomonas sp. NBSL-13, Sambhar lake water sample, A.
NAIMCC-B-00309
(Churpi), Dinesh Kumar, NBAGR, Karnal
NAIMCC-B-00614
NAIMCC-B-00310
NAIMCC-B-00616
K. Saxena, Rajasthan, 2009, JM 5%NaCl, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00311
NAIMCC-B-00619
Halomonas sp. NBSL-25, Water sample Sambhar lake, A.
K. Saxena, Rajasthan, 2009, KB 10%NaCl, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00312
NAIMCC-B-00677
Halomonas sp. NBSL -25, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Rajasthan,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00866
Lysinibacillus fusiformis NBRSNPB-1, Rhizoshpreic soil,
A. K. Srivastava, Kanpur, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00676
Halomonas taecheunque NBSL -14, Soil, A. K. Saxena,
Rajasthan, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00868
Lysinibacillus fusiformis NBRSANP-4, Rhizoshperic Soil,
A. K. Srivastava, Lucknow, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00582
Hyphomicrobium facile NBCS7, Soil, K. K. Meena, Mau
Nath Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, AMS, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00869
Lysinibacillus fusiformis NBRSANP-6, Rhizoshperic Soil,
A. K. Srivastava, Varanasi, U.P, 2011, NA, 30C
NAIMCC-B-00505
Klebsiella oxytoca MK3s11, Wheat field Soil, Ashok
Kumar, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, JNF, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00549
Lysinibacillus sp. PHA-15, Vadodara Refinery soil, Lata,
Guwahati, 2009, Bus well and Haas mineral medium, N.A,
28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00302
Klebsiella pneumonae NBRAJG 95, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM,
NBAIM, Rajgir water samples 2008, NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00516
Klebsiella pneumonae CIBA-AT-4, Creek water, T. C.
Santiago, Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu, 2009, N.A, Zobell
Marine Agar, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00303
Klebsiella sp. D5, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai, NA, 3037 oC
NAIMCC-B-00501
Klebsiella sp. VB-456, Wheat field soil, Ashok Kumar,
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, JNF, 37oC
NAIMCC-B-00503
Klebsiella sp. M2s3, Rice field soil, Ashok Kumar,
Mirjapur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, JNF, 37oC
NAIMCC-B-00304
Lactobacillus acidophilus NCIM 2285, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00305
(Churpi),Dinesh Kumar, NBAGR, Karnal L
NAIMCC-B-00306
(Churpi),Dinesh Kumar,NBAGR, Karnal
NAIMCC-B-00307
(Churpi), Dinesh Kumar, NBAGR, Karnal
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00612
NAIMCC-B-00793
Lysobacter sp. NBC5, Psychrophilic water sample, Dilip
NAIMCC-B-00610
Marinobacter alkaliphilus NBSL-7, Sambhar lake water
sample, A. K. Saxena, Rajasthan, 2009, N.A 15%NaCl,
30C.
NAIMCC-B-00313
Mesorhizobium ciceri NBTaL-620, A.K. Saxena, NBAIM,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00583
Methlobacterium organophilum NBCS8, Soil, K. K.
Meena, Mau Nath Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, AMS,
30C.
NAIMCC-B-00805
Methylobacterium radiotolerance NBCT23, Leaf
Phyllosphere, K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00663
Methylobacterium suomiense NBCT6, Leaf Phyllosphere,
K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00584
Methylobacterium extorques NBCS12, Soil, K. K. Meena,
Mau Nath Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, AMS, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00586
Methylobacterium hispanicum NBCS18, Soil, K. K.
30C.
101
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00807
Methylobacterium hispanicum NBCT25, Leaf
NAIMCC-B-00801
Methylobacterium sp. NBCT19, Leaf Phyllosphere, K. K.
Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00664
Methylobacterium hisponicum NBCT7, Leaf
Phyllosphere, K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00802
NAIMCC-B-00658
Methylobacterium mesophylicum NBCT1, Leaf
Phyllosphere, K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00803
NAIMCC-B-00679
Methylobacterium mesophylicum NBCT16, Leaf
Phyllosphere, K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P., 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00662
K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00660
Methylobacterium oryzae NBCT3, Leaf Phyllosphere, K.
K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00665
K. K. Meena, Mau, U.P., AMS 37oC, 11/04/2010
NAIMCC-B-00667
Methylobacterium oryzae NBCT10, Leaf Phyllosphere, K.
K. Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00806
Methylobacterium suomiense NBCT24, Leaf
NAIMCC-B-00673
Methylobacterium phyllosphaerae NBCT14, Leaf
Phyllosphere, K.K. Meena, Mau, U.P., AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00585
Methylophilus methylotrophus NBCS15, Soil, K. K.
30C.
NAIMCC-B-00799
Methylobacterium phyllosphaerae NBCT17, Leaf
NAIMCC-B-00670
Methylobacterium radiotolerance NBCT12, Leaf
NAIMCC-B-00579
Methylobacterium radiotolerans NBCS1, Soil, K. K.
30C.
NAIMCC-B-00669
Methylobacterium salsuginis NBCT11, Leaf
NAIMCC-B-00672
NAIMCC-B-00804
NAIMCC-B-00659
Meena, Mau, U.P, 2010, AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00661
NAIMCC-B-00666
NAIMCC-B-00674
Methylobacterium sp. NBCT15, Leaf Phyllosphere, K.K.
Meena, Mau, U.P., AMS 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00800
102
NAIMCC-B-00581
Methyloversatilis universalis NBCS4, Soil, K. K. Meena,
Mau Nath Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, AMS, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00523
Micobacterium esteraromatiucm Pap.ViBa1, Papaya
Plant, Pious Thomas, Bangalore, 2009, N.A, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00897
Micobacterium esteraromaticum SRG1,Fish gill(Sardinella
sp., Imelda Joseph, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, 2011, NA
NAIMCC-B-00798
Micrococcineae bacterium NBD2, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00622
Micrococcus luteus NBSL-29, Water sample, Sambhar
NAIMCC-B-00898
Micrococcus luteus KS-2, Fish Skin (daysciaena sp.)
Imelda Joseph, Kovalam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 2011, NA
NAIMCC-B-00314
Micrococcus sp. S-131, Rajeev Kaushik, NBAIM, NA, 3037C
NAIMCC-B-00720
Micrococcus sp. NB20(2), Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00605
Micromonospora echinaurantiaca MTCC-4152, Water
sample, B. P. Kapadnis, Maharashtra, 2009, Streptomyces
media (93), 30C, Degradation of chitin.
NAIMCC-B-00606
Micromonospora rosaria MTCC-1052, Soil, M.
Goodfellow, University of Newcastle, U. K, STP101, 2009,
Starch Casein agar, 25C. Production of rosaramycin
NAIMCC-B-00315
Nocardia sp. CABI-352503, Lumbricus terrestris: gut,
E.K.Joy no. D11 & S.M.Reddy, Pakhal forest Warangal
District A.P. India, IMI 1992, OA 28C
NAIMCC-B-00756
Paenibacillus sp. SK-515, Wheat-Cotton Rhizospheric
soil, S. K. Gosal, Gurdaspur, Punjab, 2010, Jenson's
medium, 28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00316
Nocardiopsis dassonvillei ( Brooq-Rousseau) Meyer
MTCC-1102, ISP5464, ATCC23612, CB693.72, DSM 40465,
IFO13392, RIA1353. (101, 250C), Type strain
NAIMCC-B-00774
Paenibacillus xylanexedens NBJ5, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00568
Ochrobacterium anthropi PR-10, Wheat Rhizospheric
soil, Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00504
Pantoea agglomerans V1s7, Rice field Soil, Ashok Kumar,
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, JNF, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00567
Ochrobacterium intermedium PR-9, Wheat Rhizospheric
soil, Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00319
Pantoea dispersa strain 1A, G Selvakumar, VPKAS,
Almora, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00615
Ochrobactrum sp. NBSL-17, Sambhar lake water sample,
A. K. Saxena, Rajasthan, 2009, JM 5%NaCl, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00797
Pasteurella pneumotropica NBB18, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00618
Ochrobactrum sp. NBSL-23, Water sample Sambhar lake,
NAIMCC-B-00320
Pediococcus cerevisiae NCIM-2171, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00668
Ochrobactrum sp. NBSL-16, A. K. Saxena, Sambhar Lake,
Rajasthan, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00321
Peudomonas aeruginosa NJ-101 Javed Musarrat AMU,
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00791
Ochrobactrum sp. NBB20, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00746
Photorhabdus sp. Larvae (Heterorhabditis indica), CICR,
Nandini Gokte-Narkhedkar, Nagpur, Maharashtra, 2010,
NA, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00317
Paenibacillus macquariensis (Marshall and Ohye) Ash et
al. MTCC-1269, DSM2, ATCC23464, NTCC10419,
NCIB9934 Macquarie Island Soil, (3, 200C), Type strain,
Psychrotroph, slow growing, Int.J.Syst.Bact.30:225, 1980.
NAIMCC-B-00710
Paenibacillus macerans NBH-7, Water sample (hot
springs), A. K. Saxena, Manikaran, Himachal Pradesh,
2008, Thurmus medium, 45oC.
NAIMCC-B-00788
Paenibacillus pabuli NBD10, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00891
Paenibacillus panacisola SK-23, Soil, S. K. Gosal, Taran
taran, Punjab, 2011, Jensen's Medium , 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00318
Paenibacillus polymyxa ATCC-43865, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00749
Paenibacillus polymyxa SK-504, Wheat-Rice
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Ludhiana, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00864
Paenibacillus polymyxa MRG4, Root Nodules, D. K.
Maheshwari, Uttar Kashi, U.P, 2011, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00865
Paenibacillus polymyxa MRG8, Root Nodules, D. K.
Maheshwari, Chamoli Garwal, U.P, 2011, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00556
Paenibacillus qinsenqaqri PW-3, Wheat Rhizospheric
soil, Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2009, N.A, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00573
Planococcus maritimus ACS-6, Fish skin, Imelda Joseph,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, 2009, N.A, Zobell marine agar, 3035C.
NAIMCC-B-00811
Pontibacillus sp. NB71C, Indo Gangatic Plains-soil, Dilip
NAIMCC-B-00322
Proteus sp. 2B, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai, NA, 30-37
o
C
NAIMCC-B-00557
Providencia sp. PW-4, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
NAIMCC-B-00563
Providencia sp. PR-3, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, Lata,
NAIMCC-B-00323
Pseudomonas aeruginosa NCIM 2036, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00324
Pseudomonas fluorescens R. P. Pareek, BISR, Jaipur,
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00325
Pseudomonas putida NCIM 2650, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00326
Pseudomonas solanacearum NCIM 5103, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00327
Pseudomonas sp. Pankaj Mishra, King's B, 28C
103
Bacteria
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00328
Pseudomonas aeruginosa NBRAJG 70, A.K. Saxena 2008,
NBAIM, King's B, 30-37oC
NAIMCC-B-00341
Pseudomonas fluorescens AFG 2,Viswanathan Rasappa
SBI Coimbatore, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00329
NAIMCC-B-00342
Pseudomonas fluorescens SCEP 3,Viswanathan Rasappa
NAIMCC-B-00330
Pseudomonas aeruginosa NBRAJG 78, A.K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00343
Pseudomonas fluorescens AFG 4,Viswanathan Rasappa
NAIMCC-B-00331
NAIMCC-B-00344
Pseudomonas fluorescens ARR 10,Viswanathan Rasappa
NAIMCC-B-00332
Pseudomonas aeruginosa NCIM 5210, King's B, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00345
Pseudomonas fluorescens ARR IG,Viswanathan Rasappa
NAIMCC-B-00333
Pseudomonas aeruginosa R 11, P Gunashekhran,
Madurai K University, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00334
Pseudomonas aeruginosa R 13,P Gunashekhran Madurai
K University, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00335
Pseudomonas aeruginosa IC Bora, Assam, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00515
Pseudomonas aeruginosa CBIA-AT-2, Creek water, T. C.
Santiago, Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, N.A, Zobell
Marine Agar, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00765
Pseudomonas aeruginosa BRB28, Rhizospheric soil (Black
Peper), M. Anandraj, Coorg, Karnataka, 2009, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00856
Pseudomonas aeruginosa PsaMBTDI0909-101, Mangrove,
K. K. Vijayan, Cochin Kerala, 2009, NA & Zobell's Marine
Agar, 372C
NAIMCC-B-00346
Pseudomonas fluorescens EP1, Viswanathan Rasappa SBI
Coimbatore, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00347
Pseudomonas fluorescens KKM2, Viswanathan Rasappa
SBI Coimbatore
NAIMCC-B-00348
Pseudomonas fluorescens Ratul Saikia, RRL Jorhat,
King's B, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00349
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00350
Pseudomonas fluorescens Ratul Saikia, RRL Jorhat, King's
B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00351
B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00881
Pseudomonas aeruginosa MZ-P4, Rhizoshperic Soil, S. S.
Kanwar, Western Himalayas, 2011, NA, 301C
NAIMCC-B-00352
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00894
Pseudomonas aeruginosa SK-37, Soil, S. K. Gosal,
Ludhiana, Punjab, 2011, NFA medium , 28-30C
NAIMCC-B-00353
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00507
Pseudomonas aeuruginosa BX5-5, Soil, Ashok Kumar,
Buxar, Bihar, 2009, JNF, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00354
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00336
Pseudomonas aisophila NCIM-5094, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00355
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00337
Pseudomonas convexa, NCIM-2175, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00338
Pseudomonas corrugata CABI-347485a, Isolated from
Lycopersicon esculentum, United Kingdom
NAIMCC-B-00339
Pseudomonas desmolyticum NCIM2112 (A), King's B,
28C
NAIMCC-B-00340
Pseudomonas flourescens NCIM-2141, King's B, 28C
104
NAIMCC-B-00356
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00357
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00358
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00359
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00681
Pseudomonas fluorescens PF-2, D. Girija, CPBMB, Kerela,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00360
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00682
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00361
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00683
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00362
B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00684
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00363
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00685
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00364
B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00686
Pseudomonas fluorescens PF-10, D. Girija, CPBMB,
Kerela, 2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00365
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00687
NAIMCC-B-00366
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00688
NAIMCC-B-00367
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00689
NAIMCC-B-00368
Pseudomonas fluorescens S 22,P Gunashekhran Madurai
NAIMCC-B-00690
NAIMCC-B-00369
Pseudomonas fluorescens S16, P Gunashekhran Madurai
NAIMCC-B-00762
Pseudomonas fluorescens biovar 3(232) 57, Rhizospheric
soil of Pigeon Pea, K. K Pal, Kutch and Sapedi, Gujarat,
2008, NA, 28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00370
NAIMCC-B-00373
Pseudomonas fragi NCIM-2391, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00371
NAIMCC-B-00650
Pseudomonas fragi CSIIRH1, G. Selvakumar, VPKAS,
Uttarakhand, 2009, NA, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00372
Pseudomonas fluorescens VPT 4,Viswanathan Rasappa
NAIMCC-B-00794
Pseudomonas geniculata NBG2, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00569
Pseudomonas fluorescens ID-6-PF2, Soil, D. Girija, Idukki,
Kerala, 2009, N.A, Kings B agar, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00570
NAIMCC-B-00571
NAIMCC-B-00680
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00374
Pseudomonas gr.II sp NCIM-5095, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00375
Pseudomonas hydrophila NCIM-2203, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00376
Pseudomonas libensis R 6,P Gunashekhran Madurai K
University, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00377
Pseudomonas libensis R 9,P Gunashekhran Madurai K
NAIMCC-B-00378
Pseudomonas libensis S1, P Gunashekhran Madurai K
105
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00379
Pseudomonas libensis S17, P Gunashekhran Madurai K
NAIMCC-B-00397
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida S 7, P. Gunashekharan,
NAIMCC-B-00380
Pseudomonas lurida Pankaj Mishra, King's B, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00398
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00381
Pseudomonas maltophilia PK Sharma, CCSHAU, Hissar,
King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00382
Pseudomonas mendocina NBAS 40, A.K. Saxena, 2008,
NBAIM, wheat rhizosphere soil, Mau, NA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00625
Pseudomonas mendocina NBAS-40,Wheat Rhizospheric
soil, A. K. Saxena, Eastern U.P, 2008, K.B, 35C.
NAIMCC-B-00700
Pseudomonas monteilli 97AN, Soil, Reeta Goel, Pant
Nagar, Jharkhand, India, 2009, NA, 30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00383
Pseudomonas morganii NCIM 2040, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00384
Pseudomonas oleovorans NCIM-2867, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00385
Pseudomonas oleovorans NCIM-2867, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00386
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida R 19, P. Gunashekharan,
NAIMCC-B-00387
NAIMCC-B-00388
NAIMCC-B-00389
NAIMCC-B-00390
NAIMCC-B-00391
NAIMCC-B-00392
NAIMCC-B-00393
NAIMCC-B-00394
NAIMCC-B-00396
106
NAIMCC-B-00399
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida S13, P. Gunashekharan,
NAIMCC-B-00541
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida LCR-93, Paddy field soil, L.
30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00395
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida, S 19, P. Gunashekharan,
NAIMCC-B-00400
Pseudomonas poae RT5RP2 (MTCC 9243), Rhizosphere
soil, G. Selvakumar, VPKAS, Almora, Nutrient Agar, 30oC
NAIMCC-B-00512
Pseudomonas pseudoalcalisis CIBA-T3, Creek water, T.
C. Santiago, Balasore, Orissa, 2009, Zobell Marine Agar,
37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00401
Pseudomonas putida Pankaj Mishra, King's B, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00402
Pseudomonas putida PS-2 Javed Musarrat AMU, King's
B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00403
Pseudomonas putida Reeta Goel, Pantnagar, King's B,
28C
NAIMCC-B-00532
Pseudomonas putida LCR-92, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00647
Pseudomonas putida NBP1, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A.
K. Saxena, Ropar, Punjab, 2009, KB, 27C.
NAIMCC-B-00648
Pseudomonas putida NBP2, Wheat Rhizospheric soil, A.
K. Saxena, Patiala, Punjab, 2009, KB, 27C.
NAIMCC-B-00691
Pseudomonas putida NBP-1, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Punjab,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00692
Pseudomonas putida NBP-2, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Punjab,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00763
Pseudomonas putida biovar A(330) 330, Rhizospheric soil
of groundnut, K. K Pal, Kutch, Gujarat, 2008, NA, 28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00764
Pseudomonas putida biovar A(357) 330, Rhizospheric soil
of groundnut, K. K Pal, Kutch, Gujarat, 2008, NA, 28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00404
Pseudomonas solanacearum NCIM 5103, King's B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00406
Pseudomonas sp. PK Sharma, CCSHAU, Hissar, King's B,
28C
NAIMCC-B-00407
Pseudomonas sp. CABI-347317, mud composed of Cocos
nucifera, India, IMI 1977, NA, 25C, Hazard Group 2:
Microbiological Assessment 2
NAIMCC-B-00408
Pseudomonas sp. King's B, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00409
NAIMCC-B-00410
NAIMCC-B-00411
NAIMCC-B-00412
NAIMCC-B-00413
NAIMCC-B-00414
NAIMCC-B-00415
Pseudomonas sp. NBDS P 1, D.K. Arora, NBAIM, King's
B, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00649
Pseudomonas sp. PCRP7(2), G. Selvakumar, VPKAS,
Uttarakhand, 2009, NA, 37OC.
NAIMCC-B-00693
Pseudomonas sp. NBP-3, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Punjab, 2009,
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00694
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00695
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00696
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00697
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00698
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00699
Pseudomonas sp. NBP-9, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Gujarat, 2009,
NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00701
Pseudomonas sp. NBP-10, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Punjab,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00702
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00703
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00704
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00705
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00706
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00707
Pseudomonas sp. NBP-16, Soil, A. K. Saxena, Gujarat,
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00708
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00709
2009, NA, 37oC.
NAIMCC-B-00901
Pseudomonas stutzeri T-S3, Fish skin (terapon sp.) Imelda
NAIMCC-B-00416
Pseudomonas syringae pv. garcae CABI-347446, isolated
from leaf of Coffea arabica, Halo Blight, India
NAIMCC-B-00417
Pseudomonas syringae pv. sesami CABI-347536, isolated
from Sesamum indicum, India
NAIMCC-B-00795
Psuedoalteromonas sp. NBC6, Psychrophilic water
NAIMCC-B-00792
Psuedomonas poae NBB19, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00418
Ralstonia solanacearum biovar. IV CABI-347587, isolated
from Corchorus olitorius, India
NAIMCC-B-00419
Ralstonia solaneceorum IC Bora, Assam, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00420
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), Ca-181, IC 2058, IC 166,
ICRISAT, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00421
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), IC 2001, CB 1189, R382, Tal
619, ICRISAT, Hyderabad 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00422
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), IC 2002, R3889, Tal 620,
CC1192, ICRISAT, Hyderabad 2007, CRYEMA, 28C
107
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00405
Pseudomonas solanacearum NCIM-5103, King's B, 28C
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00423
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), IC 2018, N68, ICRISAT,
NAIMCC-B-00440
Rhizobium sp. (Leucaena), LM8, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00424
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), IC 2099, F 75, ICRISAT,
NAIMCC-B-00441
Rhizobium sp. TNAU 14, Natrajan, TNAU CRYEMA,
28C
NAIMCC-B-00425
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), IC 76, Tal 1111, ICRISAT,
NAIMCC-B-00551
Rhizobium sp. DL-1, Lentil Rhizospheric soil, R. K Bansal,
Durgapur, Rajasthan, 2007, N.A, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00758
Rhizobium larrymoorei SK-03, Wheat-maize
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Amritsar, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00442
Rhodococcus equi MTCC 3551, M. S. Yandigeri, NBAIM,
2008 (Corynebacterium agar, 30C Aerobic), Type strain
identical with DSM43349
NAIMCC-B-00862
Rhizobium leguminosarum MRG6, Root Nodules, D. K.
Maheshwari, Tehri garhwal, U.P., 2011, Yeast Extract
Mannitol Agar, 281C
NAIMCC-B-00443
Saccharopolyspora erythraea MTCC 1103, ISP5517,
ATCC11635, DSM 40517, IFO 13426, JCM4748,4026,
CBS727.72, DSM 41036, ISP 5517, NCIB8594, NRRL2338,
RIA 1387, M. Yandigeri, 2008 (Starch Tryptose Peptone
Agar medium, 25C), Type strain, Production of
erythromycin complex (A, B and C), Patent Strain
NAIMCC-B-00426
Rhizobium lupini NCIM-2754, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00427
Rhizobium meliloti USDA 9032, CFN 42, A.K. Saxena,
CRYEMA, 28 C
NAIMCC-B-00429
Rhizobium meliloti R. P. Pareek, BISR, Jaipur, CRYEMA,
28C
NAIMCC-B-00444
Serratia sp. CABI-352385, Midgut, whole body of
Bombyx mori (silk worm), M.C. Deviah, Bangalore
Karnataka India, IMI 1991, M.C. Deviah, No. 3, NA 28C
NAIMCC-B-00445
Serratia sp. CABI-352392, Midgut, whole body of Bombyx
mori (silk worm), M.C. Deviah, Bangalore Karnataka
India, IMI 1991, M.C. Deviah, No. 10, NA 28C
NAIMCC-B-00430
Rhizobium meliloti R. P. Pareek, BISR, Jaipur,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00446
Serratia marcescens SRM, G Selvakumar, VPKAS,
Almora, Dnase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00431
Rhizobium phaseoli
CRYEMA, 28C
FB-12, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00447
Serratia marcescens NB11C, A.K. Saxena 2007, DNase
Test Agar, 30-37 oC
FB-9, A.K. Saxena 2007, CRYEMA,
NAIMCC-B-00448
Serratia marcescens NB2a, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
DNase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00428
Rhizobium meliloti NCIM 2754, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00432
Rhizobium phaseoli
28C
NAIMCC-B-00433
Rhizobium phaseoli FB-17, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00449
Serratia marcescens NB835, A.K. Saxena 2007, DNase
Test Agar, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00434
Rhizobium phaseoli FB-2, A.K. Saxena 2007, CRYEMA,
28 C, LG
NAIMCC-B-00450
Serratia marcescens NB9b R, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
Dnase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00435
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00451
Serratia marcescens NB9b, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
Dnase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00436
CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00452
Serratia marcescens NBA-1, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM
NAIMCC-B-00437
Rhizobium sp. (Acacia.nilotica), A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00453
Serratia marcescens NBA-2, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00438
Rhizobium sp. (chickpea), G 10, NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00454
Serratia marcescens BWS endj, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, DNase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00439
Rhizobium sp. (Leucaena), LM7, A.K. Saxena 2007,
CRYEMA, 28C
108
NAIMCC-B-00455
Serratia marcescens BWS, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00769
Serratia marcescens GRB68, Rhizospheric soil (Ginger),
M. Anandraj, Kozhikode, Kerela, 2009, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00456
Serratia marcescens C.S. Purushothaman, DNase Test
agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00851
Serratia marcescens L11, PAH contaminated soil, Lata,
IARI, New Delhi, 2010, NA, 30-35oC.
NAIMCC-B-00457
Serratia marcescens NBD11/B, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, DNase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00469
Shwanella algae FD 1, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai,
NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00458
Serratia marcescens NBD-16, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00470
Sinorhizobium meliloti A.K. Saxena 2007, CRYEMA,
28C
NAIMCC-B-00459
Serratia marcescens NBD6A, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM
NAIMCC-B-00471
Sinorhizobium meliloti USDA 1002, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, CRYEMA, 28C
NAIMCC-B-00460
Serratia marcescens NBILC-116, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM DNase Test Agar, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00863
Sinorhizobium meliloti MRK10, Root Nodules, D. K.
Maheshwari, Champawat, Kumaon, U.P, 2011, Yeast
Extract Mannitol Agar, 281C
NAIMCC-B-00461
Serratia marcescens KR-4, G Selvakumar, VPKAS,
Almora, DNase Test Agar, 30-37 C
NAIMCC-B-00462
Serratia marcescens NBMZJ, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00463
Serratia marcescens NBR8A, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00464
Serratia marcescens NBRjC, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00465
Serratia marcescens NBSE-8, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00466
Serratia marcescens NBSE-9, A.K. Saxena 2007, NBAIM,
NAIMCC-B-00467
Serratia marcescens SM-13, A.R. Algawadi, Dharwad,
NAIMCC-B-00468
Serratia marcescens SM-5, A.R. Algawadi, Dharwad,
NAIMCC-B-00527
Serratia marcescens LCR-87, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00752
Sphingobacterium sp. SK-508, Wheat-Cotton
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Mansa, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00554
Sphingomonas paenimobilis Wheat cropping system, S.
K. Gosal, Ferozepur, Punjab, 2009, Nitrogen free media,
28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00747
Sphingomonas paucimobilis SK-501, Wheat-Cotton
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Gurdaspur, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00790
Sphingomonas sp. NBC4, Psychrophilic water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00577
Sporosarcina saromensis V3 Lutjanus, Fish viscera,
Imelda Joseph, Trivandrum, Kerala, 2009, N.A, Zobell
NAIMCC-B-00472
Staphylococcus saprophiticus NB36, A.K. Saxena 2007,
NBAIM, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00838
Staphylococcus succinus P17, Rhizospheric soil of
Soyabean, D. L. N Rao, Geelakhedi, Rajgarh, Madhya
Pradesh, 2010, NA- 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00536
Serratia marcescens LCR-101, Paddy field soil, L. C. Rai,
NAIMCC-B-00904
Staphylococcus warneri V-3, Fish Viscera (Cynoglossus
sp.) Imelda Joseph , Calicut, Kerala, 2011, NA With 2%
NAIMCC-B-00546
Serratia marcescens PHA-L11, Saccharaum munja
compost, Lata, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, 2009, Bus well
and Haas mineral medium, N.A, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00473
Stenotrophomonas acetaminiphila JS-1, Javed Musarrat
AMU, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00766
Serratia marcescens BRB49, Rhizospheric soil (Black
Peper), M. Anandraj, Coorg, Karnataka, 2009, NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00555
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia Wheat cropping system,
S. K. Gosal, Hoshiapur, Punjab, 2009, Nitrogen free media,
28-30oC.
109
Bacteria
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00753
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia SK-510, Wheat-Rice
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Ludhiana, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00591
Streptomyces acrimycini N-53, Wheat Crop rhizosphere
soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00757
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia SK-514, Wheat-Cotton
Rhizospheric soil, S. K. Gosal, Gurdaspur, Punjab, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00889
Streptomyces africansis KAI-24, soil, S. Gopalakrishnan,
Medak, Andhra Pradesh, 2011,Starch Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00796
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia NBH3, Psychrophilic
NA, 10-15oC.
NAIMCC-B-00877
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia WT-A2, Rhizoshperic
Soil, S. S. Kanwar, Western Himalayas, 2011, Jensen's
Medium, 301C
NAIMCC-B-00759
Stenotrophomonas sp. SK-07, Wheat-maize Rhizospheric
soil, S. K. Gosal, Gurdaspur, Punjab, 2010, Jenson's
medium, 28-30oC.
NAIMCC-B-00474
Streptococcus diacetilactis NCIM 2142, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00475
Streptomyces sp. CABI-352504, Lumbricus terrestris: gut,
E.K.Joy no. D14, 6 June 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-B-00476
E.K.Joy no. D16, 10 Aug 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-B-00477
E.K.Joy no. D17, 13 Aug 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-B-00478
E.K.Joy no. D18, 16 July 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-B-00479
E.K.Joy no. D19, 11 Dec. 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-B-00480
Streptomyces albulus Routien MTCC-503, IFO13410,
ATCC12757, CBS711.72, RIA1371, ISP5492, DSM40492,
(ISP-2, 280C), Type strain, production of 3-[2-(5-acetoxy-2hydroxy-3,5-dimethylcylohexyl)-2-hydroxylethyl]
glutarimide and derivative, cyclohexamide, nystatin,
J.Am.Chem.Soc.82:1127,1960, Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol. 22:271,
1972, Patent strain.
NAIMCC-B-00481
Streptomyces albunnaceus MTCC-13, Pridham et al, S.
Das, (ISP-2, 300C)
NAIMCC-B-00482
Streptomyces albus MTCC-1137, Waksman and Henrici,
D.A. Hopwood, (ISP-2, 250C)
110
NAIMCC-B-00588
Streptomyces albogriseolus N-40, Wheat crop
Rhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Lucknow, Uttar
Pradesh, 2010, Starch casein agar, 32C.
NAIMCC-B-00590
Streptomyces albogriseolus N-71, Wheat Crop
rhizosphere soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Lucknow, Uttar
NAIMCC-B-00817
Streptomyces albogriseolus ACT12, Creek, T.C Santiago,
Yanam, Andhra Pradesh, 2010, AIA 30oC, 48-96hrs.
NAIMCC-B-00483
Streptomyces aminophilus Foster MTCC-2526,
DSM40186, ATCC14961, ATCC23878, CBS617.68,
IFO12837, ISP5186, NRRL 2390, RIA 1140 (93, 280C), Type
strain, Production of antifungal agent perimycin, Int. J.
Syst. Bacteriol. 30:225, 1980
NAIMCC-B-00883
Streptomyces anulatus CAI-24, Compost, S.
Gopalakrishnan, Medak, Andhra Pradesh 2011, Starch
Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00484
Streptomyces argenteolus Tresner et al. MTCC-2527,
DSM40226, ATCC11009, ATCC23882, CBS662.68,
IFO12841, JCM4623, ISP5226, RIA 1168. Soil, (93, 280C),
Type strain, carries out 16-hydroxylation of steroids;
production of vitamin B12, Int. J. Syst. Bacteriol. 30:225,
1980
NAIMCC-B-00826
Streptomyces atrovirens NBN23, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
SCA, 32oC, 5-7 days.
NAIMCC-B-00603
Streptomyces avidinii VH-32, Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
Srivastava, Allahabad, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 2009,
NAIMCC-B-00823
Streptomyces bacillaris NBD14, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00832
Streptomyces carpaticus NBN29, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
SCA, 32oC, 5-7 days..
NAIMCC-B-00608
Streptomyces ceolicolor MTCC-09, S. Das, IMTECH,
Chandigarh, Punjab, 2009, CM Media 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00595
Streptomyces chuglohounsis CIBA-ACT-3, Creek water,
T. C. Santiago, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, AIA,
30C.
NAIMCC-B-00859
Streptomyces flovidofuscus NBCD21, Wheat
Rhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, U.P, 2011, SC Agar
& GYME Broth, 322C
NAIMCC-B-00861
Streptomyces fradiae NBC46, Wheat Rhizospheric soil,
Mahesh Yandigeri, U.P, 2011, SC Agar & GYME Broth,
322C
NAIMCC-B-00860
Streptomyces fumigatiscleroticus NBC4, Wheat
Rhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, U.P, 2011, SC Agar
& GYME Broth, 322C
NAIMCC-B-00601
Streptomyces globosus VH-18, Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
Srivastava, Allahabad, Kanpur, U.P., 2009, Starch casein
agar, 32C.
NAIMCC-B-00831
Streptomyces griseoflavus NBN49, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, U.P., 2010, SCA,
32oC, 5-7 days..
NAIMCC-B-00589
Streptomyces griseorubens N-45, Wheat Crop rhizosphere
soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Lucknow, U.P. 2010, Starch casein
agar, 32C.
NAIMCC-B-00884
Streptomyces griseus CAI-68, Compost, S.
Gopalakrishnan, Medak, Andhra Pradesh 2011, Starch
Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00485
Streptomyces griseus subsp. griseus MTCC 4734, M.S.
Yandigeri, NBAIM, 2008 (Streptomycetes Medium, 30C
Aerobic), Type strain produces streptomycin
NAIMCC-B-00824
Streptomyces humidus NBN9, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, U.P., 2010, SCA,
32oC, 5-7 days.
NAIMCC-B-00819
Streptomyces koyangensis NBA52, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, U.P., 2010, SCA,
32oC, 5-7 days.
NAIMCC-B-00888
Streptomyces koyangensis KAI-27, Soil, S.
Gopalakrishnan, Medak, Andhra Pradesh, 2011,Starch
Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00587
Streptomyces macrosporeus N-19, Wheat crop
Rhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Lucknow, Uttar
NAIMCC-B-00596
Streptomyces pseudogreseolus CIBA-ACT-5, Creek water,
T. C. Santiago, Kakalwip, West Bengal, 2009, AIA, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00599
Streptomyces pseudogreseolus CIBA-ACT-8, Back water,
T. C. Santiago, Muttukadu, Chennai, 2009, AIA, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00600
Streptomyces pseudogreseolus CIBA-ACT-9, Creek water,
T. C. Santiago, Nagapattinam, Chennai, 2009, AIA, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00829
Streptomyces pseudogriseolus NBN44, Indo Gangatic
Plains-Rhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar
Pradesh, 2010, SCA, 32oC, 5-7 days.
NAIMCC-B-00602
Streptomyces rochei VH-52,Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
NAIMCC-B-00820
Streptomyces rochei NBA147, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00852
Streptomyces rochei PAH13, PAH contaminated soil,
Lata, IARI, New Delhi, 2010, Kenknights medium, 3035oC.
NAIMCC-B-00822
Streptomyces rubrolavendulae NBD43, Indo Gangatic
NAIMCC-B-00886
Streptomyces sampsonii KAI-26, Rhizospheric soil, S.
Gopalakrishnan, Karnataka, 2011, Starch Casein Agar,
282C
NAIMCC-B-00486
Streptomyces scabiei MTCC 3966, M. S. Yandigeri,
NBAIM 2008 (Streptomycetes Medium, 30C Aerobic),
Degradation of chitin
NAIMCC-B-00890
Streptomyces setoni CAI-24, Herbal Compost, S.
Gopalakrishnan, Medak, Andhra Pradesh, 2011,Starch
Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00885
Streptomyces setonii CAI-127, Compost, S.
Gopalakrishnan, Medak, Andhra Pradesh, 2011, Starch
Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00592
Streptomyces sp. CAI-17, Compost, S. Gopalakrishna,
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, AIA, 28C.
NAIMCC-B-00593
Streptomyces sp. CAI-78, Compost, S. Gopalakrishna,
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, AIA, 28C.
NAIMCC-B-00594
Streptomyces sp. CIBA-ACT-2, Creek water, T. C.
Santiago, Yanam, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, AIA, 30C.
NAIMCC-B-00633
Streptomyces sp. NBC38, Wheat field, Rajeev kaushik,
Lalkuan, Uttarakhand, 2009, Starch casein agar, 35C.
111
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00825
Streptomyces coeruleorubins NBN22, Indo Gangatic
NAIMCC-B-00634
Streptomyces sp. NBE45, Effluent contaminated field,
Rajeev kaushik, Lalkuan, Uttarakhand, 2009, Starch casein
agar, 35C.
Bacteria
NAIMCC-B-00635
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00636
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00637
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00638
NAIMCC-B-00639
NAIMCC-B-00640
Rajeev kaushik, 2009, Lalkuan, Uttarakhand, Starch casein
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00641
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00642
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00643
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00644
agar, 37C.
NAIMCC-B-00645
Streptomyces sp. NBC8, Wheat cropping field, Rajeev
kaushik, Lalkuan, Uttarakhand, 2009, Starch casein agar,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00646
Streptomyces sp. NBC5, Wheat cropping field, Rajeev
kaushik, Lalkuan, Uttarakhand, 2009, Starch casein agar,
37C.
NAIMCC-B-00818
Streptomyces sp. ACT10, Creek, T.C Santiago, Yanam,
Andhra Pradesh, 2010, AIA 30oC, 48-96hrs.
NAIMCC-B-00858
Streptomyces spiralis NBC5, Wheat Rhizospheric soil,
322C
112
NAIMCC-B-00887
Streptomyces tendae KAI-32, Soil, S. Gopalakrishnan,
Medak, Andhra Pradesh, 2011,Starch Casein Agar, 282C
NAIMCC-B-00598
Streptomyces thermocarboxydus CIBA-ACT-7, Creek
water, T. C. Santiago, Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, 2009, AIA,
30C.
NAIMCC-B-00830
Streptomyces thermocarboxydus NBN46, Indo Gangatic
NAIMCC-B-00821
Streptomyces thermoluteus NBD4, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00609
Streptomyces toxytricini VH-22, Rhizospheric soil, A. K.
NAIMCC-B-00857
Streptomyces variabilis NBC12, Wheat Rhizospheric soil,
322C
NAIMCC-B-00833
Streptomyces variegatus NBD69, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00828
Streptomyces vinaceus NBN37, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00827
Streptomyces viridis NBN26, Indo Gangatic PlainsRhizospheric soil, Mahesh Yandigeri, Uttar Pradesh, 2010,
NAIMCC-B-00487
Streptoverticillum sp. CABI-352501, Lumbricus terrestris:
gut, E.K.Joy no. D11 & S.M.Reddy, Pakhal forest Warangal
District A.P. India, IMI 1992, OA 28C
NAIMCC-B-00488
Streptoverticillum sp. CABI-352502, Lumbricus terrestris:
gut, E.K.Joy no. D12, 10 Aug 1991, IMI 1992, Pakhal forest
NAIMCC-B-00617
Tsukamurella sp. NBSL-21, Sambhar lake water sample,
NAIMCC-B-00719
Vergibacillus sp. NB20(6), Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00489
Vibrio campbelli 1FD1, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai,
NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00490
Vibrio campbelli 2FD1, T.C. Santiago, CIBA, Chennai,
NA, 30-37 oC
NAIMCC-B-00715
Virgibacillus sp. NB65, Soil and water , Pulikat lake, A.
K. Saxena, Tamil Nadu 2008, NA 5% NaCl, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00495
Xanthomonas campestris pv. clitoriae CABI-349479,
Isolated from Clitoria biflora, India
NAIMCC-B-00717
Virgibacillus sp. NB31, Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
Pulikat lake, Tamil Nadu 2008, 5% NaCl-NA, 28oC.
NAIMCC-B-00496
Xanthomonas campestris pv. cyamopsidis CABI-349471,
Isolated from Cyamopsis tetragonolobus, India
NAIMCC-B-00723
Virgibacillus sp. NB20(8), Soil and water, A. K. Saxena,
NAIMCC-B-00497
Xanthomonas campestris pv. desmodiirotunifolii CABI349451, Isolated from Desmodium rotundifolium, India
NAIMCC-B-00491
Xanthomonas axenopodis D.C. Khatua, West Bengal,
NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00498
Xanthomonas campestris pv. holicola CABI-349477,
Isolated from leaf of Sorghum, India
NAIMCC-B-00492
Xanthomonas campestris pv. amaranthicola CABI349483, Isolated from Amaranthus, India
NAIMCC-B-00499
Xanthomonas campestris pv. vitiswoodrowii CABI349469, Isolated from leaf of Vitis vinifera, India
NAIMCC-B-00493
Xanthomonas campestris pv. argemones CABI- 349476,
Isolated from Argemone mexicana, India
NAIMCC-B-00500
Xanthomonas malvacearum NCIM 2310, NA, 30-37C
NAIMCC-B-00494
Xanthomonas campestris pv. azadirachtae CABI-349474,
Isolated from Azadirachta indica, India
NAIMCC-B-00760
Xanthomonas oryzae SK-510, Wheat-Cotton Rhizospheric
soil, S. K. Gosal, Mansa, Punjab, 2010, Jenson's medium,
28-30oC.
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Bacteria
Cyano
Catalogue for Cyanobacteria (blue green algae) and Microalgae

NAIMCC-C-00029
Anabaena constrictaRice field, L. C. Rai, BHU, Varanasi,
U. P., 2009, Allen and Arnon medium, 25OC.
NAIMCC-C-00046
Hapalosiphon hansgirgi CCCNO:58, Baharaich, Uttar
Pradesh, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00001
Anabaena doliolum 3, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari, Porompat,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00055
Hapalosiphon hibernicus CCCNO:127, CCUBGA, IARI,
New Delhi, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00002
Anabaena doliolum, 28,Moist soil, O.N.Tiwari, Senapati,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00044
Hapalosiphon luteolus CCCNO:32, TNAU, Coimbatore,
Tamil Nadu, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00030
Anabaena fertilissima Rice field, L. C. Rai, BHU,
Varanasi, U. P., 2009, Allen and Arnon medium, 25OC.
NAIMCC-C-00008
Limnothrix obliqueacuminata 7, Wall, O. N. Tiwari,
Wangkhei, Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00050
Anabaena fertilissima CCCNO:70, Baharaich, Uttar
NAIMCC-C-00009
Lyngbia allorgei 8, Moist soil, O. N. Tiwari, Tamu, Burma,
2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00054
Anabaena orientalis CCCNO:83, VIB, Nimpith, West
Bengal, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00010
Lyngbia laxespiralis 9, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari, Kakching,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00003
Aulosira sp. 30,Moist soil, O.N.Tiwari, Takyelpat,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00011
Lyngbya truncicola 35, Lithophilic, O.N.Tiwari,
Makokchung, Nagaland, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00048
Calothrix brevissima CCCNO:65, Baharaich, Uttar
NAIMCC-C-00043
Mastigocladus laminosus CCCNO:31, Nagpur,
Maharashtra, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00004
Calothrix geitonos
1, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari,
Singda, Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00038
Microchaete sp. CCCNO:15, Nagpur, Maharashtra, BG11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00005
Calothrix javanica 2, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari, Singda,
0
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 251 C,
NAIMCC-C-00012
Microcheate tenera 20,Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Kumbi,
0
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 251 C,
NAIMCC-C-00006
Calothrix maechica 19,Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Singda,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00013
Microcheate uberrima 21, Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Prompat,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11,2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00037
Calothrix Sp. CCCNO:14, Sam, Rajasthan, BG-11
Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00034
Nostoc calcicola CCCNO:2, Sam, Rajasthan, BG-11
Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00039
Calothrix sp. CCCNO:18, Bhuj, Gujarat, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00014
Nostoc carneum 23,Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Nambol,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11,2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00042
Cylindrospermum sp. CCCNO:22, Arunachal Pradesh,
BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00040
Nostoc commune CCCNO:19, Nagpur, Maharashtra, BG11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00007
Dichothrix sp.
32,Epiphloeophyte,O.N.Tiwari,Ukhrul,Manipur, 2009,BG11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00028
Nostoc ellipsosporum Rice field, L. C. Rai, BHU, Varanasi,
NAIMCC-C-00036
Hapalosiphon fontinalis CCCNO:12, Nagpur,
Maharashtra, BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00031
Nostoc entophytum Rice field, L. C. Rai, BHU, Varanasi,
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NAIMCC-C-00015
Nostoc hatei 22,Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Prompat, Manipur,
2009, BG-11,2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00024
Plectonema litorale 12, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari, Langjing,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00032
Nostoc linckia Rice field, L. C. Rai, BHU, Varanasi, U. P.,
2009, Allen and Arnon medium, 25OC.
NAIMCC-C-00025
Plectonema radiosum 13, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari,
Porompat, Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00016
Nostoc muscorum 24, Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Lamphelpat,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11,2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00026
Plectonema radiosum 25, Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Prompat,
Manipur,2009, BG-11,2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00052
Nostoc parmelioides CCCNO:79, RAU, Pusa, Bihar, BG11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00027
Plectonema tomasinianum 37, Moist soil, O.N.Tiwari,
Senapati, Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00035
Nostoc punctiforme CCCNO:8, Nagpur, Maharashtra,
BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00045
Scytonema simplex CCCNO:55, Baharaich, Uttar
NAIMCC-C-00057
Nostoc sp. CCCNO:514, Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir,
BG-11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00041
Scytonema bohneri CCCNO:20, Arunachal Pradesh, BG11 Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00017
Oscillatoria acuta 10, Slope of hill, O. N. Tiwari, Tamu,
Burma, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00053
Scytonema iulium CCCNO:82, RAU, Pusa, Bihar, BG-11
Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00018
Phormidium ambiguum 36, Epilithic, O.N.Tiwari,
Gangtok, Sikkim, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00049
Scytonema tolypothrix hides CCCNO:66, Baharaich,
Uttar Pradesh, BG-11 Medium
NAIMCC-C-00019
Phormidium angustissimum 15, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari,
Moirang, Manipur, 2009, BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00033
Synechocystis sp. CCCNO:1, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, BG-11
Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00020
Phormidium foveolarum 16,Rice field, O.N.Tiwari,
Canchipur, Manipur, 2009,BG-11, 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00047
Tolypothrix phyllophila CCCNO:64, Baharaich, Uttar
Pradesh, BG-11 Medium
NAIMCC-C-00021
Phormidium fragile 17, Rice field, O.N.Tiwari, Porompat,
Manipur, 2009, BG-11, , 2510C,
NAIMCC-C-00056
Tolypothrix tenuis CCCNO:443, Tamil Nadu, BG-11
Medium,
NAIMCC-C-00022
Plectonema boryanum 14, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari,
NAIMCC-C-00051
Westiellopsis prolifica CCCNO:74, Baharaich, Uttar
Pradesh, BG-11 Medium
NAIMCC-C-00023
Plectonema boryanum 18, Rice field, O. N. Tiwari,
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Cyano
CULTURE MEDIA
Renu and Dilip K. Arora
National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms (NBAIM),
Kushmaur, Mau Nath Bhanjan-275 101, Uttar Pradesh, India
INTRODUCTION
CULTURE MEDIUM
is a solution freed of all
microorganisms by sterilization ( usually in an autoclave,
where it undergoes heating pressure for a specific time) and
containing the substances required for the growth of
microorganisms such as bacteria, protozoans, algae and
fungi. The medium may be solidified by the addition of
agar. Some media consist of complex ingredients such as
extracts of plant of animals tissue (e.g., peptone, meat
extract, yeast extract); others contain exact quantities of
known inorganic salts and one or more organic compounds
(synthetic or chemically defined media). Various types of
living cells, or tissue culture, also may be used as media,
which contain nutrients in addition substances that prevent
the growth of certain organisms but not others
PREPARATION AND STORAGE OF CULTURE
MEDIA
Culture media must be stored at the specified
temperature, under specified conditions and not longer
than the shelf-life periods appropriate to each product. The
following general rules will help to ensure that they are kept
in an optimum environment.
Light
All prepared culture media and their components
should be stored away from light and exposure to direct
sunlight should be avoided at all times.
Humidity
Sealed glass and plastic containers are unaffected by
normal laboratory humidity. Opened containers of
dehydrated powders will be affected by high humidity.
Hot, steamy media preparation rooms are not suitable
environments to store containers of culture media;
particularly containers which are frequently opened and
closed. An adjacent cold room or an adequate storage
cupboard are preferable storage areas.
Temperature and time
The temperature storage conditions of culture media
and their components vary widely. The following product
groupings will help to differentiate the various
requirements.
Culture Media: Sealed, unopened containers should be
stored at room temperature 15-20C. Opened containers
should have the cap or lid carefully and securely replaced. It
is important that opened containers are stored in a dry
atmosphere at room temperature. Shelf life 1 to 5 years.
Prepared Broth Media: Store at 2-8C. Do not allow the
products to freeze. Shelf life 6 months to 2 years.
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Prepared Plates of Culture Media: Poured plates of agar

media are especially vulnerable to infection, dehydration
and chemical degradation. Aseptic preparation and storage
are essential to protect plates from microbial infection.
Water losses on storage can be minimised by impermeable
wrapping and/or storage at 2-8C. Chemical degradation
e.g. oxidation or antimicrobial loss, can be retarded by
protection from light, heat and dehydration. It is important,
however, to monitor the storage of prepared plates by
quality control tests so that any deterioration can be
detected and the storage period accurately determined.
Simple weighing tests of fresh and stored plates will
determine the rate of moisture loss. Weight loss greater than
5% will indicate a significant loss of water.
Gas Generating Kits: Store at 2-8C in a dry place. Do not
store these kits at a higher temperature for long periods.
Shelf life 3 years.
Sterile Reagents: Store at 2-8C, except Horse Serum
store at -20 to +8C.
Susceptibility Discs: Store at -20C but keep working
stock at 2-8C. Shelf life 1 to 2 years.
STERILIZATION OF CULTURE MEDIA
Although sterilization of culture media is best carried
out in a steam autoclave at temperatures between 121-134C
it has to be recognised that damage is caused to the medium
by the heating process. Heat-treatment of complex culture
media which contain peptides, sugars, minerals and metals
results in nutrient destruction, either by direct thermal
degradation or by reaction between the medium
components. Toxic products caused by chemooxidation can
also be formed during heat-treatment. It is important,
therefore, to optimise the heating process so that a medium
is sterile after heating but minimal damage is caused to the
ingredients of the medium. As a general rule it is accepted
that short-duration, high-temperature processes are more
lethal to organisms and less chemically damaging than are
longer, lower temperature processes e.g. 3 minutes at 134C
is preferable to 20 minutes at 115C. A general instruction
for sterilizing culture media in volumes up to one litre at
121C for 20 minutes is given on each label. Autoclaves vary
in performance, however, and thermocouple tests using
different volumes of media should be carried out to
determine the 'heat-up and 'cool-down' times. It will be
essential to do this when volumes of media greater than two
litres are prepared. In order to avoid overheating large
volume units of media, the 'heat-up' and 'cool-down'
periods are normally integrated into the 121C holding time.
Sterilization Cycle
The sterilization cycle can be divided into its four

stages:
Stage 1 20-121C Chamber heat-up time
The chamber heat-up time depends on the efficiency of
the autoclave (air discharge/steam input) and the size of the
load in the chamber. The time required for this stage is
measured with a recording probe located in the airdischarge valve located in the base of the chamber.
Stage 2 <100-121C Heat penetration time of the medium
container
The heat penetration time depends mainly on the
volume of the individual containers, although the shape and
the heat-transfer properties of the containers may affect this
stage. The time required for the medium volume to reach
121C is measured with thermocouples placed in the centre
of the innermost container.
Volume (ml) in glass bottles Time (min)
100 ml
19 min
500 ml
18 min
1000ml
22 min
2000 ml
27 min
5000 ml
37 min
These times assume that agar media have been
dissolved before autoclaving. It is also assumed that
maximum exposure to steam is possible.
Stage 3 121-121C Holding time at the prescribed
temperature
The holding time at 121C depends on (i) the number of
organisms originally present in the medium (ii) the
fractional number of an organism presumed present after
heating e.g. N = 0.001 equivalent to one bottle in every 1000
bottles heated becoming contaminated (iii) the thermal
death rate constant of the presumed organism present at
121C.
The recommended holding times are:
Temperature (C) 121 126 134
Time (minutes)
20 10
3
Stage 4 121- 80C Cool-down time for the chamber to
reach 80C
The cool-down time depends on the size of the load in
the chamber and the heat loss rate from the autoclave.
Water-sprays are used to accelerate cooling in commercial
sterilizers but very careful control is required to avoid bottle
fracture and the ingress of the cooling spray into the
sterilized medium. The latter problem occurs when the
vacuum formed in the head-space during cooling sucks
contaminated cooling fluid up the thread of the cap and into
the bottle.
Culture media autoclaves should be unlagged and of
moderate chamber capacity only. Thermal locks on the
doors should prevent them opening when the chamber
temperature is above 8OC but even in these circumstances
care should be taken to avoid sudden thermal shock when
removing glass bottles of hot liquid from the autoclave.
When screw-capped containers are placed in an autoclave
the caps should be a half-turn free to allow the escape of
heated air. When removed from the autoclave the

containers should be allowed to cool down in a laminar
airflow cabinet. Alternatively screw-capped containers may
be sterilized in a jar which is covered by a piece of felt which
effectively protects the containers from infection by airborne microorganisms. Caps are screwed down tightly after
the contents have cooled to ambient temperature.
Sterilization checks
All autoclaves should be checked at fixed periods of
time to ensure that they are functioning efficiently. Physical
measurements should be made on temperature and
pressure readings, the quality of the steam should be
checked, the efficiency of the 'near-to-steam' air traps in the
base of the autoclave should be determined and the safety
valves checked.
Overheating effects
Overheating is a common cause of pH drift, darkening,
precipitation, poor gel strength and reduced bacteriological
performance. These effects can also be produced if a
concentrated 'pool' of ingredients at the bottom of the
container is heated. All culture media should be in solution
before sterilization. This will reduce the occurrence of
Maillard-type reactions (non-enzymatic browning) taking
place in the medium.
Overheating effects will occur if agar media are
allowed to gel in bottles and are later steamed to melt the
agar. They will also occur if molten media are held at 50C
for more than 3 hours before use. Agar media with pH
values at or below 5.0 are very sensitive to overheating in
any form because the agar is hydrolysed and the gel
strength fails. It is recommended to sterilize the agar of
media of a pH lower than 5.0 separately.
Most of the difficulties in culture media sterilization
occur when large unit volumes of media (>2 litres) must be
processed. The best solution to this problem is the use of a
culture medium preparator. These semi-automatic
processors, made by New Brunswick and other
manufacturers overcome the problem of poor heat
penetration of agar by a continuous stirring or agitation of
the medium during the heating phase. Such preparators will
significantly reduce the time required for sterilization at
121C or in some models at 134C. They are strongly
recommended because of their high efficiency and minimal
damage to culture media.
Following problems may occur during media sterilization
with their possible causes
Wrong pH value: pH test carried out above 25C.

Overheating through prolonged sterilization,
remelting or overlong period at 50C. Incomplete
solution of medium. Poor quality water or containers.
Dehydrated medium stored incorrectly or beyond the
stated shelf-life.
Turbidity, precipitation: Poor quality water or

containers. Overheating or prolonged storage at 50C.
pH value incorrect. Incomplete solution.
Darkening: Overheating, incomplete solution or pH

drift. Presence of phosphate in addition of glucose or
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other sugars and agar.
Soft gel: Agar not in solution, poor mixing, prolonged

storage at 50C. Overheating at low pH values. Error in
weighing or overdilution with inoculum or media
supplements. pH too low for agar.
Poor bacterial growth: Prolonged and excessive heating,

incomplete solution. Inhibitory substances in water or
containers. Darkening and pH drift.
Preparation of sterilized media
Liquid media which are sterilized in their final
containers should be cooled down to room temperature as
rapidly as possible. Screw caps should then be tightened.
Medium should be allowed to cool till 50C water bath
and the medium dispensed as soon as it reaches this
temperature. The medium should be mixed thoroughly,
without bubble formation and aseptically dispensed into
sterile containers. Do not expose dishes of agar media to
sunlight; it causes excessive condensation on the lids and
may cause the formation of inhibitory substances by photooxidation.
Heat-labile supplements should be added to the
medium after it has cooled to 50C. Allow the sterile
supplement to come to room temperature before adding it
to the agar medium. Very cold liquids may cause agar to gel
or form transparent flakes which can easily be seen e.g. in
blood enriched agar. Mix all supplements into the medium
gently and thoroughly, then distribute into the final
containers as quickly as possible.
Storage of prepared media
The recommended shelf-life of prepared culture media

varies considerably. Screw-capped bottles of nutrient
broth and agar can be stored for 6 months at low
ambient temperatures (12-l6C). It is important to store
all media away from light. Agar plates should be stored
at 2-8C in sealed containers to avoid loss of moisture.
THEY SHOULD NOT BE FREEZED.
Fresh media are better than stored media therefore

avoid long storage times. Some very labile beta-lactam
selective agents have very short active lives and media
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containing such substances should be used within a

few days of preparation.
Loss of moisture from agar plates is a common cause of

poor bacteriological performance. Do not preincubate
all plates overnight as a sterility check. Only obviously
wet plates require pre-inoculation drying.
Ensure that all plates are incubated in a humid

environment.
Examine prepared media before inoculation. Look for

evidence of contamination, uneven filling or bubbles
on surface of agar, colour changes, haemolysis and
signs of dehydration such as shrinking, cracking and
loss of volume. Discard any defective plates or tubes.
USER-LABORATORY QUALITY CONTROL TESTS ON
PREPARED MEDIA
1. pH value: Check that the pH of the prepared medium,
when tested in final form at ambient temperature
(25C) lies within the range given on the product label.
The medium should be discarded if the pH value lies
outside the specified range.
2. Sterility: A representative sample of each lot/batch of
medium should be incubated for 2-5 days at 30-35 C
and 50-55 C. As a general rule, for a lot of 100 or less
units a 3-5% sample should be tested. For a larger lot,10
random plates or tubes are taken. There should be no
evidence of microbial growth after incubation. Discard
all sterility samples when the tests have been
completed.
3. Growth performance: Test the growth support properties
of the product by inoculating the medium with
appropriate stock cultures and/or fresh isolates. Use a
standard inoculation procedure and examine the
quantitative and qualitative results obtained. If testing
new lots/batches of media, inoculate old and new lots
in one test and compare the performance of the two lots
side by side.
4. Stability: Periodically perform the above procedures on
stored prepared media in order to determine whether
the storage conditions will give optimal results.
MEDIA LIST
1. Actinomycetes Isolation Medium
Sodium caseinate
Asparagine
Sodium propionate
Dipotasium phosphate
MgSO 4.7H2 O
FeSO 4
Agar
Glycerol
Distilled water
PH
: 2.0g
: 0.1g
: 4.0g
: 0.5 g
: 0.1g
: 0.001g
: 15.0g
: 5.0mL
: 1.0L
: 8.1
Use: For the i solat ion and

cultivation of Actinomyc etes
species
2. Agrobacterium Agar
Glucose
Yeast Extract
(NH 4) 2SO 4
KH 2PO 4
Agar
Distilled water
Use: For the cultivation and
maintenance of Agrobacterium
rhizogenes and Agrobacterium
tume faciens .
3. Azotobacter Medium
K 2 HPO 4
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
CaCl 2
Na 2MoO 4.2H 2O
FeCl 3
Agar
Distilled water
maintenance of a variety of
bacteria, including
Azotobacter species.
: 10.0g
: 10.0g
: 1.0g
: 0.25g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
: 0.05g
: 0.15g
: 0.2g
: 0.02 g
: 2.0g
: 1.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
4. Beef Extract Agar

Beef extract
Peptone
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of a wide variety
of microorganisms.
Recommended for the culture
of microorganis ms from milk
and water
5. Beef Infusion Agar
Ground defatted beef
Peptone
NaCl
Agar
Distilled water
Use: For the cultivatio n of a
variety of microorganisms.
6. Bennetts Agar
Glucose
N-Z amine, type A
Beef extract
Yeast Extract
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of Actinomadura
umbrina, Micromonospora
purpurea, Microtetraspora
helvata, Nocardia
salmonicolor and
Streptomyces species.
: 3.0g
: 5.0g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 7.40.2
: 453.6g
: 10.0g
: 5.0g
: 20.0g
: 1.0 L
: 10 .0g
: 2.0g
: 1.0g
: 1.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 7.30.2
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7. Brevibacterium Medium
KH 2PO 4
Na 2HPO 4
(NH4) 2SO 4
Yeast extract
Tween 60
MgSO 4.7H 2O
FeSO 4.7H 2O
MnSO 4
n-Hexadecane
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of
Brevibacterium species .
8. Casein Agar
Skim milk
Agar
Distilled water
differentiation of aerobic
actinomycetes based on casein
utilization.
9. Cereal Agar
Cereal, precooked mixed
Agar
Distilled water
sporulation of fungi.
10. CM Medium
Polypeptone TM
Yeast Extract
Agar
Distilled Water
pH
Use: For the cultivation of
Clostridium s pecies.
11. Cornmeal Agar
Corn meal , solids from
infusion
Agar
Distill ed water
pH
maintenance of fungi. For the
production of chlamydospores
by Candida albicans and the
cultivation of
phytopathological fungi.
120
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 0.1g
: 0.01g
: 50.0ml
: 30.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.00.2
: 50.0ml
: 10 .0g
: 1.0L
: 100.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
: 10.0g
: 10.0 g
: 20.0g
: 1.0 L
: 7.00.2
: 2.0 g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 5.6 -6.0
12. Cornmeal Agar with Dextrose

Corn meal, solids from
infusion
Glucose
Tween 80
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of Helicodendron
tubulosum, Microsporum
distort um, Mortierella humilis,
Mortierella hygrophila,
Mortierella minutissima and
Nigrospora sphaerica.
13. Czapek -Dox with Sucrose
NaNO 3
KCl
MgSO 4.7H 2O
K 2HPO 4
FeSO 4.7H 2O
Sucrose
Agar
Distilled water
Use : For the cultivation of a
variety of microorganisms.
14. Czapek Peptone Yeast Agar
Sucrose
Peptone
NaNO 3
Yeast Extract
K 2HPO 4
KCl
MgSO 4.7H 2O
FeSO 4.7H 2O
Agar
Distilled water
pH
various actinomycetes
15. Dextrose Soil Agar
Soil
Glucose
Agar
Distilled water
maintenance of Chaetomium
globosum
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 1.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 5.6-6.0
: 3.0 g
: 0.5 g
: 0.5 g
: 1.0 g
: 0.01g
: 170.0 g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 30.0g
: 5.0g
: 3.0g
: 2.0g
: 1.0g
: 0.5g
: 0.5g
: 0.01g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.30.2
: 150.0g
: 5.0g
: 20.0g
: 1.0L
16. Dictyostelium Medium

Glucose
Peptone
Yeast Extract
Na 2HPO 4. 12 H 2O
K 2HPO 4
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Dictyostelium discoideum and
Fusarium acuminatum
17. Emerson Agar
Glucose
Beef extract
Pancreatic digest of gelatin
NaCl
Yeast Extract
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: This medium is available
as a premixed powder from
BD Diagnostic System.
18. EmYpSs Agar
Yeast Extract
Soluble Starch
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use : For the cultivation and
maintenance of Allomyces and
other fungi .
19. GAM Semisolid
GAM broth
Agar
Distille d water
maintenance of Actinomyces
spp. Fusobacterium spp .and
Leconostoc spp.
: 15.4g
: 14.3g
: 7.15g
: 1.28g
: 0.49g
: 15g
: 1.0L
: 6.70.2
: 10.0g
: 4.0g
: 4.0g
: 2.5g
: 1.0g
: 20.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.00. 2
: 4.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0g
: 0.5g
: 20.0g
: 1.0 L
: 7.00.2
: 74.0g
: 2.0g
: 1.0L
20. Glucose Yeast Extract Agar

Glucose
CaCO 3
Yeast extract
Agar
Distilled Water
maintenance of Pseu domonas
glathei
21. Glycerol Arginine Agar
Glycerol
Arginine
K 2HPO 4
NaCl
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Fe 2(SO4) 3.6H 2O
CuSO 4.5 H 2O
MnSO 4. H 2O
ZnSO 4. H2O
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For the selectiveIisolation
and cultivation of
Streptomycetes.
22. Halophilic Agar
NaCl
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Casamino acids
Yeast extract
Protease peptone
Trisodium citrate
KCl
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For the isolat ion and
cultivation of halophilic
microorganisms from food,
such as Pseudomonas species
and Flavobacterium species
from fish and salted foods.
23. Kings B Medium
Peptone
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Glycerol
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For t he cultivation and
maintenance of Pseudomonas
glumae
: 20.0g
: 20.0g
: 10.0g
: 17.0g
: 1.0 L
: 12.5g
: 1.0g
: 1.0g
: 1.0g
: 0.5g
: 0.01g
: 1.0mg
: 1.0mg
: 1.0mg
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 7.0
: 250.0g
: 25.0g
: 10.0g
: 10.0g
: 5.0g
: 3.0g
: 2.0g
: 20.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.20.2
: 20 g
: 1.5 g
: 1.5 g
: 10 ml
: 15 g
: 1.0 L
: 7.0
121
24. LB Medium
Tryptone
Yeast Extract
NaCl
Distilled water
Escherichia coli
25. Malt Extract Agar
Malt extract
Glucose
Peptone
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of Allomyces and
other fungi
26. Malt Dextrose Peptone Agar
Malt extract
Glucose
Peptone
Agar
Distilled water
Use: For the Cultivation
Aspergillus candidus, Odontia
uda, Oidiodendron spp.
27. Medium for Thermophilic
Actinomycetes
Soluble starch
Maize extra ct
NaCl
Peptone
CaCl 2
Agar
Distilled water
thermophilic actinomycetes .
28. Methyl red agar (Hagedorn
and Holt, 1975)
Beef Extract
Peptone
Methyl red *
Agar
Distilled wa ter
pH
Prepare stock solution of
Methyl red (0.05 w/v) and
filter sterlize; add after
sterilization of medium.
Use: For cultivation of Gram
positive bacteria.
122
: 10 g
: 5.0g
: 10 g
: 1.0 L
: 20.0 g
: 20.0g
: 1.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 7.0
: 20.0g
: 20.0g
: 1.0g
: 25.0g
: 1.0L
: 10.0g
: 5.0g
: 5.0g
: 5.0g
: 0.5g
: 20.0g
: 1.0L
: 3.0g
: 5.0g
: 4ml
: 15g
: 1.0L
: 6.8 -7.0
29. MPSS Agar

Peptone
Succinic aci d
(NH 4)SO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
FeCl 3.6H 2O (0.2% solution)
MnSO 4.H 2O (0.2% solution)
Agar
Distilled water
pH
30. Mycobacterium Medium
(NH 4) 2SO 4
Na 2HPO 4
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4
FeSO 4.7H 2O
MnSO 4
Liquid par affin
Distilled Water
maintenance of
Mycobacterium paraffinicum .
Homogenize and add 1.5%
agar and autoclave
31. Mycorrhiza Medium
Malt extract
Glucose
Asparagine
Casei n hydroly sate
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Yeast extract
Agar
Distilled water
maintenance of Thelephora
terrestris.
32. Neopeptone Glucose Agar
Glucose
Neopeptone
Agar
D istilled water
pH
Use: For the maintenance of
stock cultures of a variety of
microorganisms.
: 5.0g
: 1.0g
: 1.0g
: 1.0g
: 1.0ml
: 1.0ml
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 7.0
: 1.0g
: 0.5g
: 0.5g
: 0.2g
: 5.0mg
: 2.0mg
: 5.0ml
: 1.0 L
: 8.0g
: 7.0g
: 0.5g
: 1.0g
: 0.5 g
: 0.5g
: 1.0g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0L
: 10.0g
: 5.0g
: 20.0g
: 1.0L
: 6.5 0.2
33. N- free Malate Medium for

Azospirillum (Okon at al.,
1977)
Malic Acid
K 2HPO 4
KOH
MgSO 4
NaCl
CaCl 2
FeSO 4
Na 2MoO 4
MnSO 4
0.05% Bromo Thyman Blue
(Alcoholic)
Agar
pH
For growing Azospirillum in
solid or liquid medium, NH 4Cl
(1g/ l) has to be added.
Use: For isolation of
Azospirillum spp.
34. N free Jensens agar for
isolation of free living
nitrogen fixers (Jenson, 1954,
Norris and Chapman, 1968).
Sucrose
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4
NaCl
Na 2MoO 4
FeSO 4
CaCO 3
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For isolation of F ree
living Nitrogen Fixers.
35. Nutrient Agar
Beef Extract
Yeast Extract
Peptone
NaCl
Agar
Distilled water
of mi croorganism.
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
5.0g
0.5g
4.0g
0.1g
0.02g
0.01g
0.05g
0.002g
0.01g
2ml
: 1.8g
: 6.90.2
: 20.0g
: 1.0g
: 0.5g
: 0.5g
: 0.001g
: 0.01g
: 2.00g
: 18.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.0 0.2
: 1.0g
: 2.0g
: 5.0g
: 5.0g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
36. Nutrient Agar with 3% NaCl

Nutrient agar +3% NaCl
maintenance of Bacillus
species, Halococcus species ,
Staphylococcus species and
Vibrio species.
37. Oat flake Medium
Oat flakes
Agar
Distilled water
maintenance of actinomycetes
and fungi.
38. Oatmeal Agar
Oat flakes
Oatmeal
Agar
Distilled water
species, A ctinoplanes species.
39. Oatmeal Agar B
Powdered Oatmeal
K 2HPO 4
KNO 3
Agar
Distilled water
Actinomodura spp.,
Actinoplanes spp.,
Nocardioides spp .&
Streptomyces species.
40. Organic Medium 79
Peptone
Glucose
NaCl
Pancreatic digest of casein
Yeast extract
Distilled water
pH
Acinetobacter species,
Actinomadura species,
Cellulomonas species,
Promicromonospora species.
: 30.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 10.0 g
: 10.0 g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 3.0 g
: 0.5g
: 0.2 g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 10.0g
: 10.0g
: 6.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.80.2
123
41. Peptone Corn Agar

Corn steep liquor
NaCl
Peptone
CaCl 2.2H 2O
Agar
Distilled water
pH
rubrobrunea, Pseudonocardia
thermophila,Thermoactinomyc
e tes species, Streptomyces
species.
42. Potato Carrot Agar
Potato (Scrubbed and diced)
Carrot (peeled and grated)
Agar
Cook Potatoes and carrot in
water for 30 min. Strain
through cheesecloth add agar
to the f iltrate.
maintenance of Alternaria
species.
43. Potato Dextrose Agar
Potato (scrubbed and diced or
sliced )
Dextrose
Agar
pH
enumeration of yeasts and
molds. For the enume ration of
yeasts and molds in butter by
the plate count method.
44. Rhizobium Agar
Mannitol
Yeast Extract
Sodium glutamate
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
CaCl 2. 2H 2O
FeCl 3
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of Rhizobium
species.
124
: 5.0g
: 5.0g
: 5.0g
: 0.5g
: 16.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.20.2
: 20.0g
: 20.0 g
: 20.0g
45. Rojo Congo Medium

(Rodriguez Caceres, 1982)
DL Malic acid
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4
NaCl
Yeast extract
FeCl 3 6H 2O
KOH
Congo Red
A gar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For isolation of
Azospitillum spp.
1:400 aqueous solution of
Congo red to be autoclaved
separately and added after
sterilization of medium.
46. Skim Milk Agar
Skim milk powder
Agar
Distilled water
differentiation of bacteria
based on proteolytic activity.
: 200.0g
: 20.0g
: 15.0g
: 5.6
: 10.0g
: 1.0g
: 0.5g
: 0.5g
: 0.1g
: 40.0mg
: 4.0mg
: 20.0g
: 1.0L
: 6.80.2
: 5.0g
: 0.5g
: 0.2g
: 0.1g
: 0.5g
: 0.015g
: 4.8g
: 15 ml
: 18g
: 1.0L
: 7 (with
0.1N KOH)
47. Soybean Agar

White soybean
Agar
Distilled water
Use: F or the cultivation and
subtilis and Pseudomonas
syringae
48. Starch Agar
Starch (soluble)
Beef extract
Agar
Distilled water
pH
maintenance of Aspergillus
awamori
: 8.0 g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 100 .0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
: 10.0 g
: 3.0g
: 12.0 g
: 1.0L
: 7.50.2
49. Starch Casein Agar

Soluble starch
K 2HPO 4
KNO 3
NaCl
Casein
MgSO 4.7H 2O
CaCO 3
FeSO 4.7H 2O
Agar
Distilled water
enumeration of Actinomycetes
species from water and soil
samples by the double -layer
agar technique .
50. TGYM Medium
Tryptone
Glucose
Yeast extract
DL -Methionine
Distilled water
maintenance of Deinococcus
species.
51. Tomato Juice Agar
Tomato juice (solids from 400
ml)
Peptone
Peptonized milk
Agar
Distilled water
pH
lactobacilli, especially
Lactobacillus acidophilus
52. Tomato Juic e Yeast Extract
Milk Medium
Filter tomato and leave
overnight at 10 oC.
Skim Milk
Tomato Juice
Yeast extract
Distilled water
pH
fastidious bacteria that
require complex growth
factors, incl uding
Lactobacillus, Streptococcu ,
and Enterococcus species.
10.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 0.3g
: 0.05g
: 0.02g
: 0.01g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
53. Trichoderma Selective

Medium (Elad & Chat 1983 )
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
KCl
NH 4NO 3
Glucose
Chlororamphenicol
Pentachloronitrobenzene
Rose - bengal
Captan
F enaminosu lf
Agar
Distilled water
Use: For isolation Trichoderma
spp.
: 5.0g
: 1.0g
: 3.0g
: 0.5g
: 1.0 L
54. TY - Medium
Tryptone
Yeast extract
Calcium Chloride
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For the cultivation of a
wide variety of bacteria
: 20.0g
55. V8 Juice Agar Medium (V8)

V-8 juice
CaCO 3
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Use: For the isolation and
c ultivation of Filobasidiella
depauperata and
Leucodporidium scottii.
: 10.0g
: 10.0g
: 12.0g
: 1.0L
: 6.1
: 100.0 g
: 100.0 ml
: 5.0g
56. Yeast Glucose Agar

Yeast Extract
Glucose
Agar
Distilled water
pH
species, Pseudomonas
fluorescens.
: 0.9 g
: 0.2g
: 0.15 g
: 1.0g
: 3.0g
: 0.25g
: 0.2g
: 0.2 g
: 0.02g
: 0.3g
: 20.0g
: 1.0 L
: 5.0g
: 3.0g
: 0.66g
: 18.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.0 (adjust
with
NaOH)
: 200 ml
: 3.0 g
: 15.0g
: 1.0L
: 7.20.2
: 10.0g
: 20.0g
: 15.0 g
: 1.0 L
: 7.00.2
125
57. Yeast Extract Mannitol Agar

Mannitol
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
NaCl
Yeast Extract
Agar
Distilled water
pH
For isolation and purification
of Rhizobium, sterilized 10 ml
(1/400 aqueous solution) of
congored is to be added to
YEMA just before pouring of
plates and the medium is
referred as CRYEMA
members of the Rhizobiaceae.
58. YEPD Medium
Yeast Extract
Peptone
Dextr ose
Agar
Distilled water
pH
Microbacterium species.
59. YpSS agar
Yeast Extract
Soluble Starch
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Agar
Distilled water
bacteria that c an utilize starch
as a carbon source.
60. ISP -1
Yeast Extract
pH
Streptomyces species
according to the International
Streptomyces Project
126
: 10.0 g
: 0.5g
: 0.2g
: 0.1g
: 0.1g
: 18.0g
: 1.0 L
: 7.0
: 10.0g
: 20.0g
: 20.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 5.50.2
: 4.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0g
: 5.0g
: 15.0g
: 1.0 L
: 5.0g
: 3.0g
: 7.0 7.2 at
61. ISP -2
Agar
Malt Extract
Yeast Extract
Glucose
pH
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
10.0g
4.0g
4.0g
7.30.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
18.0g
1.0ml
0.1g
0.1g
0.1g
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
10.0g
2.0g
2.0g
1.0g
1.0g
1.0g
1.0mg
1.0mg
1.0mg
7.20.2
:
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
10.0g
1.0g
1.0g
1.0ml
7.40.2 at

Streptomyces Project
62. ISP -3
Oatmeal
Agar
Trace salt solu tion
FeSO 4.7H 2O
MnCl 2.4H 2O
ZnSO 4.7H 2O
Streptomyces Project.
63. ISP -4
Agar
Soluble starch
CaCO 3
(NH 4) 2SO 4
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
NaCl
FeSO 4.7H 2O
MnCl 2.7H 2O
ZnSO 4.7H 2O
pH
Use: For the characterizing
Streptomyces species. For the
cultivation and maintenance
of Actinomadura species,
Kitasatospoai species.
64. ISP - 5
Agar
Glycerol
L-Asparagine
K 2HPO 4
Trace salts solution
pH
maintenance of the
Pseudonocardia species and
Streptomyces peucetius.
65. ISP - 6
Agar
Peptone
Proteose pep tone
K 2HPO 4
Yeast Extract
Ferric ammonium citrate
Na 2S 2O3
maintenance of Streptomyces
species.
66. ISP 7 (Tyrosin Agar)
Agar
Glycerol
L-Tyrosine
L-Asparagine
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
NaCl
FeSO 4.7H 2O
pH
Use : For the cultivation and
maintenance of
Streptoalloteichus species. For
the differentiation of
Streptomycetes species based
on melanine production .
67 Trypticase Soy Agar
Agar
NaCl
Papaic digest of soybean meal
K 2HPO 4
Glucose
pH
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
15.0g
5.0g
1.0g
1.0g
0.g
0.08g
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
15.0g
0.5g
1.0g
0.5g
0.5g
0.5g
0.01g
7.30.1 at
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
17.0g
15.0g
5.0g
3.0g
2.5g
2.5g
7.30.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
5.0g
3.0g
250mL
6.80.2 at

of heterotrophic
microorganisms.
68. Soil Extract Medium
Agar
Beef Extract
Soil Extract
pH
69. Poly Hydroxybutyrate

Medium
PART A
K 2HPO 4.3H 2O
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
(NH 4) 2SO 4
PART B
Glucose
differentiation of
Pseudomonas species based
on their ability to produce
intracellular Poly
Hydroxybutyrate. Production
of Poly Hydroxybutyrate is
determine by staining cells
with Sudan Black B.
70. Ammonium Mineral Salt
Medium
Agar
MgSO 4.7H 2O
K 2HPO 4
KH 2PO 4
NH 4Cl
CaCl 2.2H 2O
FeSO 4.7H 2O
H 3BO 4
CoCl 2.6H 2O
ZnSO 4.7H 2O
Na 2MoO 4.2H 2O
MnCl 2.4H 20
NiCl 2.6H 2O
CuCl 2.2H 2O
pH
:
:
:
:
0.6g
0.2g
0.2g
0.2g
: 10.0g
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
1.0g
0.7g
0.54g
0.5g
0.2g
4.0 mg
0.3mg
0.2 mg
0.1 mg
0.06 mg
0.03mg
0.02 mg
0.01 mg
6.80.2 at

maintenance of Methylosinus
trichosporium and other
methane -oxidizing bacteria.
Cultures are grown under an
atmosphere of 50% methane.

maintenance of Streptomyces
rectus.
127
71. Nitrate Mineral Salt Medium

Noble agar
MgSO 4.7H2O
KNO 3
Na 2HPO 4.12H 2O
KH 2PO 4
CaCl 2.6H 2O
Feric ammonium EDTA
Trace elements solution
pH
maintenance of
Methylob acterium species,
Methylococcus capsulatus ,
Methylomonas agile and
Methylomonas methanica.
72. AMB Agar
Agar
Starch , Soluble
MgSO 4.7H 2O
K 2HPO 4
Us e: For the cultivation of
myxoba cteria
73. Halophilic Broth
NaCl
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Casamino acids
Yeast extract
Proteos peptone
Trisodium citrate
KCl
pH
cultivation of halophilic
microorganisms from foods,
such as Pseudomonas species
and Flavobacterium species
from fish and salted foods.
74. Halophilic Medium
Glucose
KNO 3
FePO 4
Artificial seawater
halophil ic bacteria.
128
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
12.5g
1.0g
1.0g
0.717g
0.272g
0.2g
4.0 mg
0.5 mL
6.80.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
5.0g
2.5g
0.5g
0.25g
:
:
:
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:
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:
:
:
250.0g
25.0g
10.0g
10.0g
5.0g
3.0g
2.0g
7.20.2 at
0.1g
0.05g
0.01g
100.0mL
75. EMB (Eosine Methylene blue)

Media
Agar
Lactose
K 2HPO 4
Eosin Y
Methylene Blue
pH
:15.0g
:10.0g
: 10.0g
: 2.0g
: 0.4g
: 0.065g
: 6.80.2 at
Use: For the isolation,

cultivation and differentiation
of Gram -negative enteric
bacteria based on lactose
fermentation. Bacteria that
ferment lactose, especially the
coliform bacterium
Escherichia coli , app ear as
colonies with a green metalic
sheet or blue-black to brown
color. Bacteria that do not
ferment lactose appear as
colorless or transparent, light
purple colonies.
MacConkey Agar
76. Peptone
Agar
Lactose
Bile Salt
NaCl
Neutral Red
pH
Use: For the selective
isolation, cultivation and
differentiation of coliforms
and entries pathogens based
on the ability to ferment
lactose.
77. Lactose Broth
Lactose
Beef extract
pH
Use: For the detection of
lactose -fermenting, Gram
negative coliforms, as a pre en richment broth for
Salmonella species, and in the
study of lactose fermentation
of bacteria in general.
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
12.0g
10.0g
5.0g
5.0g
0.75g
7.40.2 at
:
:
:
:
5.0g
5.0g
3.0g
7.40.2 at
78. Mannitol Agar

Mannitol
Agar
Yeat Extract
Peptone
maintenance of Acetobacter
aceti, Acetobacter hansenii,
Acetobacter pasteuriams,
Frateuria aurantia,
Gluconobacter oxydans, and
other bacteria that can utilize
mannitol as a carbon source.
79. Manganese Acetate Agar
Agar, Highly purified
Manganous acetate
pH
manganese oxidizing bacteria.
80. Marine Methylotroph Agar
Agarose
Bis(2 -hydroxyethyl) aminotris
(hydroxymethyl)methane
KH 2PO 4
Ferric ammonium citrate
Methanol
Vitamin B 12 solution
pH
:
:
:
:
25.0g
15.0g
5.0g
3.0g
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
1.15g
1.0g
1.0g
0.625g
0.02g
4.0 mL
7.00.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
:
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:
:
15.0g
10.0g
2.0g
2.0g
2.0g
0.3g
0.05g
0.02g
0.01g

f luorescens.
: 10.0g
: 0.1g
: 7.00.2 at
: 12.0g
:
:
:
:
:
:
2.0g
0.14g
0.06g
2.0 mL
1.0 mL
7.40.2 at

Alteromonas species,
Methylophaga marina ,
Methylophaga thalassica , and
Methylophilus species.
81. Methanol Mineral Salt
M edium
Na 2HPO 4
KH 2PO 4
(NH 4) 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
CaCl 2.2H 2O
FeS O 4.7H 2O
MnSO 4.5H 2O
NaMoO 4.2H 2O
Urea solution
Methanol
Hyphomicrobium vulgare.
82. Pseudomonas Medium

K 2HPO 4
NH 4NO 3
Yeast extract
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Pyrrolidine
pH
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
2.13g
1.36g
0.5g
0.2g
0.01g
5.0mg
2.5mg
2.5mg
30.0 mL
5.0 mL
83. Starch C asein Agar

Agar
Soluble starch
K 2HPO 4
KNO 3
NaCl
Casien
MgSO 4.7H 2O
CaCO 3
FeSO 4.7H 2O
enumeration of Actinomycetes
species from water and soil
samples by the double - layer
agar technique.
84. Peptone M edium
Peptone
Distilled Water
Use: For the cultivation an d
maintenance of Escherichia
coli.
85. Peptone Carbonate starch
Agar
Soluble starch
Agar
Peptone
Yeast extract
K 2HPO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Na 2CO 3
species .
: 10.0g
: 1.0L
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
15.0g
5.0g
5.0g
1.0g
0.2g
10.0g
129
86. Phthalic Acid M edia

Solution 1
KH 2PO 4
(NH 4) 2SO 4
Solution 2
MgSO 4.7H 2O
FeSO 4.7H 2O
cepacia.
87. Potato Dextrose Admine A gar
Glucose
Agar
Potato, infusion from
Tartaric acid solution
88. Horikoshi M edia
Agar
D -glucose
Peptone
Yeast extract
Na2CO3
KH2PO4
MgSO4.7H2O
pH
maintenance of Pannonibacter
phragmitetus.
89. Thermus Medium
Agar
Polypeptone
Yeast extract
NaCl
pH
maintenance of Thermus
aquaticus and other Thermus
species.
130
: 9.1g
: 1.2g
: 0.4g
: 0.01g
:
:
:
:
20.0g
15.0g
4.0g
14.0 mL
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
10.0g
5.0g
5.0g
5.0g
1.0g
0.2g
9.00.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
30.0g
8.0g
4.0g
2.0g
7.50.2 at
90. Glycocholate Mineral medium

Agar
K 2HPO 4
(NH 4) 2SO 4
Sodium glycocholate
KH2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
Yeast extract
CaCl 2.2H 2O
FeSO 4.7H 2O
pH
putida and Pseudomonas
species.
91. Glutamate Medium
Solution A
Mannitol
K 2HPO 4
Solution B
MgSO 4.7H 2O
CaCl 2.6H 2O
FeCl 3.6H 2O
Solution C
Sodium glutamate
Calcium pantothenate
Thiamine.HCl
Biotin
Use: For the isolation of
Rhizobium species.
92. Glucose Yeast Extract Medium
Agar
Glucose
Yeast Extract
maintenance of Xanthobacter
species.
93. Beef extract broth
Peptone
Beef Extra ct
pH
of microorganisms.
Recommended for the culture
of microorganism from milk
and water
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
3.5g
2.0g
2.0g
1.5g
0.1g
0.1g
0.01g
0.5mg
7.00.2 at
: 10.0 g
: 0.22g
: 0.1g
: 0.08g
: 0.05g
:
:
:
:
11.1g
0.5mg
0.1 mg
0.5g
: 15.0g
: 5.0g
: 3.5g
: 5.0g
: 3.0g
: 7.40.2 at
94. Bacillus stearothermophilus

Defined B roth
Mineral salt solution
Potassium Phosphate buffer
L-Glutamate.HCl (1% solution)
L-Leucine(1% solution)
L- Lysine.HCl (1% solution)
Le (1% solution)
L-Aspartate (1% solution)
L-Valine (1% solution)
Biotin (0.01% solution)
Glucose (20 % solution)
L-Isoleucine (1% solution)
L-Proline (1% so lution)
Nicotinic acid (0.01% solution)
Thiamine. HCl(0.01% solution)
L-Phenylalanine (1% solution)
L-Alanine (1% solution)
L-Threonine(1% solution)
L-Arginine.HCl (1% solution)
L-Tyrosine (1% solution)
L-Metheonine (1% solution)
Glycine (1% solution)
L-As paragine.H 2O (1%
solution)
L-Cystine (1% solution)
L-Glutamine (1% solution)
L-Histidine.HCl.H 2O(1%
solution)
L-Tryptophan (1% solution)
CaCl 2 (5% solution)
FeCl 3.6H 2O (0.05% Solution)
MnCl 2 (10 mm solution)
ZnSO 4.7H 2O (5% solution)
pH
Use: For the cultiv ation and
spo rulation of Bacillus
strearothermophilus in a
chemically defined medium.
95. Top Agarose media
NaCl
Agarose
pH
Use: For the distribution of
bacteriophage or bacterial
cells, specially Escherichia
coli, evenly in a thin layer
over th e surface of a plate .
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
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:
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:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
10.0mL
5.0mL
4.0mL
1.64mL
1.4mL
1.4mL
1.3mL
1.26mL
1.0mL
1.0 mL
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.86
0.84
0.84
0.64
0.56
0.52
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.42
0.3
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
7.30.2 at
10.0g
8.0g
6.0g
7.00.2 at
96. Tyrosine Agar

Solution1
Solution2
pH
Use: For the differentiation of
aerobic Actinomycete species.
Clearing around a colony
indicates utilization of
tyrosine.
97. Glucose Agar
Glucose
Agar
KNO 3
KH 2PO 4
MgSO 4.7H 2O
maintenance of cladosponium,
Clodosporiods, Cladosporium
cucumerinum, Cladosporium
herbarum, Cladosporum
macrocarpum, Cladosporium,
Sphaerosperinum,
Cladosporium uredinic ola, and
Harmoniconis rusince.
98. Glucose Peptone Medium
Agar
Glucose
Peptone
maintenance of Acytostelium
ellipticum, Phlyctoclytrim
africanum, Rhizophyctis
harderi, Rizophylctis rosea.
99. Glucose Yeast Peptone
Medium
Agar
Glucose
Peptone
Yeast extract
pH
yeasts, including Candida
species, Cryptococcus
albidosimilis, Cryptococcus
albidis, Cryptococcus laurenti i,
Cryptococcus vishnaicii
: 900.0ml
: 100.0 ml
: 7.00.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
50.0g
20.0g
2.0g
1.0g
0.5g
: 15.0g
: 0.3g
: 0.17g
:
:
:
:
:
20.0g
5.0g
5.0g
3.0g
6.80.2 at
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100. Malt Extract Charcoal

M edi um
Malt Extract
Agar
Charcoal
maintenance of Boletus edulis ,
Xerocomus badius, DSM 4436 ,
Antridia serialis , and other
field mentous fungi.
101. Malt Extract Yeast Agar
Glucose
Agar
Malt extract powder
Yeast Extract
pH
cultivation of osmotolerant
microorganisms from foods.
102. CYC Agar
Sucrose
Agar
Vitamin assay
Casmino acids
NaNO 3
Yeast extract
Magnesium glycerophosphate
KCl
FeSO 4
pH
maintenance of
Pseudonocardia thermophila,
Sccharomonospora caesia,
Saccharomonospora viridis,
Sccharopolyspora hirsute
132
:30.0g
:15.0g
:3.0g
:
:
:
:
:
400.0g
12.0g
12.0g
3.0g
5.50.2 at
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
30.0g
16.0g
6.0g
2.0g
2.0g
2.0g
0.5g
0.35g
0.01g
6.80.2 at
103. Kimmigs Agar

Agar
Glucose
Beef extract
NaCl
Peptone
Glycerol
pH
Use: For the assay of
fungistatic agents. For agar
dilution testing of antifungal
age nts. For the cultivation and
preservation of various fungi.
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
15.0g
10.0g
9.5g
5.5g
5.0g
5.0g
5.0mL
6.90.2 at
104. Starch Tryptose Peptone Agar

Lab Lamco Peptone
Yeast Extract
Tryptose
CaCO 3
Starch
Glucose
Agar
Distilled Water
pH
: 10.0g
: 2.0g
: 2.0g
: 100.0mg
: 100.0mg
: 10.0g
: 15.0g
1.0 L
105 Corynebacterium A gar

Glucose
Casein
Yeast Extract
NaCl
Agar
Distilled Water
pH
:
:
:
:
:
:
5.0g
10.0g
5.0g
5.0g
15.0g
1.0L
National repositories under Biological Diversity Act, 2002

Name of Institute
Categories of biological resource
Botanical Survey of India, Kolkata
Flora (Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Pteriodophytes,

Bryophytes, Lichens, Macrofungi, Macroalgae)
National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi
Plant genetic resources
National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow
Flora Flora (Angiosperms, Gymnosperms,

Pteriodophytes, Bryophytes, Lichens, Macrofungi,
Macroalgae)
Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education, Dehradun Flora (Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Pteriodophytes,
(Forest Research Institute, Dehradun; Institute of Forest
Bryophytes, Lichens, Macrofungi, Macroalgae). For
Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore; and Tropical Forest TFRI only Fauna (termites, butterflies, moths)
Research Institute, Jabalpur
Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata
Fauna
National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources, Karnal,

Harayana
Genetic resources of domestic animals
National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources, Lucknow, U.P.
Fish genetic resources
National Institute of Oceanography, Goa
Marine flora and fauna
Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun
Faunal resources in protected areas
National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms,

Mau Nath Bhanjan, U.P.
Agriculturally important microorganisms
Institute of Microbial Technology, Chandigarh
Microorganisms
National Institute of Virology, Pune
Viruses
Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi
Microbes / fungi
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World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC)

Renu, Dipak T. Nagrale and Dilip K. Arora
The World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC) is a

Multidisciplinary Commission, COMCOF (Committees,
Commissions and Federations) of the International Union of
Biological Sciences (IUBS) and a Federation within the
International Union of Microbiological Societies (IUMS).
The WFCC is concerned with the collection, authentication,
maintenance and distribution of cultures of
microorganisms and cultured cells. Its aim is to promote
and support the establishment of culture collections and
related services, to provide liaison and set up an
information network between the collections and their
users, to organize workshops and conferences, publications and
newsletters and work to ensure the long term perpetuation of
important collections. Retention and support of existing
collections, as well as assistance and advice to help new
collections become established remain key activities. The
members of WFCC constitute a unique global network for ex
situ preservation of microbial diversity which underpins life
on earth. The WFCC has an on-going concern with all
aspects of culture collection activity and, in particular, with
the encouragement of new initiatives and improvement of
the quality standards of scientific services provided to the
international user community.
The Federation has an Executive Board and works through a

series of committees. The WFCC (through the activities of
Professor Skerman, University of Queensland, Australia,
and his colleagues in the 1960's) pioneered the development
of an international database on culture resources
worldwide resulted the WFCC World Data Center for
Microorganisms (WDCM). This data resource is now
maintained at National Institute of Genetics (NIG), Japan and
has records of nearly 591 culture collections from 68 countries.
The records contain data on the organization, management,
services and scientific interests of the collections. Each of
these records is linked to a second record containing the list
of species held. The WDCM database forms an important
information resource for all microbiological activity and
also acts as a focus for data activities among WFCC
members.
According to WDCM statistics (as on 20th April,
2011) there are 591 culture collections in 68 countries
registered in WDCM. There are totally 1748439 microbes in
the above collections . 760874 of them are bacteria, 506408
fungi, 15743 viruses, 11649 cell lines and 453765 of them are
other kinds of microbes.
Some of the major Microbial Resource Centres with approximate number of organisms held
Name
Country
Approx. no. of
organisms holdings
Agricultural Culture
Bejing, China
Collections of China (ACCC) http://micronet.im.ac.cn/institutes/accc/accc.html
More than 4,100 strains
All-Russia Collection of
Microorganisms (VKM)
Moscow, Russia
http://www.vkm.ru/
American Type Culture

Collection (ATCC)
Manassas, Virgina, USA

http://www.atcc.org
Bioresource Collection and

Research Centre (BACC)
Hsinchu, Taiwan
http://wdcm.nig.ac.jp/CCINFO/CCINFO.xml?59
BIOTECH Culture Collection National Centre for Genetic Engineering and
Biotechnology, Bangkok, Thailand
http://www.biotec.or.th/BCC/AboutBCC.asp
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Name
Country
Approx. no. of
organisms holdings
CABI Bioscience Genetic

Resource Collection
Egham, Surrey, UK
http://www.cabi.org/home.asp
Common Access to Biological

Resources and Information
(CABRI)
http://www.be.cabri.org/
Centralal bureau voor

Schimmelcultures (CBS)
Utrecht, The Netherlands

http://www.cbs.knaw.nl/
Canadian Collection of
Fungal Cultures (CCFC)
Eastern Cereal & Oilseed Research Centre, Ottawa,

Canada
10,000 Fungal strains
http://sis.agr.gc.ca/brd/ccc/
China Centre for Industrial
Culture Collection
China National Research Institute of Food and

Fermentation Industries, Beijing, China
http://www.china-cicc.org/

and yeast cultures
Culture Collection of
Basidiomycetes (CCBAS)
Institute of Microbiology, Prague, Czech Republic
>700 fungal strains
Culture Collection of Fungi
Institute Department of Botany, Charles University,

Praha, Czech Republic
www.botany.natur.cuni.cz/en/structure/fungi.php
1,800 fungal strains
Deutsche Sammlung von

Mikrooganismen und
Zellkulturen (DSMZ)
Braunschweig, Germany
http://www.dsmz.de/
>20,000 strains
Forest Research Culture

Collection
New Zealand Forest Research Institute, Rotorua, New

Zealand
http://www.foresthealth.co.nz
1,510 filamentous fungal

strains
Fungal Cultures
Botanical Institute
University of Goteborg
(FCUG)
Goteborg, Sweden
http://www2.botany.gu.se/database/FCUG.html
Fungal Genetic Stock Centre

(FGSC)
Department of Microbiology, University of Kansas

Medical Centre, Kansas, USA
http://fgsc.net/
16,000 fungal cultures

and cloned gene and
gene library
Fungal Strain Collection
Museum National Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France
>16,000 filamentous
fungal strains
Fusarium Research Centre

(FRC)
Department of Plant Pathology, Pennsylvania State

University, USA
http://frc.cas.psu.edu/
17,000
Fusarium cultures
IBT Culture Collection of

Fungi
BioCentrum, Technical University of Denmark,

Lyngby, Denmark
http://www.fbd.dtu.dk/straincollection/
Industrial Yeasts Collection
Dipartimento di Biologia Vegetale e Biotechnologia

Perugia, Italy
http://www.agr.unipg.it/dbvpg/
4,500 yeast strains
www.2biomed.cas.cz/ccbas/fungi.htm
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Name
Country
Approx. no. of
organisms holdings
Institute for Fermentation

(IFO)
Osaka, Japan
http://www.ifo.or.jp/ifo_e/index_e.html
All biological materials

transferred to NBRC
International Collection of
Microorganisms from Plants
Plant Diseases Division DSIR, Auckland, New

Zealand
http://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/databases/db_d
etails.asp?Database_Collection_ID=6
>10, 500 strains
Japan Collection of
Microorganisms
RIKEN (The Institute of Physical and Chemical

Research), Saitama, Japan
www.jcm.riken.jp/
More than 18,941strains
Korean Agricultural Culture

Collection (KACC)
National Institute of Agricultural Science and

Technology,
>4,410 strains
http://www.brc.re.kr/English/ekctc.aspx
MAFF Genebank, National
Institute of Agrobiological
Science
Ibaraki, Japan
http://www.gene.affrc.go.jp/about-micro_en.php
>25,493 strains
National Collection of
Agricultural and Industrial
Microorganisms
Szent Istvan University Budapest, Hungary
>2,990strains
National Collection of Fungi:

Culture Collection
ARC-Plant Protection Research Institute, Pretoria,

South Africa
http://www.arc.agric.za/home.asp?pid=929
National Collection of
Pathogenic Fungi
PHLS Mycological Reference Laboratory, London, UK

http://www.ukncc.co.uk/html/members/Ncpf/Ncp
f_info.htm
>1,380strains
National Institute of
Technology and Energy
Biological Resource Centre
(NBRC)
Tsukuba, Japan
http://www.nbrc.nite.go.jp/e/index.html
10 000
The Belgian Coordinated

Collection Collections of
Microorganisms (BCCMTM)
BCCMTM/MUCL- Agro/Industrial Fungi & Yeast

Collection Mycotheque de l Universite Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium
http://bccm.belspo.be/index.php

of filamentous and yeastlike fungi
United State Department of

Agriculture (USDA) ARS
Culture Collection (NRRL)
Peoria, Illinois, USA

http://www.ars-grin.gov/
>95,000 strains
University of Alberta
Microfungus Collection and
Herbarium
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

http://www.devonian2.ualberta.ca/uamh/
Yeast Genetic Stock Centre
At ATCC
>7,000 Saccharomyces
stocks
Pasteur Culture Collection of

Cyanobacteria
Peris
http://www.pasteur.fr/researche/banques/pec/
750 strains
Centre for Conservation &

Utilization of Blue Green
Algae(CCUBGA)
IARI, New Delhi
550 Strains
http://web.uni-corvinus.hu:8089/NCAIM/index.jsp
*Source WFCC-MIRCEN World Data Centre for Microorganisms and links to other sites http://wdcm.nig.ac.jp/hpcc.html
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Methods of short and long term storage of microbial cultures

Sudheer Kumar and Dilip K. Arora
Microbial communities have a significant role in

existence of life on the earth and contribute the maximum
biodiversity. The impact of the microbial world on plants is
evident worldwide, as nitrogen fixation by rhizobia and
other bacteria for promotion of plant growth. What is less
appreciated, and less well understood, is the pervasive
influence that other microbes have on plant health and
growth; they enhance stress tolerance, provide disease
resistance, aid nutrient availability and uptake and promote
biodiversity. Similarly also causes diseases and result in
economic losses. The plant microbe interactions have
produced a large amount of knowledge and given insights
into the mechanisms of these interactions, their application
in biotechnology and agriculture has yet to be exploited.
However, biological diversity has been reduced
significantly by varied human activities (e.g. air and water
pollution, clearing of tropical moist forests for agricultural
purposes, global climate change, etc.). If a strain is lost, the
recovery of that strain, or even of the same species, from the
natural environment can be difficult and for practical
purposes impossible, unless it is a common organism and
has a specific host or environment. But then, even if the same
species is re-isolated, the properties of the strain may be
different due to considerable intraspecific variation that
exists. It is, therefore, imperative that isolates are adequately
preserved to maintain their integrity for future use in
screening, genetic improvement and production of
desirable end products.
Long-term preservation of microbial strains is essential
for their in-depth study and for future exploitation.
However, both the viability and the stability of living cells
should be ensured during the preservation period.
Maintenance of the fungi in certain culture media requires
lot of care, because they are quickly consumed and require
frequent subculturing, demanding time and allowing
contamination and decrease in virulence. Due to these
difficulties, fungal strains are preserved for short term on
sand, silica gel, dried host tissues and distilled water.
Lyophilization and conservation in liquid nitrogen are for
long term conservation.
Preservation methods for filamentous fungi vary
depending on species of concern,
type and degree of
sporulation and resources available. Some low-cost
methods of preservation, such as storage in distilled water
and the silica gel, are good, but for short term. Sporeforming strains (with the exception of zoosporic fungi) can
usually be freeze-dried successfully. Similar success with
nonsporulating strains is far less likely. Both types can be

frozen and stored for long periods in liquid nitrogen or
liquid nitrogen vapor.
Conservation Methods:
There are different methods of preservation of microbial
cultures ex-situ as per the type of organism, availability of
resources, size of collection and need. The primary methods
of culture preservation are as continuous growth, drying
and freezing.
In continuous growth methods, cultures are grown on

agar medium and typically used for short storage.
Drying is the most useful method of preservation for

culture that produces spores or other resting
structures. Silica gel, Glass beads and Soil are substrata
commonly used in drying.
Freezing methods include, cryopreservation and low

temperature storage, are versatile and widely
applicable.
Freeze-drying or lyophilization, the microbial cultures

are frozen and then subsequently dried under vacuum.
This method is highly successful for fungi that produce
spores.
Commonly used methods are cryopreservation and
lyophilization for long term preservation and storage in
mineral oil, water, silica gel, glycerol and slants for short
term and needs revival continuously. Other tham these,
there are different methods which are specific for particular
genus and group of organisms.
Storage in Silica gel
Storage in the silica gel is a good option for short term
storage of sporulating fungi where lyophilization or liquid
nitrogen storage is not possible.
Protocol
Fill silica gel granules (6 22 mesh) in vials upto half,

put on caps loosely, and sterilize by heating at 180oC in
oven for at least 90 minutes.
Prepare a 10% solution of skim milk and autoclave it.
Grow fungal culture on suitable medium till

sporulation.
Add 2 or 3 ml of sterile skim milk to the culture. Gently

scrape the surface with a sterile loop to loosen the
spores.
Add 0.5 ml of the milk-spore (0.5 m1/4 g) suspension to

a vial of chilled, sterilized silica. Add the suspension
slowly and evenly. Shake the vial during and after the
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process of adding the suspension.
Tighten the cap on the vial, seal with parafilm and label
the vial.
Vials can be stored at 4oC for short term or at -80oC for

longer period.
Revival
To revive cultures, sprinkle a few silica grains on

suitable media and incubate at optimum temperature.
The cultures may take a bit longer than normal to start

growing.
Cautions:
Do not autoclave the Silica, it will become wet.
Do not use old plates for preservation more than 2

weeks.
Use the small circular paper for labeling the tubes.

Storage in Water
Another inexpensive and low-maintenance method for

storing fungal cultures is in distilled water.
Apparently, the water suppresses morphological
changes in most fungi. The method has been used
successfully to preserve oomycetes, basidiomycetes,
ectomycorrhizal fungi, ascomycetes, hyphomycetes
and plant pathogenic fungi.
Protocol
Fill liquid scintillation vials 1/3 full with ultrapure

water and autoclave it.
Grow fungal culture on suitable medium for 1-2 weeks

(do not use older plates).
Use a sterile cork borer to cut small pieces of agar (1cm)

containing mycelium.
Put these agar pieces into the chilled vials of water.
Label and store vials at 4oC.

Revival
To revive, place agar pieces on an appropriate agar

medium.
Mineral Oil Storage
Mineral oil is generally used to preserve filamentous

fungi and yeast but can be applied successfully to bacteria.
A wide range of fungi survives by this method,
saprolegniaceae, water molds, species of Aspergillus,
Penicillium, Phytophthora and Pythium. However, the fungi
are sensitive to other techniques can be stored successfully
in oils. It involves the covering of cultures with mineral oil to
prevent the dehydration and slowdown the metabolic
activity and growth through reduced oxygen tension.
Pure and sporulating cultures on agar slants (30o to the
horizontal in 30 ml universal bottles) are covered by 10mm
sterile (achieved by autoclaving twice at 121oC for 15
minutes) minerals oil (liquid paraffin or medicinal paraffin
specific gravity 0.83 to 0.89). If oil overlay is more than 10
mm the fungi may not receive sufficient oxygen and may
die. While, if the depth is less, exposed mycelium or agar on
the sides of the container may allow moisture to evaporate
and the cultures become dry out. Screw cap tubes are stored
in a temperature controlled (15 to 18oC) room.
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Protocol
Preparation of mineral oil stock should be carried out

in appropriate microbiological safety cabinet using
aseptic techniques and good laboratory practice at all
time.
Prepare medium slants in 30 ml screw cap tubes

(slanting at 30 degree).
Transfer the pure culture of fungi and incubate at

optimum temperature.
Observe for pure growth and sporulation.
Pour sterile mineral oil (Liquid paraffin or medicinal

paraffin specific gravity 0.83 to 0.89, Autoclave twice at
121oC for 15 minutes)
.
Label the tubes.
Store at 18 20 oC.
Recovery
Remove a portion of the working stock culture using a

sterile needle or loop.
Drain as much oil as possible from the inoculum.
Inoculate on fresh growth medium (it is often best to

inoculate a slope so that the adhering oil can drain and
the organism can grow up the slope away from the oil
at point of inoculation).
The fungal mycelium may easily recover from the edge

of the colony on the first agar plate and transfer to fresh
media.
Cautions
Incubate at optimum temperature until suitable

growth and sporulation.
The maximum height of oil overlay should not be

exceeding more than 10 mm.
Store at 18 200C
More than one subculture may require after retrieval as

the growth rate may be reduced because of oil.
Inoculate at least two screw cap tubes for each strain to

be maintained and label one culture as reverse stock,
the other as working stock.
The reserve stock culture is used only when represervation becomes necessary when all the inoculum
has been removed, when it is contaminated or when
the shelf life expiry date set for the organism has been
reached.
Cryopreservation:
Lowering the temperature of biological materials

reduces the rate of metabolism. Below -70oC very little
metabolic activity takes place. However,
recrystallization of ice can occur at temperature above 139oC and this can cause damage during storage.
Consequently, the storage of microorganism at ultralow temperature (below -139oC) in or above liquid
nitrogen is the best method. All the fungi can be
cryopreserved but this method has special significance
for those that do not sporulate in culture and fungi that
have large and delicate spores that will not survive in
freeze drying. It is also equally good for long term
storage of bacteria.
Freezing and thawing can damage the living cells. To

minimize the damage, chemical protectants, known as
cryoprotectants, are used in most of the protocols.
Cryoprotectants are of two types:
(
i)Penetrating agents such as glycerol, polyethylene
glycol and dimethyl sulpfoxide (DMSO), which readily
pass through the cell membrane and protect
intracellularly and extracellularly.
(
ii)
Non penetrating agents such as sucrose, glucose,
mannitol, sorbitol, dextran, polyvinyl-pyrrolidone,
hydroxyethyl starch,
etc., which exert their protection
effect external to membrane.
Gycerol and DMSO have been proved to be most

effective for fungi. During freezing the bulk of the free
water crystallizes, leaving a saturated solution of high
osmotic value surrounding the still unfrozen cells,
which dehydrate and shrink to obtain an osmotic
equilibrium. The exposure of the cells to this solution
should result in dehydration to such an extent that the
freezing temperature is depressed sufficiently. The
optimal cooling rate depends on the size of the cell, the
thickness of the cell-wall and the cryoprotectant.
Material is revived by warming it as fast as possible.

Generally the cryovials are thawed in a waterbath
(revival 5 min. at 30C). However, some species or
groups may not survive 30C. For example, Oomycota
are thawed at 25 C.
Protocol
The protocols varying with equipment, special needs

preference of materials or the type of organism. A
simple method is described here, which is applicable to
a large variety of microorganism such as bacteria,
fungi, mould and yeast. Fungi are stored in sealed
polypropylene cryovials. All manipulations are carried
out in a recirculating laminar airflow cabinet to avoid
contamination of the organisms and contact with the
technicians handling them.
The fungi or bacteria are grown on the suitable culture

media in 9 cm petridish. After incubation the identity is
checked by the specialist and notes are reported in a
logbook.
When the identity is correct and the culture is actively

growing, 5-8 plugs of 3 - 4 mm diam. are punched out
from the agar culture with a cork borer with pin
(Stalpers et al., 1987) and transferred into the vials. 0.5
ml sterilized 10% glycerol is added to the vials with a
sterile syringe and close them. Labels with accession
number.
The vials are placed in programmable freezer and

allowed to equilibrate at 4oC for about 10 minutes, then
cooled for 4oC to 40oC at the rate 1C per minute and
from -40C to -90C at 10oC per minute.
They are stored in the vapor phase above liquid

nitrogen ( -150oC to -180oC) in a cryopreservator
equipped with a auto Level Controller or in a -135C or
-140C freezer provided with a LN2 back-up system.
For each strain 12 - 15 vials are prepared; 8 - 10 are

stored in main collection, one is stored separately in the
back up collection, one is opened for a viability check
after 24 hours storage and one for a viability check after
5 years, the last (2) vials are spared in case of leakage
after sealing.
Revival
Organisms are revived immediately after storage and
after 5 years. For revival, vials are thawed in a
waterbath for five min at 30C. (Some species or groups
may not survive 30C; for example, Oomycota are
thawed at 25C). The vials are rinsed in ethanol 70%,
opened gently and placed on the suitable agar
medium. Growth and identity of the 5 to 8 plugs per
dish is checked by the specialists and these data are
recorded in a logbook and in the stock control system,
including eventual remarks. Changes in morphology
are also noted in the database.
Cautions:
General safety precautions for handling liquid

nitrogen have to be followed. Protective clothing (coat,
gloves, glasses) should be used while handling
cryogenic equipment.
The vials have to be closed to prevent infection (liquid

nitrogen or nitrogen vapour is not sterile).
When stored in liquid nitrogen, the material should be

unbreakable to prevent splintering in case of leakage
and penetration of liquid nitrogen in the cryovial.
When taking vials out of the cryostat, precautions have

to be taken that the material warms as little as possible.
This may either imply not to remove the container
completely or to place it in a cooled (about -70 C)
chamber.
When the material is stored in the vapour phase, an

automatic level controller is required as the vivostat
contains relatively little liquid nitrogen. An alarm
system to detect the lowest permittable level is always
necessary.
Freezers should be provided with an alarm system and

a back-up system. This may either be a connection with
a liquid nitrogen container or a generator.
When liquid nitrogen is used, the storage room should

be provided with an oxygen detector.
Freeze Drying (Lyophilization)
Lyophilisation is a highly successful method for
preserving bacteria, yeast and spores of the filamentous
fungi. During the freeze-drying process water is removed
directly from frozen material by sublimation under
vacuum. If carried out correctly, freeze drying process will
prevent shrinkage, structural change and retain viability for
longer period. There are a vast array of freeze-drying
equipment available, ranging from laboratory bench
models to pilot scale and huge industrial installations.
Freeze-drying should be optimized for different organisms
and cell types. The recommended final moisture content
following drying is between 1 and 2%. The sample
temperature must not rise above the melting point until
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most of the water has been removed. To ensure that a high

quality product is produced and maintained, the equipment
used must be reliable and conditions reproducible from
batch to batch.
Lyoinjury can occur during the cooling and drying
stages. The phase changes encountered during the drying
process can cause the liquid crystalline structure, which
disrupts the fluid-mosaic structure of the membrane. This
causes leakage of the membrane, which may culminate in
cell damage. Skimmed milk is a suitable protectant for fungi
and is sometime used in combination with inositol.
Saccharides such as trehalose also protect membranes by
attaching to the phospholipids, replacing water and
lowering the transition temperature.
The sealing of ampoules or vials is most, as these may
leak over long term storage and allow deterioration of the
freeze-dried organisms. It should be properly sealed and
checked for vacuum. There are many advantages of freezedrying over other methods including the total sealing of the
specimen and protection from infection and infestation.
Cultures generally have good viability/ stability and can be
stored for many years. Ampoules take little space and can be
easily stored. However, there are disadvantages as some
isolates fail to survive the process and other has reduced
viability and genetic change may occur (Smith and Grant,
1976; Ryan, 1999). Ampoules of freeze-dried organisms
must be stored out of direct sunlight and chilled storage will
reduced the rate of deterioration and will extend self life.
However, the process of lyophilization is relatively
complex, time consuming and may be expensive.
Protocol
Grow the fungal or bacterial cultures on suitable

medium that supports good growth and sporulation
(in case of fungi) till it reaches the resting phase.
Prepare a lyoprotectant suspension of 10% Skimmed

milk (w/v) + 5% inositol (w/v) in double distilled
water and sterilize by autoclaving.
Add 1.5 to 2.o ml sterile lyoprotectant suspension to

sporulating culture on pertiplate.
Spores or bacterial cells are suspended in the

lyoprotectant by gentle scraping of agar surface with a
scraper or Pasture pipette.
Dispense approximately 200 l cell suspension to each

pre-sterilized glass tube.
Tubes are then plugged loosely with cotton and open

end of the tube is lubricated with castor oil and then
tubes are places on vacuum manifold.
The manifolds with tubes are immersed in dry ice or

ethylene glycol or water bath that is maintained at 40oC, while the content of each tube freezes.
Vacuum is applied to the system for about 30 minutes,

after that manifolds raised to remove the tubes from
solvent bath.
Drying for the lyophilization will remain continues at

room temperature until the pressure in the lyophilizer
reaches about 30 milliTorrs or moisture reduces upto 2
per cent.
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The tubes are sealed under vacuum by a double flame

cross torch.
Test the tubes for proper sealing and vacuum.
Store lyophilized ampoules at 4oC.
The purity and viability of the preparation should be

checked after 1 to 2 weeks.
Lyophilization or freeze drying is not appropriate for
all fungi; in fact the technique is used primarily for the
species that produce numerous small propogules or spores.
The fungi does not produce spore in culture or produces
large spores that tend to collapse during the lyophilization
process and the structural damage caused is not reversible
on hydration.
Mushrooms viz. Agaricus bisporus, A. bisporus, A.
bitorquis, Pleurotus sajor-caju, Pleurotus ostreatus, P. sapidus, P.
flabellatus, Auricularia polytricha, Lentinula edodes, Morchella
esculenta, Volvariella volvacea, etc. are invariably stored as
mycelial cultures because spores of heterothallic and
secondary homothallic species are produced through a
sexual process and have genetic differences, which may not
eventually result in fruiting. In the absence of hardy
structures like double walled spores or sclerotia, microbial
cultures become susceptible to sudden change in
temperature and pressure. Earlier reports on freeze-drying
of fungal hyphae used aqueous solution of culture
suspension in trehalose, skimmed milk, bovine serum
albumin, sucrose, glycerol, etc. Each mushroom mycelial
culture was multiplied on pearl millet (Pennisetum typhoides)
grains. The pearl millet grains were thoroughly washed
with sufficient water to remove debris, straw particles,
undesirable seeds of grasses, etc. Washed grains were
soaked in sufficient water for 30 min and then boiled for 20
min. Excess water was drained by sieving through a muslin
cloth and dried in shade for 4 h to allow evaporation of any
excess water. The boiled grains were mixed with 2%
gypsum (calcium sulphate, CaSO4) and 0.5% calcium
carbonate (CaCO3) to maintain pH around 7.0. After
autoclaving, inoculate test tubes by transferring aseptically
growing mycelium from freshly subcultured stocks
maintained on WEA. All inoculated test tubes were then
incubated at 25C for 2 weeks, except V. volvacea which was
incubated at 32C for 10 days. Mycelial cultures multiplied
on pearl millet grain were subjected to lyophilization.
Opening Ampoules or Vials
Re-hydration should be carried out slowly giving time
for absorption of water before plating on a suitable medium.
Ampoules
1. Opening ampoules by scoring the tube midway down
the length of the cotton wool plug and cracking the
ampoules by touching it on the score with a tip of a hot
glass rod.
2. Re-hydrate the dried suspension by adding 3-4 drops
of sterile distilled water from a Pasteur pipette and
allowing 30 minutes for absorption of the water. Take
care not to create aerosols during the re-hydration
process.
3. Streak the contents of the ampoule into a suitable agar
medium ensuring that all the spores adhering to the

ampoule walls are removed and incubate at an
appropriate growth temperature.
Vials
The glass vial is fitted with butyl rubber bung help
in
place by a soft metal cap.
1. Remove the metal cap carefully.
2. In a microbiological Class 1 or Class 2 safety cabinet
loosen the bung to allow a slow influx of air.
3. Remove the bung and add 1 ml of sterile distilled
water, replace the bung or plug with sterile cotton plug.
Allow 30 minutes for absorption of water.
4. Streak the contents of the vial onto a suitable agar
medium ensuring that all the spores adhering to the
vial walls are removed and incubate at an appropriate
growth temperature.
Further Readings:
Aparat Mahakhant, Watcharee Kunyalung and Usa

Klinhom 2008. Development of Long-term
Preservation Techniques for Ex Situ Conservation of
Microalgal Strains at MIRCEN, TISTR. GMSARN
International Conference on Sustainable Development:

Issues and Prospects for the GMS. pp. 1-6.
Claudia Hartung de Capriles, Sofia Mata

and
Marianne Middelveen 1989. Preservation of fungi in
water (Castellani): 20 years. Mycopathologia. 106: 73-79
David Smith 1993. Long-term preservation of test

strains (fungus). International Biodeterioration &
Biodegradation. 31: 227-230
Karen K. Nakasone, Stephen W. Peterson, and ShungChang Jong 2004. Preservation and distribution of
fungal cultures. In Biodiversity of fungi: Inventory
and monitoring methods (eds. Gregory M. Mueller,
Gerald F. Bills and Mercedes S. Foster). Elsevier
Academic Press USA. Pp 37-47.
Singh, S. K., R. C. Upadhyay, M. C. Yadav and Mugdha

Tiwari 2004. Development of a novel lyophilization
protocol for preservation of mushroom mycelial
cultures. Current Science. 87: 568-570
Suki C. Croan 2000. Lyophilization of hypha-forming

tropical wood-inhabiting Basidiomycotina. Mycologia.
92: 810-817.
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IPR Guidelines for Microbes

Mahesh Yandigeri, Lalan Sharma, Sanjay Goswami and Dilip K. Arora
Organisms originating from different habitats all over

the world are deposited in collections. On deposit the issue
of ownership of intellectual property associated with them
must be addressed. The Convention on Biological Diversity
(CBD) bestows sovereign rights over genetic resources to
the country of origin, but intellectual property rights
covering their use in processes is another matter. India as a
member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is obliged
to comply with the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of
Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement), which
since 1 January 1995 requires that member countries
provide for intellectual property rights (IPR) in one form or
the other in all fields of technology, including agriculture.
ICAR recognizes that research in frontier sciences, such as
agro-biotechnology will require intellectual property (IP)
protection through patents and other forms of IPR. This
document comprises the IPR policy framework of the
Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and the
guidelines for IP management in the field of microbial
biotechnology. The management approach as described in
the guidelines will conform to the national IPR laws and
policies in force in the country. It will be in line with the legal
framework required as per the TRIPS Agreement and
Convention on Biological Diversity.
World biodiversity scenario
Biodiversity is the basic of our sustainability. Biological
Diversity Act, 2002 of India has defined various terms.
Biological Diversity means the variability among living
organisms from all sources and the ecological complexes of
which they are part and includes diversity within species or
between species and of eco-systems. As Biological
resources means plants, animals and microorganisms or
parts thereof, their genetic material and byproducts with
actual or potential use or value but does not include human
genetic material. According to the data of the World Data
Centre for Microorganisms (WDCM) describes over 591
culture collection centers in 68 countries and the number of
all the holdings is recorded to be 1748439. South East Asian
countries are rich in microbial diversity but the exploitation
of microorganisms in such areas has not been completed.
There are more than 34 IDAs around the world and over 20
in Europe which accept patent deposits of human, animal
and plant cells, algae, bacteria, cyanobacteria, fungi,
nematodes, non-pathogenic protozoa, plant seeds,
plasmids, viruses (plant and animal) and yeasts. As in the
world biodiversity scenerio British Government in 1973
proposed that the World Intellectual Property Organization
(WIPO), Geneva, Switzerland as an International
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Depository Authority (IDA) on 4 October 2002, should take

the initiative to study the feasibility of a single deposit
fulfilling the need of depositing culture in other countries
where patent applications are filed. A formal body was put
up by the recommendations of an expert committee in a
conference held in Budapest, Hungary during April, 1977
and a treaty was adopted called the 'Budapest Treaty on the
international recognition of the deposit of microorganisms
for the purpose of patent procedure'. The treaty came into
effect in 1980. In the International Convention on
biodiversity (CBD) signed at Rio in 1992, nations agreed to
recognize the sovereign rights of nations with respect to
their genetic resources. The transfers of genetic resources
will be made under material transfer agreements designed
to protect source nations' interests in any resulting profits. If
a country wants biological resources from another country,
it can get them only with 'prior informed consent'. Likewise
others, only with the consent and involvement of the
concerned community and after entering into a benefitsharing arrangement, can use community knowledge.
Indian biodiversity scenario
India is classified among the 12 mega-diversity centers
of the world. India has a rich and varied heritage of
biodiversity. It has 850 species of bacteria, 6500 species of
algae, 14500 species of fungi, 2000 species of lichen, 2850
species of bryophytes, 1100 species of pteridophytes, 64
species of gymnosperms and 17500 species of angiosperms.
In India, Microbial Type Culture Collection and Gene Bank
(MTCC), a national facility established in 1986, is funded
jointly by the Department of Biotechnology and the Council
of Scientific and Industrial Research, Government of India.
MTCC was recognized by WIPO, thus becoming the first
IDA in India, seventh in Asia and thirty-fourth in the world.
The advent of new biotechnologies and the capacity to
identify and incorporate microbes into commercial
products has forced the pace of change in agriculture and
industry. The successful development of biological
diversity will depend upon creative relationship that can be
nurtured between two opposite poles formal innovative
and community systems. For this to work, policymakers
must implement technology transfer with a strong
inclination towards active participatory approaches to
research and extension. Ultimately, the reason to conserve
our genetic diversity and to encourage innovation out of
these biogenetic resources is to improve the quality of
human life. The National Bio-diversity Bill, 2002, seeks to
safeguard the country's biological resources from being
destroyed and stolen, and empower the tribal, farmers and
the like who protect our genetic wealth. If a country wants

biological resources from another country, it can get them
only with 'prior informed consent'. Likewise, others only
with the consent and involvement of the concerned
community and after entering into a benefit-sharing
arrangement can use community knowledge. The
legislation prohibits transfer of Indian genetic material
outside the country without the specific approval of the
government. It provides for establishment of Bio-diversity
Heritage Sites and funds at national, state and local levels to
support conservation and benefit sharing. A National Biodiversity Authority (NBA) shall be set up which will
scrutinize proposals for transfer of genetic resources and
guide the Center on conservation, sustainable use and
benefit sharing. The 30 nation trading block of which India is
a leading country, has evolve a strategy in which an
applicant for the patent relating to biological materials or
traditional knowledge would have to provide certain
information as a precondition to acquiring patents rights.
Thus various governments would turn down patent
applications if knowledge about the 'innovation' is already
in public domain and shall be treated as 'prior art'. India is
pursuing similar deals of international disclosure of
biological origin with 11 international patent search
agencies. The task of registration and conservation of plants
and animal genetic diversity has been entrusted to National
Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources (NBPGR), New Delhi
and National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources
(NBAGR), Karnal, respectively. Recently, National Bureau
Of Agriculturally Important Microorganism is established,
2001 in old NBPGR building, New Delhi to conserve
agriculturally important microbes. Microbial requirements
for deposition in culture bank as mentioned above.
Conservation of beneficial microbes is important and
various deposition country are1. Biodiversity Documentation Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru
Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Jakkur,
Bangalore
Technology
Meristem and bud culture
Zygotic/ embryo culture
Anther & microspore culture
Cell & Tissue culture
Chromosome engineering
Protoplast culture
Genetic engineering
Molecular Marker (RFLP &
RAPD)
Monoclonal antibodies
Modified microbes
2.
3.
Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad

College of Agriculture, Maharana Pratap Agricultural
University, Udaipur
4. Defence Material and Stores Research and
Development Establishment Culture Collection,
Defence Research and Development Organization,
New Delhi
5. Delhi University Mycological Herbarium, New Delhi
6. Department of Microbiology, Bose Institute, Kolkata
7. Division of Standardization, Indian Veterinary
Research Institute, Izatnagar, Bareilley, UP
8. Fungal Culture Collection, University of Delhi, New
Delhi
9. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
10. Indian Type Culture Collection, Division of Mycology
and Plant Pathology, Indian Agricultural Research
Institute, New Delhi
11. MACS Collection of Microorganisms, Pune
12. Marathwada Agricultural University (Collection of
insect pathogens), Parbhani
13. Microbial Type Culture Collection and Gene Bank
(MTCC) ,Institute of Microbial Technology,
Chandigarh
14. National Bureau of Agriculturally Important
Microorganisms (NBAIM), Kusmaur, Mau Nath
Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh
15. National Collection of Dairy Cultures, National Dairy
Research Institute, Karnal
16. National Collection of Industrial Microorganisms
National Chemical Laboratory, Pune
18. Food and Fermentation Technology Division,
University of Mumbai, , Mumbai
The process of producing a known product using
conventional method by isolating or synthesizing gene and
transforming the cell (genetic manipulation), may possess
Applications
Micro-propagation, genetic conservation and
exchange of materials.
Wide hybridization
Haploid production
In vitro selection, somaclonal variation, somatic
embryogenesis, plant propagules & artificial seeds;
specialty chemicals
2n gametes for interspecific crosses
Protoplast fusion
Gene transfer, Molecular farming, Transgenic plants &
animals.
Aid to breeding programs, Genetic diversity, Genetic
linkage maps and marker aided selection, Pathogen
variability
Disease diagnostics
Mycoinsecticides, Nematode bacteria complexes,
Bacteria Based insecticides,
Myco-Herbicides, insect -viruses.
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novelty but lacks required degree of inventiveness. But the

claim for patents based on application of these techniques,
are still not dismissed because particular tricks are required
to be applied to make the system (cell) effective. These tricks
provide the missing elements of ingenuity and form the
basis for grant of patents as may be revealed by
investigating the scheme for genetic manipulation using
plasmid vector. Avesthagen Quality Agricultural Services
(AQUAS)- aBangalore based firm with its traceability
testing laboratory for foods in the International Centre for
Research in Semi Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) campus,
Hyderabad has first mover advantage with its cutting edge
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technology. AQUAS has
clinching alliance for lab testing with world traceability
major Genetic ID which has accreditation on all of its
analytical methods through United Kingdom Accreditation
Service (UKAS), recognized throughout Europe and widely
on five continents. AQUAS are now the exclusive license
holder of Genetic ID for Bangladesh and India. AQUAS also
provide services for Total Plant Certification ID, seed purity
testing, genetic purity through DNA finger printing. The
biotechnological innovations have their multifarious
applications.
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

Creations of the human brain are called intellect
and if they have commercial value they can be
classified as property. Intellectual Property thus
refers to inventions, industrial designs for article,
literary and artistic work, symbols, etc. used in
commerce. The word patent has been derived from
the Latin word 'patent-em' meaning open. The widest
possible dissemination of new knowledge makes the
greatest economic efficiency. But if everybody is free
to access new knowledge, the inventors have little
incentive to commit resources to produce it.
Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) temporarily
transform knowledge from a public good into a
private good so that owners of intellectual property
can recoup their expenditure in creating new
knowledge. So the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR),
as the term suggests are meant to be rights to ideas
and information which are used in new inventions or
processes. The effect of IPR is therefore monopoly
over commercial exploitation of the idea/
information, for a limited period of time. The stated
purpose of IPRs is to stimulate innovation, by offering
higher monetary returns than the market otherwise
might provide. Microorganisms patenting was earlier
considered to be a product patent, the period of
protection was five years from the date of grant or,
seven years from the date of filing of application for
patent. Now grant of patents for microbiological
inventions is for a period of 20 years from the date of
filing. The most vital distinction between the legal
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practices of India and developed countries is that

India (or developing countries) does not allow
patenting of microorganisms that already exist in
nature as the same is considered to be a discovery
according to the provisions of the section 3(d). But,
genetically modified versions of the same
microorganisms that result in enhancement of its
known efficacies are patentable. The grant of patent in
respect to microorganisms depends upon the
regulations concerning the requirements for the
deposition of microorganisms under the Budapest
Treaty of which India has become a member, and
accessibility of that microorganism from the
depositories. According to the provision (ii) to section
10(d) the microorganism if not being described fully
and particularly and is not available to public, the said
microorganism is to be deposited before the
International Depositary Authority under the
Budapest Treaty, 2002. Amendment of the Indian
Patent Act added explanation to chemical process,
which states chemical processes include
biochemical, biotechnological and microbiological
process. In 1967, the World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO) stipulated that Intellectual
Property should include the following:
1. Literary, artistic and scientific works
2. Performance of performing artists, phonograms
and broadcasts
3. Inventions in all kind of human endeavour
4. Scientific discoveries (no property rights to
scientific discoveries.)
5. Industrial designs
6. Trademark, service marks and commercial
names and designations
7. Protection against unfair competition and all
others rights resulting from intellectual activity
in the industrial, scientific, literary or artistic
fields.
The grant of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)
encourages innovation and inventive activity which
promotes technical, industrial and economic
development.
Besides, in corporate sector,
Intellectual Capital (IC) is the prime creator of
economic value and accounts for 75% of market value
of top global corporate. Intellectual Capital consists of
intangible factors like human capital (management
and employee), internal structured capital
(intellectual properties and processes) and relational
structural capital (brand, network and customers),
that are never captured in the balance sheet. Hence,
companies find an IC rating useful during an M&A,
an IPO, an organizational development exercise or

simply a bench mark.
Historical background: Patent to microbiological
inventions
1. In 1873, LOUIS PASTEUR was granted patent by
US (US 141072) for claim on yeast free from
organisms or germs of disease as an article of
manufacture and recognizing microorganisms as
handy work of nature. However, industrial
processes using microorganisms such as in
fermentation, antibiotics, waste matter
degradation,
etc. can be patented. Also
patentable are the processes for producing new
microorganisms through genetic engineering
and the products that result out of this process,
such as microorganisms including plasmids and
viruses, if they are non-living.
2. In 1971, Anand Chakrabarty was granted patent
on modified bacteria that digests hydrocarbon.
The patent was claimed on bacteria itself, its
method of production and introduced vector.
The bacteria eat away oil spills. Under TRIPS
Article 27, sub-section 2, patents are granted on
the utility function of the gene i.e. the sequence or
expressed sequence tag (EST) can be patented if is
useful. The US patent office has now included a
new section in its Manual of Patent examining
procedures, where by microorganisms qualify
for patenting if it is shown that the hand of man
has been involved in their procurement.
Microbiologists have accepted scheme of
classification such as Bergey's Manual for
protection of microorganisms.
3. In 1949, Patent and Trademark Organization
(PTO) of USD recommended deposit of
microorganism with a culture collection, which is
given an accession number of the deposit of a
culture. World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO) in 1973 worked on
procedure of deposition which leads to signing of
the Budapest Treaty on the International
Recognition of the deposit of Microorganisms for
the purpose of Patent Procedure. Amendment of
2005 in Indian patent act also recognized
Budapest Treaty and procedure of culture
deposition for the purpose of Patent on
microorganisms.
4. In 1977, the recognized depositaries have been,
ATCC and NRRL of USA, FRI of Japan, CBS of
Netherlands, DSM of Germany and NCYC and
NCIB of U.K. Since the public to which any
patent is addressed is primarily the public in the
territory covered by the patent, it is reasonable

for every patent examining body to require an
internationally approved deposit in its own
territory.
How to patent/ where to apply
The world of IPR and commercialization of
scientific success is largely one-sided and Westerndominated at present. A large number of patents
which are filed do not even have a chance of attracting
a potential license; they are like the many papers in
the literature, which lie buried, unread by anyone.
Why then is good public money spent on protecting
worthless 'intellectual property'. Presumably, this is
done because there do not exist internal mechanisms
in many laboratories for technical and commercial
evaluation. The steps involved in patenting as
mentioned above are1. Establish essentiality of protection through
Patents
2. Decision to file a Patent
3. Drafting of original Patent Application
4. Basic elements of Patent application:
(i) Title of the invention
(ii) Abstract containing a concise summary of
disclosure in the description
(iii) Description
(iv) Claims
(v) Any drawings etc.
(vi) Technical field to which the invention
belongs
5. Seeking assistance of the legal experts
6. Filing the Patent Application with the Patent
Office
7. Examination of the Patent Application in the
patent office
8. Grant of Patent\Publication of Patent documents
The cost of filling a patent application is Rs. 300/-.
The booklet entitled General Information for
Applications for Patents in India is available free of
cost from Patent office.
The head office of the patent office is at Kolkata
and branch offices are in Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai.
The territorial jurisdiction of the head office and
branch offices is indicated below:
1. Mumbai Maharastra, Gujarat, M.P., Goa,
Daman and Diu, Dadar and Nagar Haveli;
Patent Office Branch: Todi Estates, 3rd floor, Sun
Mill Compound, Lower Parel (West) Mumbai 400 013
2. Chennai Kerala, A.P., Tamil Nadu, Karnataka,
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Forms required filing complete specifications- Form1, Form2, Form3 and Form5
Forms required filing provisional specification- Form1, Form2, Form3
Amount of fees (in rupees)
For other than natural person(s)
either alone or jointly
with natural person(s)
Fee-On what payable
For natural person(s)
On application for a patent under

sections 7, 54 or 135 and rule 20(1)
accompanied by provisional/
complete specification
a) For each sheet of specification in
addition to 30;
b) For each claim in addition to 10.
1000
Multiple of 1000 in case of every
multiple priority.
4,000
Multiple of 4,000 in case of every
multiple priority
i. 100
i. 400
ii. 200
ii. 800
UTs of Pondicherry, Laccadive, Minicoy and

Aminidevi Islands. The Patent Office Branch: 61,
Wallajah Road, Madras 600 002
3. Delhi Punjab, Haryana, H.P., J&K, Rajasthan,
U.P., Delhi, Chandigarh.
Patent Office Branch: (i) United 401- 405, 3rd.
Floor, Municipal Market Building Saraswati Marg,
Karol Bagh, New Delhi 110005
(ii) IPMD Unit (CSIR), 14, Satsang Vihar Marg,
New Delhi 110067
(iii) NRDC, 20-22, Zamrudpur Community
Centre, Kailash Colony Extention, New Delhi
4. Kolkata Rest of India. The Patent Office
Branch: 2nd, MS Office Building, 5th & 7th Floor,
Nizam Place, 234/ 4, AJ Bose Road, Calcutta -700020.
Guidelines related to IPR and Technology Transfer
As Ministry of Science and Technology has
issued the guidelines Instructions for Technology
Transfer and Intellectual Property Rights, which
would help in enhancing the motivation of scientists,
research institutions and universities in projects
funded by the Department of Science and
Technology, Department of Biotechnology,
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research and
Department of Ocean Development. The salient
features of the guidelines are :
1. Ownership of Intellectual Property: Institutions
shall be encouraged to seek protection of
intellectual property rights in respect of the
results of R&D. They may retain the ownership of
such IPR. 'Institutions' would mean any
technical, scientific or academic establishment
where research is carried out through funding by
the central/state government.
2. Transfer of Technology: The institutions shall
take the necessary steps to commercially exploit
patents on exclusive or non-exclusive basis.
3. Royalty to Inventors: The owner institution is
permitted to retain the benefits and earnings
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4.
5.
6.
7.
generated out of the IPR. The institution may

determine the share of inventor(s) and other
persons from such actual earnings. However,
such share(s) shall be limited to one third of the
actual earnings.
Norms for Private Industry: IPR generated
through joint research by institution(s) and
industrial concern(s) through joint efforts can be
owned jointly by them as may be mutually
agreed to by them through a written agreement.
The institution and industrial concern may
transfer the technology to a third party for
commercialisation on exclusive/non-exclusive
basis. The third party, exclusively licensed to
market the innovation in India, must
manufacture the product in India. The joint
owners may share the benefits and earnings
arising out of commercial exploitation of the IPR.
The institution may determine the share of the
inventor(s) and other persons from such actual
earnings. Such share(s) shall not exceed 1/3rd of
the actual earnings.
Patent Facilitating Fund: The owner
institution(s) shall set apart no less than 25% of
the revenue generated from IPR, to create a
Patent Facilitating Fund. The Fund shall be
utilized by the owner for updating inventions,
filing new patent applications and protecting the
IP rights against infringement and for building
competency in the area of IPR and related issues.
Information: The institutions shall submit
information relating to the details of the patent
obtained, the benefits and earnings arising out of
IPR and the turnover of the products periodically
to the department/ Ministry which had provided
funds.
March In Rights: The Government shall have a
royalty-free license for the use of intellectual
property for the purposes of the Government of
India.
List of important free patent search sites
Indian Patent office-www.ipindia.nic.in,

http://patinfo.nic.in
TIFAC- www.indianpatents.org.in,
http://www.tifac.org.in/do/pfc/pfc.htm,
http://lndia.bigpatents.org/
European patent office database (EPO)

http://ep.espacenet.corn/,
http://eo.espacenet.com/advancedSearch?Ioca
le=en_EP
United state patent office database (USPTO)

http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html,
http://patft.uspto.gov/netahtml/PTO/searchbool.html
Japan patent office database

http://www.ipdl.inpit.go.jp/homepg_e.ipdl
http://www19.ipdl.inpit.go.jp/PA1/cgibin/PA1INIT?1231484088765
World intellectual property organization

(WIPO)
http://www.wipo.int ,
http://www.wipo.int.pctdb/en/
Management of Intellectual Properties
The IP rights acquiring to ICAR related to
microbial biotechnology would be embodied in the
following Indian Acts, as amended from time to time.
1. The Patents Act, 1970 as amended in 1999, 2002,
2004 (Ordinance), 2005 and 2006 along with Rules
2005 (Patents Act)
2. The Biological Diversity Act, 2002 along with
Rules 2004 (Biodiversity Act) specifies
procedures for access to biological/genetic
materials for agricultural research and their IPR
protection.
Registration and Documentation for Microbial
Genetic Resources. Protection and facilitated access to
microbial germplasm is granted under the
Biodiversity Act. The ICAR has a system in place for
microbial germplasm registration and
documentation at its National Bureau of
Agriculturally Important Microorganisms (NBAIM);
however, there is no IPR enabling provision under the
existing Indian laws. To pre-empt any unforeseen
grant of patents on microbes from India, ICAR shall
system of Microbial germplasm registration at
NBAIM to register and document the elite strains
developed in ICAR.
Forms of IP Generated in ICAR related to Microbes
Patents on Microorganisms. ICAR will seek patents
on microorganisms as per the Patents Act. In
particular, it will not seek patent on a microorganism

in the same form in which it is retrieved from its
natural habitat. Research results in any field of
microbial biotechnology, whether processes or
products, which are new, inventive (non-obvious)
and useful (industrially applicable), and are
patentable under the Patent Act, constitute the
patentable IP of ICAR. The following research results
in ICAR, for example, will constitute the patentable IP
related to microbes:
1. Various genetically engineered microorganisms
for an array of specific uses, such as
biodegraders, bio-stimulants, bio-protectants
etc., and the processes related to their
application/use.
2. Various microorganism based formulations,
such as those of bio-control agents, biofertilizers,
specific dairy catalysts, etc., and the processes for
their use.
3. Novel microbial products, bye-products, such as
enzymes, antibiotics, etc. and processes for their
production and use.
4. Microbe based biochemicals, their purification
and testing processes, and various formulations.
5. Diagnostic kits.
6. Selective culture media.
7. Novel genes from microbial systems; research
tools of genetic engineering, such as gene
primers, constructs, gene transfer tools, etc.
8. The biological material such as recombinant
DNA, Plasmids and processes of manufacturing
thereof are patentable provided they are
produced by substantive human intervention.
9. Information systems and software, etc.
10. Patentable part of know-how, for scaling up of
research results or manufacture of commercial
products, etc.
Traditional Knowledge. The Indian Patents Act and
some other IPR Acts require a disclosure of traditional
knowledge used in the invention/innovation.
Accordingly, ICAR shall also disclose the traditional
knowledge related to the innovations made in its set
up in all its patent/ IPR applications to the best of its
knowledge and information. Isolation of indigenous
genes from microbial systems and their application
for specific target traits will have special significance
and prospects. Therefore, ICAR genetic resources
bureau for agriculturally important microorganisms
will make efforts to register, document and index
these knowledge items in public domain. This is to
discourage any patenting of the public domain
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traditional knowledge.
Biological Material Used in the Invention. Specific
attention will be given to the following points:
1. The source or geographical origin of biological
material used in the invention disclosed in the
patent application will be mentioned in the
specification.
2. New biological materials used in the invention
disclosed in the patent application are required to
be deposited in any of the International
Depositary Authorities (IDA) recognized under
the Budapest Treaty on or before filing of the
application, to supplement the description for
sufficiency of disclosure of the invention.
Reference of such a deposit has also to be made in
the patent specification. As of now, there is only
one recognized depository in India under
Budapest Treaty. It is the Institute of Microbial
Technology (IMTECH), Chandigarh, which
receives specimens of certain microbial species
only.
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3.
4.
5.
Deposition date shall be before the filing of

Indian Application.
Reference number of
deposition to be included in the specification
within three months from the date of filing of the
Application.
The reference samples deposited at the Genetic
Resources Bureaus of ICAR will be helpful for
internal reference only. However, in case of any
litigation it is likely that the evidence in the form
of such duly characterized and documented
referral sample can be held valid at the discretion
of a Court of Law. Therefore, all ICAR
institutions must take individual initiative of
depositing a referral sample at the respective
National Bureaus for Microbial Genetic
Resources before filing a patent for any invention
based on biological material.
The issues regarding IP ownership, Publicprivate partnership, benefit sharing and
management of IP generated in the field of
microbial biotechnology shall be governed as per
the ICAR policies.
Microbial biosafety
Modern Biotechnology (recombinant DNA

technology) is recognized as having great potential for the
promotion of human well being, particularly in meeting
critical needs for food, agriculture and healthcare. Biosafety
refers to the need to protect the environment including
human and animal health from the possible adverse effects
of the Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and
products thereof derived from the use of modern
biotechnology. Biosafety also refers to promoting safe
laboratory practices, procedures, proper use of containment
equipment and facilities, risk assessment and risk
management, evaluation of GMOs etc. Biosafety
regulations are to facilitate and regulate use of modern
biotechnology work at different stages to achieve the
objectives of biosafety.
For facilitating and regulating the research work on
GMOs & products thereof at laboratory scale and also in
commercial applications, the Government of India has
notified Rules for the Manufacture/Use/Import/Export
and Storage of Hazardous Microorganisms, Genetically
Engineered Organisms or Cells through the Notification
No. G.S.R.1037(E), dated 5th December, 1989 under the
provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 through
the Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF). These rules
are commonly referred as 'Rules 1989'. The two main
agencies identified for implementation of the Rules 1989 are
the Ministry of Environment & Forests and the Department
of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science and
Technology, Government of India. The Rules 1989 have
also defined Competent Authorities and the composition of
such Authorities for handling of various biosafety aspects.
For implementation of the Rules 1989, DBT has brought
out guidelines from time to time. In 1990, the guidelines
under the title Recombinant DNA Safety Guidelines were
published. These Guidelines provide information to the
researchers on the Rules, implementation of the provisions
of the Rules, approval mechanisms, risk groups, handling of
GMOs, import of GMOs, etc. In 1998, DBT has published
guidelines under the title Revised Guidelines for Research
in Transgenic Plants and Guidelines for Toxicity and
Allergenicity Evaluation of Transgenic Seeds, Plants and
Plant Parts. These Guidelines provide the information on
level of approvals for conducting research in transgenic
plants, category of experiments and testing procedures for
toxicity and allergenicity, etc. DBT in 1999, also brought out
guidelines for Generating pre-clinical and clinical data for
r-DNA based Vaccines, Diagnostics and other biologicals.
From time to time, DBT is devising proformas for
submission of applications to various Competent

Authorities for specific approvals.
Biosafety involves the elimination and reduction of
chances of exposure of individuals and the environment to
potentially hazardous biological agents. Work in
microbiology and biotechnology may be categorized into
four biosafety Levels (BSLs). These levels are also similar to
the ''levels of containment'' used by professional
microbiologists. Risk groups are another way of assessing
certain health and safety related characteristics of
microorganisms. U.S., and many European countries, as
well as the World Health Organization, use risk groups in
addition to biosafety levels. Four BSLs are described which
consist of combinations of laboratory practices and
techniques, safety equipment, and laboratory facilities
(Nurettin Sahin, 2006). Each combination is specifically
appropriate for the operations performed with the
documented or suspected routes of transmission of the
infectious agents, and for the laboratory function or activity.
The recommended biosafety level(s) for the organisms
represent those conditions under which the agent can
ordinarily be safely handled.
BSL1: This represents a basic level of containment that relies
on standard microbiological practices which can be carried
without any specialist training. Yoghurt bacteria
(Lactobacillus spp.), yeast such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae
and Saccharomyces carlsbergensis for the production of bread
or beer and some unicellular algae (Chlorella sp. or Spirulina
sp.), asporogenic Bacillus subtilis or Bacillus licheniformis,
Escherichia coli K12 (cloning strains) are representative of
those microorganisms that are not associated with disease in
healthy adult humans, are of minimal potential hazard to
laboratory personnel, and of minimal potential hazard to
the environment.
BSL2: Work is done with the broad spectrum of indigenous
moderate-risk agents present in the community and
associated with human disease of varying severity.
Representative organisms assigned to BL2 are the
Salmonellae, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and Toxoplasma
spp. With good microbiological techniques, these agents
can be used safely in activities conducted on the open bench,
provided the potential for producing splashes or aerosols is
low. Primary barriers such as splash shields face protection,
gowns, and gloves should be used. Secondary barriers such
as hand washing, waste decontamination and disposal
facilities must be available to reduce potential
environmental contamination.
BSL3: Here, practices, safety equipment, and facilities are
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applicable to clinical, diagnostic, teaching, research, or

production facilities in which work is done with indigenous
or exotic agents with a potential for respiratory
transmission, and which may cause serious and potentially
lethal infection. Mycobacterium tuberculosis, St. Louis
encephalitis virus, and Coxiella burnetii are representative of
microorganisms assigned to this level. Primary hazards to
personnel working with these agents relate to
autoinoculation, ingestion, and exposure to infectious
aerosols.
BSL4: In this case practices, safety equipment, and facilities
are applicable for work with dangerous and exotic agents
that pose a high individual risk of life threatening disease,
which may be transmitted via the aerosol route, and for
which there is no available vaccine or therapy. Viruses such
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as Marburg or Congo- Crimean hemorrhagic fever are

manipulated at Biosafety Level 4. The primary hazards to
personnel working with Biosafety Level 4 agents are
respiratory exposure to infectious aerosols, mucous
membrane exposure to infectious droplets, and
autoinoculation.
The NBIAM follows the guidelines provided by the
WFCC, WHO and Govt. of India to develop their laboratory
and for the research work. All the safety procedures of
microorganism handling described in the Biosafey Manual
for Laboratories are in practice in the NBAIM laboratories.
The Import, export and transport of microorganisms and
their risk assessment is according to the Acts and Rules of
Govt. of India (Rules for the manufacture, use, import,
export & storage of hazardous micro organisms, genetically
engineered organisms or cells, 1989).
Microbial biosecurity
The term biosecurity has multiple definitions.

Generally biosecurity is used to check introduction of new
pathogens from cross boundary of a territory. In the animal
industry, the term biosecurity relates to the protection of an
animal colony from microbial contamination. In some
countries, the term biosecurity is used in place of the term
biosafety. For the purposes of this section the term
biosecurity will refer to the protection of microbial agents
from loss, theft, diversion or intentional misuse. This is
consistent with current WHO and American Biological
Safety Association (ABSA) usage of this term.
Security is not a new concept in biological research and
medical laboratories. Several of the security measures
discussed in this section is embedded in the biosafety levels
that serve as the foundation for good laboratory practices
throughout the biological laboratory community. Most
biomedical and microbiological laboratories do not have
biological agents or toxins, yet maintain control over and
account for research materials, protect relevant sensitive
information, and work in facilities with access controls
commensurate with the potential public health and
economic impact of the biological agents in their collections.
These measures are in place in most laboratories that apply
good laboratory management practices and have
appropriate biosafety programs.
Biosafety and biosecurity
Biosafety and biosecurity are related, but not identical,
concepts. Biosafety programs reduce or eliminate exposure
of individuals and the environment to potentially
hazardous biological agents. Biosafety is achieved by
implementing various degrees of laboratory control and
containment, through laboratory design and access
restrictions, personnel expertise and training, use of
containment equipment, and safe methods of managing
infectious materials in a laboratory setting.
The objective of biosecurity is to prevent loss, theft or
misuse of microorganisms, biological materials, and
research-related information. This is accomplished by
limiting access to facilities, research materials and
information. While the objectives are different, biosafety
and biosecurity measures are usually complementary.
Research in the life sciences generates knowledge and
understanding that make a significant contribution to
global health and welfare. However, the same knowledge
and understanding can also be misused to develop
biological and toxin weapons. A large number of countries
took an important step towards ending the development,
production, stockpiling and acquisition of biological and
toxin weapons by signing and ratifying the 1972 Biological

and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC). However, this
has not eliminated the risk of misuse of biosciences research.
Some states have still not signed the convention, while there
is also the risk that terrorists will use biological agents and
toxins (bioterrorism).
Scientists and other professionals engaged in
biological, biomedical, biotechnological and other life
sciences research are bound by the codes of ethics of their
professions and their responsibilities as scientists. Their
actions are also governed by legislation and by numerous
codes of practice. Many of these rules and regulations
greatly reduce the risk that research in the life sciences can
be misused to develop biological or toxin weapons.
Nevertheless, it is important to continue highlighting
the potential for misuse (dual use) of life science research.
This was recently reaffirmed in the final declaration issued
at the end of the sixth BTWC review conference (NovemberDecember, 2006), which also referred to the importance of
raising awareness of the issue, for example by adopting
codes of conduct.
Implementation and compliance with the code of conduct
The rules laid down in the Biosecurity Code of Conduct
call for implementation and compliance at different levels.
These levels correspond with the various target groups
identified in the code. Calls for awareness, accountability
and oversight are targeted mainly at individuals:
researchers, laboratory workers, managers and others.
Other provisions apply to research institutions or financing
or monitoring agencies.
Because the provisions of the code of conduct apply at
different levels and to different types of organization, it is
the responsibility of the organizations themselves to tailor
the practical implementation of the code of conduct to the
needs of their institution. In practice, many of the rules in the
code of conduct will already be implemented by virtue of
existing rules and guidelines based on biosafety policy or
occupational health and safety legislation. However,
additional rules and provisions will sometimes be
necessary.
Supervision and oversight
The organizations and institutions will be able to
monitor compliance with these additional rules and
instructions themselves. The organizations and institutions
will have to appoint compliance officers with responsibility
for this supervision. There is therefore no need for a central
supervisory body. However, in the interests of oversight
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and coordination it would be useful to create a National

Biosecurity Centre.
The centre's activities would include:
monitoring relevant developments in the field of

biosecurity;
coordinating the publication of information and

educational materials, including maintaining a website
with up-to-date information;
organising conferences;
maintaining contacts with relevant actors in the

government and civil society;
consulting experts who can provide advice on whether

the results of potential dual use life science research
should be published;
performing regular evaluations of awareness of and

compliance with the Biosecurity Code of Conduct.
Code of conduct on biosecurity
Basic principles
The aim of this code of conduct is to prevent life sciences
research or its application from directly or indirectly
contributing to the development, production or stockpiling
of biological weapons, as described in the Biological and
Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC), or to any other misuse
of biological agents and toxins.
Target group
The Biosecurity Code of Conduct is intended for:
1. professionals engaged in the performance of biological,
biomedical, biotechnological and other life sciences
research;
2. organisations, institutions and companies that conduct
life sciences research;
3. organisations, institutions and companies that provide
education and training in life sciences;
4. organisations and institutions that issue permits for life
sciences research or which subsidise, facilitate and
monitor or evaluate that research;
5. scientific organisations, professional associations and
organisations of employers and employees in the field
of life sciences;
6. organisations, institutions and companies where
relevant biological materials or toxins are managed,
stored, stockpiled or shipped;
7. authors, editors and publishers of life sciences
publications and administrators of websites dedicated
to life sciences.
Rules of conduct
Raising awareness
Devote specific attention in the education and further

training of professionals in the life sciences to the risks
of misuse of biological, biomedical, biotechnological
and other life sciences research and the constraints
imposed by the BTWC and other regulations in that
context.
Devote regular attention to the theme of biosecurity in

professional journals and on websites.
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Research and publication policy
Screen for possible dual-use aspects during the

application and assessment procedure and during the
execution of research projects.
Weigh the anticipated results against the risks of the

research if possible dual-use aspects are identified.
Reduce the risk that the publication of the results of

potential dual-use life sciences research in scientific
publications will unintentionally contribute to misuse
of that knowledge.
Accountability and oversight
Report any finding or suspicion of misuse of dual-use

technology directly to the competent persons or
commissions.
Take whistleblowers seriously and ensure that they do

not suffer any adverse effects from their actions.
Internal and external communication
Provide (additional) security for internal and external

e-mails, post, telephone calls and data storage
concerning information about potential dual-use
research or potential dual-use materials.
Accessibility
Carry out (additional) screening with attention to

biosecurity aspects of staff and visitors to institutions
and companies where potential dual-use life sciences
research is performed or potential dual-use biological
materials are stored.
Shipment and transport
Carry out (additional) screening with attention to

biosecurity aspects of transporters and recipients of
potential dual-use biological materials, in consultation
with the competent authorities and other parties.
Code of ethics for the life sciences
All persons and institutions engaged in any aspect of the life
sciences must
1. Work to ensure that their discoveries and knowledge
do no harm
(I) by refusing to engage in any research that is intended
to facilitate or that has a high probability of being used
to facilitate bioterrorism or biowarfare; and
(ii) by never knowingly or recklessly contributing to
development, production, or acquisition of microbial
or other biological agents or toxins, whatever their
origin or method of production, of types or in
quantities that cannot be justified on the basis that they
are necessary for prophylactic, protective, therapeutic,
or other peaceful purposes.
2. Work for ethical and beneficent advancement,
development, and use of scientific knowledge.
3. Call to the attention of the public, or appropriate
authorities, activities (including unethical research)
that there are reasonable grounds to believe are likely
to contribute to bioterrorism or biowarfare.
4. Seek to allow access to biological agents that could be
used as biological weapons only to individuals for

whom there are reasonable grounds to believe that
they will not misuse them.
5. Seek to restrict dissemination of dual-use information
and knowledge to those who need to know in cases
where there are reasonable grounds to believe that the
information or knowledge could be readily misused
through bioterrorism or biowarfare.
6. Subject research activities to ethics and safety
reviews and monitoring to ensure that
(i) legitimate benefits are being sought and that they
outweigh the risks and harms; and
(ii) involvement of human or animal subjects is ethical
and essential for carrying out highly important
research.
7. Abide by laws and regulations that apply to the
conduct of science unless to do so would be unethical
and recognize a responsibility to work through societal
institutions to change laws and regulations that conflict
with ethics.
8. Recognize, without penalty, all persons' rights of
conscientious objection to participation in research that
they consider ethically or morally objectionable.
9. Faithfully transmit this code and the ethical principles
upon which it is based to all who are or may become
engaged in the conduct of science.
Developing a Biosecurity Programme
Management, researchers and laboratory supervisors
must be committed to being responsible stewards of
infectious agents and toxins. Development of a biosecurity
program should be a collaborative process involving all
stakeholders. The stakeholders include but are not be
limited to: senior management, scientific staff, human
resource officials, information technology staff, and safety,
security and engineering officials. The involvement of
organizations and/or personnel responsible for a facility's
overall security is critical because many potential
biosecurity measures may already be in place as part of an
existing safety or security program. This coordinated
approach is critical in ensuring that the biosecurity program
provides reasonable, timely and cost effective solutions
addressing the identified security risks without unduly
affecting the scientific or business enterprise or provision of
clinical and/or diagnostic services.
The need for a biosecurity program should reflect
sound risk management practices based on a site-specific
risk assessment. A biosecurity risk assessment should
analyze the probability and consequences of loss, theft and
potential misuse of pathogens and toxins.
Most importantly, the biosecurity risk assessment
should be used as the basis for making risk management
decisions.
A Biosecurity Risk Assessment and Management Process
Different models exist regarding biosecurity risk
assessment. Most models share common components such
as asset identification, threat, vulnerability and mitigation.
The entire risk assessment and risk management process

may be divided into five main steps, each of which can be
further subdivided:
1) identify and prioritize
biologicals and/or toxins;
2) identify and prioritize the
adversary/threat to biologicals and/or toxins; 3) analyze
the risk of specific security scenarios; 4) design and develop
an overall risk management program; 5) regularly evaluate
the institution's risk posture and protection objectives.
Example guidance for these five steps is provided below.
Step 1: Identify and Prioritize Biological Materials
Identify the biological materials that exist at the

institution, form of the material, location and
quantities, including non-replicating materials (i.e.,
toxins).
Evaluate the potential for misuse of these biological

materials.
Evaluate the consequences of misuse of these biological

materials.
Prioritize the biological materials based on the

consequences of misuse (i.e., risk of malicious use).
At this point, an institution may find that none of its
biological materials merit the development and
implementation of a separate biosecurity program or the
existing security at the facility is adequate. In this event, no
additional steps would need to be completed.
Step 2: Identify and Prioritize the Threat to Biological
Materials
Identify the types of Insiders who may pose a threat

to the biological materials at the institution.
Identify the types of Outsiders (if any) who may pose

a threat to the biological materials at the institution.
Evaluate the motive, means, and opportunity of these

various potential adversaries.
Step 3: Analyze the Risk of Specific Security Scenarios
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Develop a list of possible biosecurity scenarios, or
undesired events that could occur at the institution
(each scenario is a combination of an agent, an
adversary, and an action). Consider:
l
access to the agent within your laboratory;
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how the undesired event could occur;
l
protective measures in place to prevent occurrence;
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how the existing protection measures could be
breached (i.e., vulnerabilities).
l
Evaluate the probability of each scenario materializing
(i.e., the likelihood) and its associated consequences.
Assumptions include:
l
although a wide range of threats are possible, certain
threats are more probable than others;
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all agents/assets are not equally attractive to an
adversary;
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valid and credible threats, existing precautions, and the
potential need for select enhanced precautions are
considered.
Prioritize or rank the scenarios by risk for review by

management.
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Step 4: Develop an Overall Risk Management Program
Management commits to oversight, implementation,

training and maintenance of the biosecurity program.
Management develops a biosecurity risk statement,

documenting which biosecurity scenarios represent an
unacceptable risk and must be mitigated versus those
risks appropriately handled through existing
protection controls.
Management develops a biosecurity plan to describe

how the institution will mitigate those unacceptable
risks including:
a written security plan, standard operating procedures,

and incident response plans;
written protocols for employee training on potential

hazards, the biosecurity program and incident
response plans.
Management ensures necessary resources to achieve

the protection measures documented in the biosecurity
plan.
Step 5: Reevaluate the Institution's Risk Posture and
Protection Objectives
Management regularly reevaluates and makes

necessary modifications to the:
biosecurity risk statement;
biosecurity risk assessment process;
the institution's biosecurity program/plan;
the institution's biosecurity systems.
Management assures the daily implementation,

training and annual re-evaluation of the security
program.
ELEMENTS OF A BIOSECURITY PROGRAM
Many facilities may determine that existing safety and
security programs provide adequate mitigation for the
security concerns identified through biosecurity risk
assessment. Program components should be site-specific
and based upon organizational threat/vulnerability
assessment and as determined appropriate by facility
management.
Program Management
If a biosecurity plan is implemented, institutional
management must support the biosecurity program.
Appropriate authority must be delegated for
implementation and the necessary resources provided to
assure program goals are being met. An organizational
structure for the biosecurity program that clearly defines the
chain of command, roles, and responsibilities should be
distributed to the staff. Program management should
ensure that biosecurity plans are created, exercised, and
revised as needed. The biosecurity program should be
integrated into relevant institutional policies and plans.
Physical Security Access Control and Monitoring
The physical security elements of a laboratory
biosecurity program are intended to prevent the removal of
assets for non-official purposes. An evaluation of the
physical security measures should include a thorough
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review of the building and premises, the laboratories and

biological material storage areas. Many requirements for a
biosecurity plan may already exist in a facility's overall
security plan.
Access should be limited to authorized and designated
employees based on the need to enter sensitive areas.
Methods for limiting access could be as simple as locking
doors or having a card key system in place. Evaluations on
the levels of access should consider all facets of the
laboratory's operations and programs (e.g., laboratory
entrance requirements, freezer access, etc.). The need for
entry by visitors, laboratory workers, management officials,
students, cleaning/maintenance staff and emergency
response personnel should be considered.
Personnel Management
Personnel management includes identifying the roles
and responsibilities for employees who handle, use, store
and transport dangerous pathogens and/or other
important assets. The effectiveness of a biosecurity program
against identified threats depends, first and foremost, on the
integrity of those individuals who have access to pathogens,
toxins, sensitive information and/or other assets. Employee
screening policies and procedures are used to help evaluate
these individuals. Policies should be developed for
personnel and visitor identification, visitor management,
access procedures, and reporting of security incidents.
Inventory and Accountability
Material accountability procedures should be
established to track the inventory, storage, use, transfer and
destruction of dangerous biological materials and assets
when no longer needed. The objective is to know what
agents exist at a facility, where they are located, and who is
responsible for them. To achieve this, management should
define: 1) the materials (or forms of materials) subject to
accountability measures; 2) records to be maintained,
update intervals and timelines for record maintenance; 3)
operating procedures associated with inventory
maintenance (e.g., how material is identified, where it can
be stored, used, etc.); and 4) documentation and reporting
requirements.
It is important to emphasize that microbiological
agents are capable of replication and are often expanded to
accommodate the nature of the work involving their use.
Therefore, knowing the exact working quantity of
organisms at any given time may be impractical. Depending
on the risks associated with a pathogen or toxin,
management can designate an accountable individual who
is knowledgeable about the materials in use and responsible
for security of the materials under his or her control.
Information Security
Policies should be established for handling sensitive
information associated with the biosecurity program. For
the purpose of these policies "sensitive information" is that
which is related to the security of pathogens and toxins, or
other critical infrastructure information. Examples of
sensitive information may include facility security plans,
access control codes, agent inventories and storage
locations. The objective of an information security program

is to protect information from unauthorized release and
ensure that the appropriate level of confidentiality is
preserved.
Facilities should develop policies that govern the
identification, marking and handling of sensitive
information. The information security program should be
tailored to meet the needs of the business environment,
support the mission of the organization, and mitigate the
identified threats. It is critical that access to sensitive
information be controlled.
Policies for properly identifying and securing sensitive
information including electronic files and removable
electronic media (e.g., CDs, computer drives, etc.) should be
developed.
Transport of Biological Agents
Material transport policies should include
accountability measures for the movement of materials
within an institution (e.g., between laboratories, during
shipping and receiving activities, etc.) and outside of the
facility (e.g., between institutions or locations). Transport
policies should address the need for appropriate
documentation and material accountability and control
procedures for pathogens in transit between locations.
Transport security measures should be instituted to
ensure that appropriate authorizations have been received
and that adequate communication between facilities has
occurred before, during, and after transport of pathogens or
other potentially hazardous biological materials. Personnel
should be adequately trained and familiar with regulatory
and institutional procedures for proper containment,
packaging, labeling, documentation and transport of
biological materials.
Accident, Injury and Incident Response Plans
Laboratory security policies should consider situations
that may require emergency responders or public safety
personnel to enter the facility in response to an accident,
injury or other safety issue or security threat. The
preservation of human life, the safety and health of
laboratory employees and the surrounding community
must take precedence in an emergency over biosecurity
concerns. Facilities are encouraged to coordinate with
medical, fire, police and other emergency officials when
preparing emergency and security breach response plans.
Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) should be
developed that minimize the potential exposure of
responding personnel to potentially hazardous biological

materials. Laboratory emergency response plans should be
integrated with relevant facility-wide or site specific
security plans. These plans should also consider such
adverse events as bomb threats, natural disasters and severe
weather, power outages, and other facility emergencies that
may introduce security threats.
Reporting and Communication
Communication is an important aspect of a biosecurity
program. A chain-of notification should be established in
advance of an actual event. This communication chain
should include laboratory and program officials, institution
management, and any relevant regulatory or public
authorities. The roles and responsibilities of all involved
officials and programs should be clearly defined. Policies
should address the reporting and investigation of potential
security breaches (e.g., missing biological agents, unusual
or threatening phone calls, unauthorized personnel in
restricted areas, etc.).
Training and Practice Drills
Biosecurity training is essential for the successful
implementation of a biosecurity program. Program
management should establish training programs that
inform and educate individuals regarding their
responsibilities within the laboratory and the institution.
Practice drills should address a variety of scenarios such as
loss or theft of materials, emergency response to accidents
and injuries, incident reporting and identification of and
response to security breaches. These scenarios may be
incorporated into existing emergency response drills such
as fire drills or building evacuation drills associated with
bomb threats. Incorporating biosecurity measures into
existing procedures and response plans often provides
efficient use of resources saves time and can minimize
confusion in an emergency situation.
Security Updates and Reevaluations
The biosecurity risk assessment and program should
be reviewed and updated routinely and following any
biosecurity-related incident. Reevaluation is a necessary
and on-going process in the dynamic environments of
today's biomedical and research laboratories.
Biosecurity program managers should develop and
conduct biosecurity program audits and implement
corrective actions as needed. Audit results and corrective
actions should be documented. Records should be
maintained by the appropriate program officials.
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Utilization of agriculturally important microorganisms

Alok Kumar Srivastava and Dilip K. Arora
Microorganisms take a decisive role in sustainable and

organic agriculture. They have very wide potentialities by
controlling soil-borne pathogens, stimulating plant growth,
increasing nutrients availability and accelerating
decomposition of organic materials, and are anticipated to
increase crop production as well as maintain sound
environments for crop production. Community structure of
microorganisms is also important to take into account for
sustainable agriculture. Microbial diversity, microbial load,
presence of indicator microorganisms are useful index to
study soil health. Environmental stresses such as the
application of agrochemicals practiced in agriculture are
evaluated from the decrease in microbial diversity and the
structural change of microbial communities.
Microorganisms present in the rhizosphere are reported to
alleviate the salinity or drought stress by different
mechanisms. The continuous decline in soil organic matter
levels due to continuous cropping without recycling
enough crop or animal residues, and insufficient
application of nutrients has led to serious nutrient
imbalances, impaired soil health and declining factor
productivity. Thus there is an urgent need to recycle all
available organics in a more efficient way and improve and
expand biofertilizer usage. Biological control agents
(BCAs), particularly fungal and bacterial agents, offer
considerable potential (generally unexploited) for insect,
disease and weed control.
Post harvest sector is focused on ensuring enhanced
value of food and agricultural products in developing
countries through the application of cost-efficient and
environmentally-sound post-harvest techniques,
particularly those which contribute to reducing losses and
to increasing the efficiency of post-production system; as
well as ensuring a fully-integrated approach to postproduction management, with close links to value addition
of food by microorganisms to promote agro-industries.
The field of microbial genomics has provided
opportunities for identification of novel genes. Every
genome that has been sequenced to date has provided new
insight into biological processes, activities, and potential of
these species that was not evident before the availability of
the genome sequence.
Sequence databases and
comparative tools are now more easily accessible and allow
for successful comparisons of different genomes, the
identification of metabolic pathways and the analysis of
transporter profiles across various species.
Most
significantly, the tremendous success of genome
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sequencing has allowed us to pursue other avenues where

we can now derive genomic information from the
multitudes of uncultivable prokaryotic species and complex
microbial populations that exist in nature. The identification
of new genes from indigenous microbes will help in
development of transgenic crops tolerant to abiotic and
biotic stress.
It is clear that microorganisms do, and will continue to,
provide solutions to societal problems, and they have a role
in sustainable development. Culture collections can play a
capacity-building role to help biodiversity-rich countries
better understand and utilize their microbial diversity. They
can help initiate targeted isolation programs, aid in the
characterisation of strains and establish ex situ conservation
programs to utilize preservation technologies to retain
properties and introduce modern methodologies to add
value to strains. Introducing screening programs to
collections will give biodiversity rich countries ownership
and through partnerships allow them to benefit from
exploitation of the microbial diversity they hold.
Potential areas in agriculture for harnessing the
microbial resources for sustainable agriculture:
Microbial management of diseases and insect in crop
plants
Development of BCA for soil borne plant pathogens.
Use of entomopathogenic fungi for control of insect

pests.
Use of microbial egg parasite of nematodes.

Microbial strategy for improving crop nutrition
Developing BGA biofertilizer technology.
Use of asymbiotic nitrogen fixers.
Use of mycorrhizal fungi.
Use of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR)

e.g. Pseudomonas fluorescens, P. stutzeri, P. aeuroginosa,
Bacillus subtilis, Bradyrhizobium japonicum.
Microbial management in horticulture
Microbial analysis of biodynamic preparations,

biodynamic compost and microbial liquid manures.
Use of AM-based bio-fertilizers and bio-preparations.

Plant Growth Promoting Microorganisms (PGPM)
Use of Trichoderma harzianum, Pseudomonas fluorescens

and Bacillus subtilis for disease control.
As growth promoters.
For induced systemic resistance.
As detoxificants of xenobiotics.
As nutrient solubilizer and mobilizer.

Microbes for agro-waste management/composting
Use of microorganism that can hasten the process of

composting.
Trichurus spiralis, Paeciliomyces fusisporus, Trichoderma

viride and Aspergillus sp. are used as compost
accelerator after supplementation of rock phosphate
and urea to narrow down the C: P and C: N ratio of
substrates.
Developing technology to prepare microbial enriched

compost.
Use of mesophilic/ thermophilic cultures for

agricultural residue management.
Use of Bacteriovorous nematodes eg. Cephalobus

persegnis, Mesorhabditis cranganorensis and
Panagrolaimus sp. for aerobic composting.
Large scale microbial-based vermicomposting of

coconut wastes using a local species of epigeic
earthworm (Eudrilus sp.).
Microbes in bioremediation
Use of microorganisms in remediation of heavy metals

and other pollutants.
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(Indian Council of Agricultural Research)
Kusmaur, Post Bag No. 6, Mau Nath Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh- 275101
Tel : (0547) 2530080, FAX : (0547) 2530381,
E-Mail : nbaimicar@gmail.com, (Web): www.nbaom.org
Form 1
Application for Deposit of Biological Material
I.
Type of Applicant
Individual
Organizational
Identification Number: ______________________________________________________

Name: ____________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________
Representative: ____________________________________________________________
Correspondent: ____________________________________________________________
Tel: ____________________________________ FAX: _____________________________
e-mail address: _____________________________________________________________
II. Deposition of Biological Material
Scientific Name: ____________________________________________________________
Identification number of symbol given by the applicant: _________________________
Preserved in: Freeze-dried ampoules.
Frozen vials
slants
Microtiter plates
Others (__________________________________)
Amount:
____________________________ ampoules/ vials/ slants/ plates
Hazardous to: None
animals
plants
human
(BSL: 1
2
3
4 )
Origin country: __________________________________________________________________
Sampling permit obtained from the country? Yes
No
NA
Resulted from Government fund project?
No
Yes
(from _______________________)
Published or to be published? No
Yes
(References: ________________________)
The intellectual property right belongs to
the applicant
Other (________________)
III. Terms & Condition for Deposition
(Here under, the duplicate means progeny of the biological material without substantial
modification. The derivative means material created from the biological material that is
substantially modified to have new properties such as, recombinant DNA clones made using the
biological material)
?
Safe Deposit: without written consent of the applicant, the biological material, the duplicate, or
the related information shall not be provided to any third party.
Term of deposit: _______________________________________________________________
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Public deposit: upon accepted by NBAIM, the biological material may be listed in the publicly
accessible bioresource catalogue of BCRC and NBAIM shall have the right to furnish the
biological material to the public.
1. The biological material may be made publicly accessible

Immediately
not until the date of _____________________________________
2. Use restriction
None
For experimental or research purposes only. If the recipient wishes to use the biological
material, duplicates or derivatives for commercial purposes, the recipient shall negotiate with
the applicant for another agreement.
Others _____________________________________________________________________
3. Other terms and conditions: __________________________________________________
IV. Attachment
Fees for safe deposit: ________________________________________________________
Basic information on biological material (Passport data form)
Import permit for the biological material
Samples
Others ______________________________
V. Signature.
1. The applicant certify his or her lawful ownership or lawful license interest in the subject biological
material, or certify that he or she has the lawful right to take all such action as are entailed in the
depository process for which he or she applies, which action include deposit of the biological
material and may further include access and use, dissemination of samples, donation, or other
action as to the subject biological material, and shall declare whatever contractual or other legal
restrictions apply to his or her right to take such actions, or to authorize NBAIM to take such
actions as are set out in the application. In the event of any dispute, the applicant shall bear all
responsibility, and shall have no legal resources for damages against NBAIM or its officers or
personnel.
2. The applicant hereby files an application with NBAIM for deposit the sample identified in this
application form, and agrees to the NBAIM regulations for deposits and samples of biological
material.
Applicant: ____________________________________________ (Signature)

Representative: ________________________________________ (Signature)
Date: ___________________________________________________________
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E-Mail : nbaimicar@gmail.com, (Web): www.nbaom.org
Passport Data for Submission of Microbial Cultures

Name of Depositor:
Designation:
Address:
Phone/Fax:
E-mail:
Microorganism's details
Name of Microorganism
(with race/biotype etc.)
Type of Microorganism
Fungus
Bacterium
Actinomycetes
Cynobacterium
Other
Isolation details
Source of Isolation
Plant
Animal
Insect
Soil
Name of host
Variety
Isolated from which part
Isolated by with date
Geographical origin
Longitude & Latitude
Place/Village
District
State
Growth and maintenance

Growth & maintenance
Media
Temperature
Incubation time
Other
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Growth
Sporulation
Water
Other
Identification details
Morphological description
Image
Chemotaxonomic description
Image
Physiological description
Image
Molecular description (with NCBI/EMBL/DDBJ accession number, if any)
Image
Economic importance (provide details)

Agriculturally
Industrially
Medicinally
Pathogenic details
(virulence/aggressiveness)
Other
Other
Deposited in form of
Deposited in other collection with no.
IPR/Patent information
Any other
Signature and Date
Attach separate sheet, if necessary. Photocopies of this form may be used. Attach separate sheet for each isolate. Tick appropriate box.
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GUIDELINES FOR REGISTRATION OF MICROBIAL GERMPLASM
A. Microbial Germplasm to be Registered

Germplasm of the microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi,
cynobacteria, actinomycetes and viruses, which is unique, distinct
and stable, and has potential proven attributes of academic,
scientific, agricultural and industrial or commercial value shall be
registered.
B. Eligibility Criteria for Registration
The germplasm should have complete passport data information,
including taxonomy, geographical location, method of
preservation, risk group and the uniqueness of the germplasm.
1. Complete passport data should include
Scientific name
Any other name or synonyms, if any
Phenotypic and genetic markers (if available)
The degree of relatedness with other related groups
The brief description of identification and detection

techniques
The sensitivity, reliability in quantitative terms and

specificity of detection and identification techniques
Verification of the genetic stability of the organisms and

factors affecting that stability (if known)
The description of the geographic distribution and of the

natural habitat of the organisms including information on
natural predators, prey parasites and competitors, symbionts
and hosts.
Possible ecological sites from where microorganisms were

isolated
2. Authenticated taxonomic identity
3. Institutional or national identity
4. Information related to the development and contribution.
5. The Depositor / Principal Investigator (PI) is responsible for
completing a Biosafety registration form. This is needed to
maintain registries of persons at risk for exposure to
biological agents.
All claims concerning the material submitted for registration
should accompany scientific evidence for uniqueness (Annexure
III), novelty, reproducibility and value in the form of1. Publication in standard peer reviewed journal (a copy of
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reprint to be submitted).
AND/ OR
2. Certified evaluation data for at least three years under AICRP
trial/nursery tests supported with relevant extracts of the
documents or verification by concerned PD/ PC or three
location data under any other relevant system.
AND/ OR
3. Publication of information on potential value of proposed
germplasm in institute annual report or any other such
reports.
AND/ OR
4. Certificate of the validation test of the claimed attribute by
any institution as per the advice of registration authority.
C. Microbial Germplasm Ineligible for Registration
1. Microbial germplasm and genetic stock without
accompanying documentary evidence for the claim made in
the application.
2. Do not contain complete passport data, including
authenticated taxonomic identity, isolation and sporulation
requirements, institutional or national identity, geographical
location of origin and all such information relating to the
development and contribution, if any to the uniqueness of the
germplasm.
3. Material for which any form of protection has been sought
elsewhere.
4. The NBAIM accepts these microorganisms whether they are,
or not, genetically modified. The NBAIM will not recognize
plasmids as kind of microorganism", but as part of the
properties of an accepted microorganism.
5. Microorganism that require physical containment levels of
P3 or P4 are not accepted; exceptionally, a microorganism of
Group P3 may be accepted, or a microorganism of Group P2
may be refused, according to the evaluation of the risks as for
the manipulation and for the storage of the microorganism in
the environment of the NBAIM.
6. Microorganisms are not accepted where their properties are
so exceptional that the NBAIM is technically not in a
position to perform the tasks.
7. Microorganisms are not accepted where they are
contaminated.
D. Microbial Germplasm Registration Committee (MGRC)
1. A committee would be constituted under the chairmanship of
Deputy Director General (Crop Sciences), Indian Council of
Agricultural Research, for a maximum of three years period.
2. The Director, NBAIM will be a permanent member and it
would include a senior level scientist from NBAIM to
function as Member Secretary.
3. It will have provision for adoption of need-based specialists
of a group of microorganism with reference to the material
under consideration, with the approval of the Chairman.
E. Nodal Agency
1. NBAIM, Mau Nath Bhanjan, U.P. will be the nodal agency
for registration of germplasm. The application should be
addressed to the Director, NBAIM, along with the microbial
cultures and a certificate of submission of microbial culture
for conservation.
2.
The Member Secretary, MGRC will duly acknowledge with

date, the receipt of the application and of the microbial
culture.
3. NBAIM will maintain a permanent register and database
listing the germplasm materials approved by MGRC with
details on unique traits and other related information.
F. Application Form
Application shall be made on the prescribed Proforma (Form
A, Annexure I). The MGRC shall meet at least twice a year, with
the concurrence of the Chairman, for consideration of applications
and related matters.
G. Screening of Application(s) and their Consideration by the
MGRC
1. The Member Secretary, MGRC, will screen the proposal(s)
submitted on prescribed Proforma, as per the guidelines of
the checklist at NBAIM (Annexure II).
2. Each proposal will be forwarded to the relevant Director, PD
or PC for validation of information, particularly on
uniqueness and novelty of the proposed germplasm.
3. After initial screening, the incomplete applications would be
advised for appropriate revision.
4. The application in which the validation of the data is felt
necessary, the applicant would be asked to produce a
validation report from an appropriate institute, advised by the
Director NBAIM. The revised application should
accompany such report duly endorsed by the competent
authority of the institute, advised for the validation.
5. The proposals complete in all respect along with the
comments of relevant Director, PD or PC will be put up to the
Registration Committee for consideration.
6. The MGRC will consider the proposal as early as possible
and not later than one year.
7. The decision of the MGRC will be final.
H. Validity of Registration
The period for validity of registration shall be five years after
which the registered germplasm would be national sovereign
property.
I. Notification of Registered Germplasm
All germplasm material approved for registration would be
officially communicated to the applicants along with Registration
Number. A certificate to this effect will also be issued to the
applicant. A brief description of not more than one page (see
Annexure IV for instructions) would be published in the ensuing
issue of appropriate periodicals, such as:
1. Indian Journal of Microbiology published by Association
of Microbiologists of India, Delhi University, New Delhi
110 012
2. NBAIM Annual Report, NBAIM, Maunath Bhanjan, UP.
275101
3. ICAR News - published by the Publication and Information
Division, Krishi Anusandhan Bhavan, ICAR, New Delhi
110 012
4. NBAIM Internet Website http://www.nbaim.org.in
5. ICAR Annual Report
J. Conservation, Maintenance and Sustainable Utilisation of
Registered Germplasm
1. Registered germplasm will be conserved in the culture
collection of NBAIM in mineral oil or liquid nitrogen or
lyophilized.
2. The novel gene will be conserved in the gene bank of the
NBAIM.
3. The institution associated with the development of the
germplasm is also to be mandated with the maintenance of
working stock of germplasm for supply to users.
K. De-registration
A registration may be repealed by the MGRC in case of false
claim(s) or disputed IPR claim. Appeal for counter claim, if any,
should reach the MGRC within a period of three months of the
publication of brief note.
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PROCEDURE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL/ GERMPLASM MATERIAL

A. Submission of Application and Material
1. All microbial germplasm proposed to be registered should be submitted to the following address:
The Director ,
National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms
Kusmaur, Kaithauli, Maunath Bhanjan, 275101 UP
Phone: 0547-2530080;
FAX: .547-2530358
Email: nbaimicar@gmail.com.
2. The material must be accompanied with properly filled Form-A (Annexure-I), duly signed by the applicant
and the Head of the institution with official seal (15 copies each with attached documentary evidences to be
submitted).
3. The Form-A must be accompanied by complete description of the germplasm material using standard
taxonomic descriptors. It may include morphological characters (along with colony and microphotograph),
biochemical and molecular characteristics.
4. A declaration to the effect that working-stock for supply to users would be maintained by the institution
associated with the development of the material.
B. Guidelines for Submitting the Culturable Microorganisms
The microorganism that can be cultured on different media should be submitted as:
1. Two lyophilized tubes or three slants of fungi, bacteria, actinomycetes and cyanobacteria should be
submitted.
2. In case of spore forming fungi, they should be preserved after sporulation or submitted on slants with details
of growth and sporulation conditions.
3. The cultures should be viable and pure.
C. Guidelines for Submission of Obligate Microorganisms
Obligate microorganisms remained associated with their living host and can not be cultured on the medium. They
should be submitted as :
1. The obligate microorganism can be submitted to NBAIM, only in cases, where established protocols are
available for their conservation using cryogenic or any other technology.
2. These microorganisms should be submitted with infected part of their host or in the form of resting structures
/ spores should be submitted with established conservation protocol.
3. In case of viruses it should be in the form of purified virus preparation or in any other established protocol for
conservation like low temperature vacuum dried infected leaves.
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Annexure I
Form 'A'
Application for Registration of Microbial Germplasm
(To be submitted to The Director, NBAIM, Maunath Bhanjan, 275101 UP
Please refer to guidelines for filling the application form appended and Codes
1. Application status (Code)
New
Revised
2. Type of microorganism
Fungi
Bacteria
Cyanobacteria Virus
For Use of NBAIM

(i) Application number
Actinomycetes
Other
3. Taxonomic name
(ii) Date of application

(iii) Whether new or revised
(iv) If revised, date of 1st application
(v) If validation test suggested, whether report
4. Biological status of the material to be registered

RE
MU
GP
Other
5. Alternate identity
6. Criteria for registration (Unique feature(s))
I.
II.
III.
attached
(vi) Action taken
a. Forwarded for registration
b. Sent for validation
c. Incomplete, sent for revision
(vii) Whether registered or rejected Yes
No
(viii) Date of registration or rejection

(ix) Registration Number
7. Quantity deposited (Actual)
(x) Notified on
8. Value referred to (code)

Scientific Academic Commercial Other
(xi) Remarks
9. Basis of eligibility (code)

AR
PR
CT
Other
10. Validity test suggested Yes
No
11. Particulars of the scientist(s)/person(s) who developed germplasm/genetic stock

Name (Dr./Ms/Mr.)
Designation
Address
Telephone
Fax
E-mail
(Please attach separate sheet for additional name(s) and address(es) of co-authors (Persons responsible)
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12. Name and address of the corresponding person (Developer / Depositor)

Name (Dr./Ms/Mr.)
Designation
Address
Telephone
E-mail
13. Passport information of germplasm

Accession number
Fax
Other identity
Source
Soil
Other
Insect
Plant
Animal
Place / geographical area of isolation
Growth and maintenance
Culture medium for growth
and sporulation
Temperature for growth
and sporulation
Time for sporulation
any other
Importance of microorganism
Agricultural
Biotechnological Other
Industrial
Nature of microorganism
Plant pathogenic
Animal / human pathogenic
Hazardous
Risk to environment
Unknown
Other
Gene identified (if any)
14. Salient characteristics morphological, biochemical and molecular (if necessary attach details in
separate sheet)
1.
2.
3.
15. Additional information / remarks (if any)
16. Recommendation of Institutes Germplasm Identification Committee
UNDERTAKING
I/We undertake to ensure deposition of genetic material for long term conservation of the aforesaid germplasm/genetic stock at the National
Genebank, NBAIM and also its sustainable use by maintaining appropriate quantity of Active/Working Collection and providing access as
appropriate on prior informed consent and on mutually agreed terms. I/We also agree to provide any further information or data pertaining to the
description and unique characteristics to the ICAR/NBAIM in a transparent manner.
COUNTERSIGNED BY HEAD OF INSTITUTE
SIGNATURES OF THE DEPOSITOR
Full Name
Designation & Address
(Stamp)
Full Name
Designation & Address
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Guidelines for filling Form A and description of Codes

1.
Use capital letters or write legibly. All items are self-explanatory. Give minimal explanation for a particular
item in Remarks (Item 16), wherever needed.
2.
Be to the point for Item 6, give only the most salient features, traits or alleles, considered suitable for
consideration of registration.
3.
On the other hand, give detailed description of traits and characteristics of the material in Item 14. Use
separate sheet if needed.
Give main taxonomic and morphological characteristics in description. Include isozyme or DNA profile or other
chemical/biochemical characteristics, if available.
4.
Use codes for filling in Item 1, 4, 7, 8 and 9. In case of the code "Other" fill in specific details in Item 15.
5.
Give name(s) of all persons associated with development of the material in Item 11. Use separate sheet and fill
in additional names along with designation, address and phone/fax/email, etc. beginning with S. No. 2 on
new sheet, in the same format
6.
In Item 13 you must provide basic passport information that should include National Identity accession
number given by NBAIM or other Identity Number allotted and maintained in other culture collection. In
case of non-availability of national identity, NBAIM will provide a unique accession number, based on
passport data provided.
7.
Give particulars of developer(s) in Item 11 over and that of corresponding person in Item 12 as the applicant
and developer may not be always the same as the first person responsible for development of the material.
8.
Undertaking to the effect ensuring long term conservation and maintenance of active material for facilitating
access and sustainable use has been given, which may be read and implied before putting signatures.
Codes for filling information in Col. 1, 4, 7, 8 and 9

Item 1
Item 4
Item 7
Item 8
Item 9
N = New; R = Revised
RE = Recombinant ; MU = Mutant ; GP = Germplasm
SL = Slant; LY = Lyophilised; MO = Mineral oil; GY = Glycerol stock; SB = Saline
buffer; CP = Culture plate; OT = Other (specify)
SC = Scientific; AC = Academic; CM = Commercial
AR = Institute Annual Report ; PR = Published with peer review ; CT = All India Co coordinated trail data; OT = Other (specify)
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Annexure II
CHECK-LIST FOR SCREENING OF APPLICATIONS

The Member Secretary, MGRC at NBAIM shall screen all applications and make
recommendations to the MGRC for inter alia the following points
Whether this is a new application?
YES
NO
The application is revised one?
YES
NO
Whether same or similar material has been registered

earlier?
YES
NO
Whether unique or distinguishing characteristics of potential

value merit consideration for registration?
YES
NO
Whether documentary evidence or data is provided in support of the

claim on potential value of germplasm?
YES
NO
State any other economic potential value of germplasm, if possible.
YES
NO
Whether applicant, institution, university, or centre has

given a commitment for maintenance and supply of
germplasm for use?
YES
NO
Whether germplasm sample is appropriate for long

term storage at National Genebank or for conservation and
maintenance?
YES
NO
Whether detailed address of the corresponding person is given?
YES
NO
Whether appropriate institutional authority has duly endorsed the

application?
YES
NO
NBAIM viewpoint about the candidate germplasm.
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Annexure III
Uniqueness of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms
A.
Uniqueness for Academic / research

1. Morphological
2. Biochemical
3. Genetic
B.
Uniqueness for utilization in agriculture

1. Nitrogen fixer
i. Symbiotic
ii. Non Symbiotic
2. Plant Growth Promoter
i. P solublizer
ii. Sidrophore producer
iii. IAA producer
iv. ACC deaminase producer
v. Ammonia producer
vi. Any other ..
3. Biocontrol agent
i. Plant diseases
ii. Insects
iii. Nematodes
iv. Weeds
v. Any other .
4. Bioremediation
i. Agro waste decomposer
ii. Pesticide remediation
iii. Heavy metal remediation
iv. Any other .
5. Edible fungi
i. Mushroom
ii. Yeast
iii. Any other .
6. Mycorrhizae
7. Any other
C. Uniqueness other than in agriculture i.e. industry, medical, environment etc.
D. Uniqueness other then above mentioned, if any

............................................................................................................................
Note:
The uniqueness of the organism should be supported with proper documentary evidence.
Attach separate sheet, if required.
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Annexure IV
Instructions to Authors for Organization of Manuscript Note on Registered Germplasm
1.
2.
3.
4.
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The manuscript should be typed in Times New Roman and Font 12 in double-space on A4 paper
leaving the 1 margin on all side.
The total length of the manuscript should be one to two pages.
The title of the note should be in the title case. It should be followed by authors's name with address.
The content of the manuscript should be in the form of a short communication that is structured as
follows:
a. Introduction: It should deal with the unique characters for which the germplasm has been
registered.
b. Characters: It should provide the morphological, biochemical and molecular description. It
should briefly describe the importance and utilization in agriculture, industry and in any other.
c. References: References in the text should be cited by author, year of publication (e.g. Arora,
2007) and multiple citations should be in chronological order. Nothing should be underlined and
Latin names should be italicized. The name of the journal should be abbreviated. The following
examples may be useful for citations:
i. Saikia R, Yadav M, Singh MP, Gogoi DK and Arora DK (2006). Induction of resistance in
chickpea by treatment with cell wall protein of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri and
Macrophomina phaseolina. Curr Sci, 91(11): 1543-1546.
ii.
Khachatourians GG and Arora DK (2001) Applied mycology and Biotechnology for
Agriculture and Foods. In: Applied Mycology and Biotechnology. Vol 1.: Agriculture and Food
Production (Eds. G.G. Khachatourians and D.K. Arora), Elsevier Science, Netherlands pp, 112.
Passport Data Form
Annexure V
Name of the Depositor
Designation
Affiliation
Fax
Telephone
E-mail
Type of Culture : Bacterium
Fungus
Actinomycete
Virus
Other
Details of source culture

Place of Isolation (habitat,
crop, plant or animals, etc.)
Collection Date
Collected by
District & State
Details of Isolation
Isolated by (person and adddress)
Isolation date
Specimen isolated from (eg. leaf
stem, root, soil, egg mass,
insect, etc.)
Growth and Maintenance

Medium of growth
Medium for sporulation
Optimum temperature for growth
Incubation time
Subculture period
Special requirements for growth
& sporulation, if any
Identified by
Geographical Origin
A Brief description or
distinctive features of the
microorganisms
Any record on RFLP/RAPD
pattern or unique markers
Whether deposited
microorganisms are
Taxonomic data
Microorganism is deposited in
Nature
Agriculturally important, if yes, please provide details/published materials

Industrial/Biotechnological Importance
Any Other
Morphological
Bio-chemical/Immunological
Molecular (DNA fingerprint/Sequence analysis) (Enclose available douments)
Lyophilized form (in ampules)
Plant pathogenic
Risk to environment
In Slants
Any Other
Pathogenic to animals/humans
Unknown
Hazardous
Any other
IPR/Patent information, if any

Provide accession number,
if deposited elsewhere
Any other information
Signature and date
Attach seperate sheet, if necessary. Photocopies of this form may be used. Attach seperate sheet for each isolate. Tick appropriate box.
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About NBAIM
Sanjay Kumar Goswami, Prem Lal Kashyap, Lalan Sharma, Dipak T. Nagrale and Dilip K Arora
The National Bureau of Agriculturally Important

Microorganisms (NBAIM) was established in the IXth plan in
2001. The Bureau was shifted from old NBPGR Building,
New Delhi, on 1 June, 2004 to the vacant premises of the
National Institute of Sugarcane and Sugar Technology
(NISST) at Kusmaur, Maunath Bhanjan, Uttar Pradesh. The
Bureau is one of its kinds not only in India, but also in South
East Asia, as it focuses on the conservation and preservation
of microbial diversity. At present, Bureau has no regional
stations/base centers.
Characterization of microbes is of paramount
importance, not only from the point of conserving them and
protecting their gene pool resources but also for enhancing
crop productivity. The Bureau aims to excel in isolation,
characterization and utilization of genes for conventional
and unforeseen products of high economics and value in
environment and agriculture. Such efforts will greatly
strengthen national capabilities in quarantine and other
regulatory matters.
Mandate
To act as the nodal centre at national level for
acquisition and management of indigenous and exotic
microbial genetic resources for food and agriculture and to
carry out related research and human resource
development, for sustainable growth of agriculture
Objectives
Exploration and Collection
of Agriculturally
Important Microorganisms (AIMs)
Identification, characterization and documentation of

AIMs
Conservation, maintenance and utilization of AIMs
Surveillance of indigenous/exotic AIMs
Microbial diversity and systematic
Human resource development
Infrastructure
The NBAIM has well equipped research laboratories,
central instrumentation facility, separate fungal and
bacterial laboratories, Molecular biology lab, Genomics unit
with ultramodern instrumentation, Lyophilization unit,
culture collection facility, including cyanobacterial culture
unit, Microbial Genome Resource Repository (MGRR),
administration block, scientists' lobby, library, conference
hall and mini-conference rooms with state of the art audiovisual equipments and Agricultural Research Information
Service (ARIS) cell.
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Looking at the prospects of the most modern research

trends including microbial ecology, genomics,
bioprospecting, gene mining and bioproduct development,
the Bureau has taken a lead in research and development in
the areas, and has acquired gene sequencing units, DNA
fingerprinting unit, Shotgun cloning lab, Sequencing
laboratory and Geoinformatics centre, Confocal and SEM
microscopy, HPLC and GC units and a separate unit for
computerized documentation. A local area network and
websites of NBAIM have been created, and all the units of
NBAIM are linked with various ICAR institutes and
research organization all over the country.
National Agriculturally Important Microbial Culture
Collection (NAIMCC)
Biodiversity Authority of India recognizes the NBAIM
culture collection as the National Repository. The
Bureau follows strict quality control and biosafety
standards in the culture collection as well as in
laboratories. Various types of microorganisms
including filamentous fungi, bacteria, actinomycetes
and yeasts are maintained under the long term
preservation. Each culture is preserved by two
methods according to the type of microorganisms.
Fungi are preserved under mineral oil and by freeze
drying/ lyophilization. The bacteria, actinomycetes
and yeasts are preserved by freeze
drying/lyophilization and in glycerol at -800C. For
short-term storage, the cultures are maintained on the
slants in appropriate medium at 4 0C.
The culture collection, preserve and conserves

microbial diversity of the country. The collection has
wide diversity of fungi and bacteria.
The NAIMCC has developed state of the art short-term

conservation of Agriculturally important
microorganisms (AIMs) based on culture and mineral
oil techniques. Using these techniques, AIMs can be
conserved for 5-10 years.
The NAIMCC has high capacity lyophilizers for long

term preservation of AIMs (20-25 years) under vacuum
at -60 0C.
The NAIMCC exchange cultures on MOU basis with

different National Institutes/organizations.
The NBAIM is developing databases of all the AIMs in

the electronic passport data management system
'Micro NBAIM'.
The NAIMCC has conserved bacterial isolates reported

from extreme environments for the first time in India
such as Bacillus humi, B. drentensis, B. asahii, b. cohnii, B.

pumilus, B niacin, B. djibeloresis, B. fumarioli, B.
senequalensis, B. oleronius, B. sporothermodurans,
Halomonas sp., Marinobacter alkaliphilus, M.
hydrocarbonoelasticus, Halomonas variabilis,
Altermonadales bacterium, Nitrinicola lacisaponensis, B.
thuringiensis, Chromohalobacter Salexigens, Marinibacter
aquaeolei etc.
Diversity of exotic AIMs in different ecological niche
Conservation and characterization of AIMs for its
optimum utilization by the future generations. Search
for novel bioactive compounds from the
microorganisms present in the diversified agroecosystems of India will also provide a valuable
resource.
NBAIM will pool all the available resources and

upgrade the facilities to meet the current and future
requirement for the conservation and characterization
of AIMs in the country.
The identification of indigenous species, strains, races

and types of microorganisms in identifying and
developing suitable biocontrol agents, which in the
present and coming century will be the main armory
for the eco-friendly management of biotic stresses.
The Bureau will provide good opportunities for

isolating and utilizing genes for conventional and
unforeseen products of high economic, environmental
and agricultural values.
Effort will be made to strengthen the national

capability in quarantine and other regulatory matters.
The Bureau will also perform an important function of

repository of AIMs, which will facilitate the Catalogue
of Microbial Cultures process of registration and
patenting.
Above all, the Bureau will help in
understanding and conserving our national heritage of
microorganisms, not well understood and conserved
so far.
DNA fingerprinting Unit

The NBAIM has fully operational DNA fingerprinting
unit; well equipped with highly advanced instruments
routinely used for DNA profiling and fingerprinting. Unit
contains rooms for electrophoresis, Gel documentation,
PCR (Amplicon room), and DNA sequencing section. It
contains Pyro DNA sequencer (454 Technology), DNA
sequencer (ABI) and Real Time PCR. The Bureau is also
using metabolic genes and toxin genes to develop
diagnostic DNA probes for some AIMs.
Significant Achievements
Whole genome sequencing of Mesorhizobium ciceri
ca181.
Successful validation of diagnostic probe devised for

the identification of Bacillus.
In order to access microbial diversity from cold

regions, twenty five Streptomyces strains were isolated
from Pangong lake in Suglacial Himalayan region of
Leh and Ladakh. All strains were characterized using

scanning electron microscopy (SEM), physiological
profiling, chemotaxonomic as well as biochemical
assays including carbon utilization pattern (BIOLOG).
Pseudomonas aeruginosa AMAAS232 was found most
potent in terms of IAA production (7.52mg of IAA per
mg protein).
The NBAIM has collected thousands of Agriculturally

Important Microorganisms (AIMs) (pathogenic and
saprophytic) from local crop plants/survey of IndoGangetic plains/other extreme environments. Survey
of Western Himalayas, warm sub-humid and cold
arideco-region; western plains Kachchh and part of
Kathiawar peninsula, hot arid eco-region; Karnatka
plateau (Rayalaseema), hot arid region with deep
loamy and clayey mixed red and black soil (low to
medium awc and lgp); Northern plains (and central
highlands), (Malwa, Bundelkhand), Gujarat plain and
Kathiawar peninsula, semi-arid eco region; Deccan
plateau, Eastern Ghats with hot semi-arid eco-region,
Tamil Nadu uplands-hot semiarid eco-region;
Northern plain-hot sub-humid (dry) ecoregion;
Moderately to gently slopping
Chhattisgarh/Mahanadi basin, hot moist/dry sub
humid transitional with deep loamy to clayey red and
yellow soils; Eastern plateau (Chhottanagpur) and
Eastern plain, hot sub humid (moist) eco-region;
Assam and Bengal Plain, hot subhumid to humid
ecoregion; Eastern coastal plains-hot sub humid to
semiarid ecoregion, Islands of Andaman Nicobar and
Lakshadweep, hot humid to per humid island
ecoregion were conducted to isolates microbes of
agriculture potency.
A software developed by the Bureau lists out

characteristics of AIMs in terms of origin, ecology,
morphology, physiology and biochemical parameters,
pathogenic/nonpathogenic nature, detailed available
information about specific properties and molecular
tools used for the characterization of AIMs.
The bureau has developed several protocols based on

morphological/physiological and molecular tools for
identification and characterization of Trichoderma,
Fusarium, Bacillus, Pseudomonas, Azotobacter,
Azosprillium, Streptomyces, Alternaria and
Macrophomina.
Greenhouse trials for some PGPR and biocontrol

agents such as P.
fluorescence and Trichoderma
harzianum are being performed.
Some useful AIMs available at NBAIM

The Bureau has a good collection of very useful
microbes with fascinating properties of agricultural and
industrial importance. These includes:Biocontrol Agents: Trichoderma spp., Paecilomyces spp., P.
lilacinus, Beauveria spp., Gliocladium verens, Verticillium spp.
Biopesticides: Beauveria spp., Metarhizium spp.,
Paecilomyces spp., Verticillium spp., Nomuraea spp.
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Plant growth Promoters:

Pseudomonas fluorescence,
Rhizobium spp., Bradyrhizobium spp., Bacillus subtilis,
Cyanobacteria
Potential Enzymes/ Antibiotics/ Toxins producers:
Fusarium pallidoroseum, F. oxysporum, Penicillium citronum, P.
frequentens, Aspergillus spp.
Entomopathogenic: Beauveria spp., Metarhizium spp.,
Verticillium spp., Nomuraea spp.
Egg parasitic fungi: Paecilomyces lilacinus, Verticillium
chalamydosporium
Bacteria possessing nematicidal and insecticidal
properties: Bacillus brevis, Paenibacillus alvei, Brevibacillus
laterosporus
Biofertilizers: Rhizobium, Azospirillum and Azotobacter
Application of Microorganisms in Agriculture and Allied
Sectors (AMAAS)
The mega network project has seven components: (i)
Microbial diversity and identification;
(ii) Nutrient
management, PGPR and Biocontrol; (iii) Microbial
management and agrowaste, bioremediation and microbes
in post-harvest and processing; (iv) Microbial management
of abiotic stress; (v) Microbial Genomics; (vi) Microbial
Genomics Resource Repository; (vii) Human resource
development
Objectives of AMAAS
Cold tolerant strains of Pseudomonas fragi and

Pseudomonas lurida showing phosphate solubilizing
ability at 4 0C have been reported for the first time.
Promising isolates of entomogenous fungi have been

identified against sucking pests like Aphis craccivora,
Scirtothrips dorsalis, Bemisia tabaci and Myzus persicae
based on laboratory bioassay studies.
Management of agro-waste, bioremediation and microbes

in post harvest and processing
A novel species of Streptomyces with unique and
uncommon growth and pigmentation pattern has been
isolated that has tremendous potential in reclaiming
contaminated soils.
Serratia marcescens is reported for the first time to

reclaim soils contaminated with poly aromatic
hydrocarbons
Potential HCH degrading sphingomonad and

nonsphingomonads strains have been isolated, which
can effectively reclaim HCH contaminated soils.
An economically viable and rapid method for compost

production has been developed for mushroom
production using thermophilic fungi.
Two novel p-nitrophenol degrading Bacillus spp. and

one o-nitrophenol degrading Baciilus spp. have been
isolated from flooded rice soils retreated with
respective isomers of nitrophenol.
Deciphering the structural and functional diversity of

agriculturally important microorganisms and to
develop microbial map of the country.
Improving nutrient use efficiency through microbial

interventions for sustainable crop production and
maintenance of soil health.
Characterization of plant growth promoting

rhizobacteria and to develop bioconsortium for
enhanced growth and yield of important crop plants.
Formulation of microbe or microbe-based preparations

for biocontrol of phytopathogens, insect pests and
weeds.
Microbial management of abiotic stress

A bacterial isolate identified as Bacillus pumilius has
been found to increase grain yield of wheat by 21%
under saline soils.
Seed bacterization with stress tolerant strains of

Pseudomonas facilitated sorghum and pearl millet
seedlings to survive at 500C up to 21 days. Seed
inoculation also induced synthesis of a novel high
molecular weight protein.
Microbial Genomics
Human resource development in microbial

conservation and utilization.
Whole genome sequencing of Mesorhizobium ciceri ca181:

The NBAIM is the nodal centre for complete genome
sequencing of an agriculturally important bacterium
Mesorhizobium ciceri ca181. About 849 million base pairs
sequence data was generated in the form of 2.68 million
sequences reads from whole genome sequencing of M. ciceri
ca181 by using 454 pyrosequencing technologies. This huge
sequence data was assembled through De novo Genome
Assembler (Newbler assembler) software. Complete
assembled genome is about 8.0 Mb with 70 X coverage
depth. A total of 64 contigs were formed having average
length of 0.11 Mb base pair and largest contig is having 0.57
Mb base pair. M. ciceri is highly specific and promising
bacterial strain for chickpea with multiple plant growth
promoting activities. Genomic DNA library of M. ciceri has
been prepared in pUC19. Several genes have been identified
that can be further used in different studies.
Nutrient Management, Plant Growth Promoting

Rhizobacteria and Biocontrol
MGRR is well established at the NBAIM and it is carrying
Development of microbe-based technologies for

agrowaste management and biodegradation for
sustainable crop production.
Harnessing microbial activities for bioremediation of

organic and inorganic environmental pollutants.
Management of abiotic stresses using microorganisms.
Development of microbe mediated processes for

product development and value addition in
agriculture.
Unraveling microbial genomics for its utilization in

agriculture and industry.
Development of technologies for rapid microbial

diagnostics.
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Microbial Genomic Resource Repository (MGRR)
out the following functions:Collection of DNA material from microorganisms and

the relevant organisms, which results from various
molecular genetics and genomics research
programmes
Acquisition of gene construct from various sources
Value addition to genomic resources
Characterization, validation and conservation of

microbial genomic resources
Production /multiplication and quality control for

distribution
Exchange of genomic resources under a material

transfer agreement (MTA)
Development of a user friendly web-based information

system for microbial genomic resources.
Human resource development (HRD)

Provide training to researchers in the field of Molecular
identification of AIMs and tools for technology
development and its implementation.
Transfer of technology from the laboratory to land.
Identification of hitherto microbial diversity of the

country and also strengthen the extensive training
programs on molecular characterization of AIMs.
Externally Funded Projects

Diversity and Conservation of Agriculturally
Important Microorganisms and their potential as
Biocontrol Agents.
Development of Sustainable Management Strategies

for the Control of Parthenium weed in U.P using
Biotechnological Approaches.
Collection and Digitization of Agriculturally

Important Microorganisms and their DNA
Fingerprinting.
Development of Molecular Markers for the

Identification and Characterization of Fusarium group
of Plant Pathogenic Fungi.
International linkages
NBAIM is an affiliated member of World Federation of
Culture Collection (WFCC).
resource centers covered under the umbrella of WFCC

and OCDE. NBAIM has imported cultures from CABI,
Bioscience, U.K., ATCC, USA, HUT, Hiroshima
University, Japan, Fungal Genetic Stock Centre,
USA,
Agricultural
Research
Service Culture
Collection, USA., Bacillus Genetic Stock Centre, USA.
Under the World Bank aided National Agricultural
Technology Project, ICAR approved projects under
Bioscience Component with the ICAR-CABI
Bioscience, UK in 2003.
The NBAIM is a consortium partner in the NAIP Mega

Project on Bioprospecting of genes and allele mining
for abiotic stress tolerance.
NBAIM is a consortium leader of the NAIP project on

Diversity analysis of Bacillus and other predominant
genera in extreme environment and their utilization in
agriculture.
Future Vision
Isolation and Identification of AIMs
Exploration, characterization, evaluation,

maintenance, conservation, and documentation of
various categories of microbes important to
agriculture/ animal science/fisheries have to be
facilitated in the national system.
Isolation, identification and utilization of AIMs in the

processes of biofertilization, biopesticides, growth
promoting microorganisms, bioindicators and for
biodegradation, bioremediation and biocomposting
or addressing the pathogens causing either diseases
or spoilage in agri-products constitute important
national priority.
Biosystematics of microbial isolates of Indian origin is

urgently needed. The NBAIM is the only national body
which can take lead in this matter and scientists and
researchers from all over the country could get
identification and diagnostics of AIMs.
Enhancing productivity of crop plants
Deciphering functional diversity of bacteria with

respect to abiotic stresses (soil salinity, drought,
temperature) for use in agriculture.
The Bureau has linkages with International microbial
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Numerical index for Fungi

NAIMCC-F-00001
NAIMCC-F-00002
NAIMCC-F-00003
NAIMCC-F-00004
NAIMCC-F-00005
NAIMCC-F-00006
NAIMCC-F-00007
NAIMCC-F-00008
NAIMCC-F-00009
NAIMCC-F-00010
NAIMCC-F-00011
NAIMCC-F-00012
NAIMCC-F-00013
NAIMCC-F-00014
NAIMCC-F-00015
NAIMCC-F-00016
NAIMCC-F-00017
NAIMCC-F-00018
NAIMCC-F-00019
NAIMCC-F-00020
NAIMCC-F-00021
NAIMCC-F-00022
NAIMCC-F-00023
NAIMCC-F-00024
NAIMCC-F-00025
NAIMCC-F-00026
NAIMCC-F-00027
NAIMCC-F-00028
NAIMCC-F-00029
NAIMCC-F-00030
NAIMCC-F-00031
NAIMCC-F-00032
NAIMCC-F-00033
NAIMCC-F-00034
NAIMCC-F-00035
NAIMCC-F-00036
NAIMCC-F-00037
NAIMCC-F-00038
NAIMCC-F-00039
NAIMCC-F-00040
NAIMCC-F-00041
NAIMCC-F-00042
NAIMCC-F-00043
NAIMCC-F-00044
NAIMCC-F-00045
NAIMCC-F-00046
NAIMCC-F-00047
NAIMCC-F-00048
NAIMCC-F-00049
NAIMCC-F-00050
176
Abortiporus biennis (Bull) Singer

Absidia blakesleeana
Absidia californica
Absidia corymbifera
Absidia corymbifera
Absidia corymbifera
Absidia cylindrospora var. cylindrospora
Absidia cylindrospora var. cylindrospora
Absidia pseudocylindrospora
Achaetomium globosum
Achaetomium globosum
Achaetomium macrosporum
Achaetomium macrosporum
Achaetomium sp.
Achaetomium thielavioides
Achetomium globosum
Acremoniella atra
Acremonium acutatum
Acremonium breve
Acremonium chrysogenum
Acremonium chrysogenum
Acremonium curvulum
Acremonium diospyri
Acremonium hansfordii
Acremonium implicatum
Acremonium implicatum
Acremonium incoloratum
Acremonium kiliense
Acremonium kiliense
Acremonium kiliense
Acremonium kiliense
Acremonium minutisporum
Acremonium nigrosclerotium
Acremonium nigrosclerotium
Acremonium obclavatum
Acremonium ochraceum
Acremonium persicinum
Acremonium radiatum
Acremonium recifei
Acremonium roseogriseum
Acremonium roseolum
Acremonium salmoneum
Acremonium sordidulum
Acremonium sp.
Acremonium sp.
Acremonium sp.
Acremonium sp.
NAIMCC-F-00051
NAIMCC-F-00052
NAIMCC-F-00053
NAIMCC-F-00054
NAIMCC-F-00055
NAIMCC-F-00056
NAIMCC-F-00057
NAIMCC-F-00058
NAIMCC-F-00059
NAIMCC-F-00060
NAIMCC-F-00061
NAIMCC-F-00062
NAIMCC-F-00063
NAIMCC-F-00064
NAIMCC-F-00065
NAIMCC-F-00066
NAIMCC-F-00067
NAIMCC-F-00068
NAIMCC-F-00069
NAIMCC-F-00070
NAIMCC-F-00071
NAIMCC-F-00072
NAIMCC-F-00073
NAIMCC-F-00074
NAIMCC-F-00075
NAIMCC-F-00076
NAIMCC-F-00077
NAIMCC-F-00078
NAIMCC-F-00079
NAIMCC-F-00080
NAIMCC-F-00081
NAIMCC-F-00082
NAIMCC-F-00083
NAIMCC-F-00084
NAIMCC-F-00085
NAIMCC-F-00086
NAIMCC-F-00087
NAIMCC-F-00088
NAIMCC-F-00089
NAIMCC-F-00090
NAIMCC-F-00091
NAIMCC-F-00092
NAIMCC-F-00093
NAIMCC-F-00094
NAIMCC-F-00095
NAIMCC-F-00096
NAIMCC-F-00097
NAIMCC-F-00098
NAIMCC-F-00099
NAIMCC-F-00100
Acremonium sp.
Acremonium strictum
Acremonium strictum
Acrodontium
Acrophialophora fusispora
Actinomucor elegans
Agaricus campestris
Agarwalia terricola
Allomyces reticulates
Alternaria alternata
Alternaria arberescens
Alternaria arberescens
Alternaria brassicae
Alternaria brassicicola
Alternaria cassiae
Alternaria gossypina
Alternaria palanderi
Alternaria porri
NAIMCC-F-00101
NAIMCC-F-00102
NAIMCC-F-00103
NAIMCC-F-00104
NAIMCC-F-00105
NAIMCC-F-00106
NAIMCC-F-00107
NAIMCC-F-00108
NAIMCC-F-00109
NAIMCC-F-00110
NAIMCC-F-00111
NAIMCC-F-00112
NAIMCC-F-00113
NAIMCC-F-00114
NAIMCC-F-00115
NAIMCC-F-00116
NAIMCC-F-00117
NAIMCC-F-00118
NAIMCC-F-00119
NAIMCC-F-00120
NAIMCC-F-00121
NAIMCC-F-00122
NAIMCC-F-00123
NAIMCC-F-00124
NAIMCC-F-00125
NAIMCC-F-00126
NAIMCC-F-00127
NAIMCC-F-00128
NAIMCC-F-00129
NAIMCC-F-00130
NAIMCC-F-00131
NAIMCC-F-00132
NAIMCC-F-00133
NAIMCC-F-00134
NAIMCC-F-00135
NAIMCC-F-00136
NAIMCC-F-00137
NAIMCC-F-00138
NAIMCC-F-00139
NAIMCC-F-00140
NAIMCC-F-00141
NAIMCC-F-00142
NAIMCC-F-00143
NAIMCC-F-00144
NAIMCC-F-00145
NAIMCC-F-00146
NAIMCC-F-00147
NAIMCC-F-00148
NAIMCC-F-00149
NAIMCC-F-00150
NAIMCC-F-00151
NAIMCC-F-00152
NAIMCC-F-00153
NAIMCC-F-00154
NAIMCC-F-00155
NAIMCC-F-00156
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria tenuissima
Alternaria Solani
Alternaria zinniae
Amblyosporium coprophiloides
Amorphotheca resinae
Amorphotheca resinae
Ampelomyces rouxii Calmette
Angulimaya cf. sundara
Antromycopsis broussonetiae var. minor
Aphanoascus fulvescens
Apinisia queenslandica
Aplosporella leucaenicola
Aplosporella sp.
Aplosporella terricola
Apophysomyces elegans
Arcuadendron ovatum
Arcuadendron ovatum
Areolospora bosensis
NAIMCC-F-00157
NAIMCC-F-00158
NAIMCC-F-00159
NAIMCC-F-00160
NAIMCC-F-00161
NAIMCC-F-00162
NAIMCC-F-00163
NAIMCC-F-00164
NAIMCC-F-00165
NAIMCC-F-00166
NAIMCC-F-00167
NAIMCC-F-00168
NAIMCC-F-00169
NAIMCC-F-00170
NAIMCC-F-00171
NAIMCC-F-00172
NAIMCC-F-00173
NAIMCC-F-00174
NAIMCC-F-00175
NAIMCC-F-00176
NAIMCC-F-00177
NAIMCC-F-00178
NAIMCC-F-00179
NAIMCC-F-00180
NAIMCC-F-00181
NAIMCC-F-00182
NAIMCC-F-00183
NAIMCC-F-00184
NAIMCC-F-00185
NAIMCC-F-00186
NAIMCC-F-00187
NAIMCC-F-00188
NAIMCC-F-00189
NAIMCC-F-00190
NAIMCC-F-00191
NAIMCC-F-00192
NAIMCC-F-00193
NAIMCC-F-00194
NAIMCC-F-00195
NAIMCC-F-00196
NAIMCC-F-00197
NAIMCC-F-00198
NAIMCC-F-00199
NAIMCC-F-00200
NAIMCC-F-00201
NAIMCC-F-00202
NAIMCC-F-00203
NAIMCC-F-00204
NAIMCC-F-00205
NAIMCC-F-00206
NAIMCC-F-00207
NAIMCC-F-00208
NAIMCC-F-00209
NAIMCC-F-00210
NAIMCC-F-00211
NAIMCC-F-00212
Armillaria mellea (Vahl) Kummer

Arthrinium aureum
Arthrinium phaeospermum
Arthrinium urticae
Arthrobotrys oligospora
Arthrobotrys oligospora Fres.
Arthroderma fulvum (+) (Stockdale)
Arthroderma simii
Arthroderma simii
Ascobolus stercorarius (Bulliard)
Ascochyta pisarum
Ascochyta pisi
Ascochyta rabiei
Ascodesmis nigricans
Ascotricha bosei
Ascotricha bosei
Ascotricha erinacea
Ascotricha xylina
Ascotricha xylina
Asordaria humana
Asordaria humana
Aspergillus aculeatus
Aspergillus aeneus
Aspergillus aeneus
Aspergillus allahabadii
Aspergillus allahabadii
Aspergillus amsteludami
Aspergillus arenarius
Aspergillus asperescens Stolk
Aspergillus avenaceus
Aspergillus brunneouniseriatus
Aspergillus caesiellus
Aspergillus candidus
Aspergillus carneus
Aspergillus chevalieri
Aspergillus clavatonanica
Aspergillus clavatus
Aspergillus clavatus Desm.
Aspergillus cleistominutus
Aspergillus crassihyphae
Aspergillus cristatus
Aspergillus deflectus
Aspergillus dimorphicus
Aspergillus dorothicus
Aspergillus elongates
Aspergillus fischeri var. spinosus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
177
NAIMCC-F-00213
NAIMCC-F-00214
NAIMCC-F-00215
NAIMCC-F-00216
NAIMCC-F-00217
NAIMCC-F-00218
NAIMCC-F-00219
NAIMCC-F-00220
NAIMCC-F-00221
NAIMCC-F-00222
NAIMCC-F-00223
NAIMCC-F-00224
NAIMCC-F-00225
NAIMCC-F-00226
NAIMCC-F-00227
NAIMCC-F-00228
NAIMCC-F-00229
NAIMCC-F-00230
NAIMCC-F-00231
NAIMCC-F-00232
NAIMCC-F-00233
NAIMCC-F-00234
NAIMCC-F-00235
NAIMCC-F-00236
NAIMCC-F-00237
NAIMCC-F-00238
NAIMCC-F-00239
NAIMCC-F-00240
NAIMCC-F-00241
NAIMCC-F-00242
NAIMCC-F-00243
NAIMCC-F-00244
NAIMCC-F-00245
NAIMCC-F-00246
NAIMCC-F-00247
NAIMCC-F-00248
NAIMCC-F-00249
NAIMCC-F-00250
NAIMCC-F-00251
NAIMCC-F-00252
NAIMCC-F-00253
NAIMCC-F-00254
NAIMCC-F-00255
NAIMCC-F-00256
NAIMCC-F-00257
NAIMCC-F-00258
NAIMCC-F-00259
NAIMCC-F-00260
NAIMCC-F-00261
NAIMCC-F-00262
NAIMCC-F-00263
NAIMCC-F-00264
NAIMCC-F-00265
NAIMCC-F-00266
NAIMCC-F-00267
NAIMCC-F-00268
178
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus fumigatus
NAIMCC-F-00269
NAIMCC-F-00270
NAIMCC-F-00271
NAIMCC-F-00272
NAIMCC-F-00273
NAIMCC-F-00274
NAIMCC-F-00275
NAIMCC-F-00276
NAIMCC-F-00277
NAIMCC-F-00278
NAIMCC-F-00279
NAIMCC-F-00280
NAIMCC-F-00281
NAIMCC-F-00282
NAIMCC-F-00283
NAIMCC-F-00284
NAIMCC-F-00285
NAIMCC-F-00286
NAIMCC-F-00287
NAIMCC-F-00288
NAIMCC-F-00289
NAIMCC-F-00290
NAIMCC-F-00291
NAIMCC-F-00292
NAIMCC-F-00293
NAIMCC-F-00294
NAIMCC-F-00295
NAIMCC-F-00296
NAIMCC-F-00297
NAIMCC-F-00298
NAIMCC-F-00299
NAIMCC-F-00300
NAIMCC-F-00301
NAIMCC-F-00302
NAIMCC-F-00303
NAIMCC-F-00304
NAIMCC-F-00305
NAIMCC-F-00306
NAIMCC-F-00307
NAIMCC-F-00308
NAIMCC-F-00309
NAIMCC-F-00310
NAIMCC-F-00311
NAIMCC-F-00312
NAIMCC-F-00313
NAIMCC-F-00314
NAIMCC-F-00315
NAIMCC-F-00316
NAIMCC-F-00317
NAIMCC-F-00318
NAIMCC-F-00319
NAIMCC-F-00320
NAIMCC-F-00321
NAIMCC-F-00322
NAIMCC-F-00323
NAIMCC-F-00324
Aspergillus fumigatus var. acolumnaris

Aspergillus funiculosus
Aspergillus funiculosus
Aspergillus gorakhpurensis
Aspergillus janus var. brevis
Aspergillus japonicus
Aspergillus japonicus
Aspergillus lanosus
Aspergillus lanosus
Aspergillus lucknowensis
Aspergillus microcysticus
Aspergillus nidulans
Aspergillus nidulans var. dentatus
Aspergillus nidulans var. echinulatus
Aspergillus nidulans var. latus
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus niveus
Aspergillus niveus
NAIMCC-F-00325
NAIMCC-F-00326
NAIMCC-F-00327
NAIMCC-F-00328
NAIMCC-F-00329
NAIMCC-F-00330
NAIMCC-F-00331
NAIMCC-F-00332
NAIMCC-F-00333
NAIMCC-F-00334
NAIMCC-F-00335
NAIMCC-F-00336
NAIMCC-F-00337
NAIMCC-F-00338
NAIMCC-F-00339
NAIMCC-F-00340
NAIMCC-F-00341
NAIMCC-F-00342
NAIMCC-F-00343
NAIMCC-F-00344
NAIMCC-F-00345
NAIMCC-F-00346
NAIMCC-F-00347
NAIMCC-F-00348
NAIMCC-F-00349
NAIMCC-F-00350
NAIMCC-F-00351
NAIMCC-F-00352
NAIMCC-F-00353
NAIMCC-F-00354
NAIMCC-F-00355
NAIMCC-F-00356
NAIMCC-F-00357
NAIMCC-F-00358
NAIMCC-F-00359
NAIMCC-F-00360
NAIMCC-F-00361
NAIMCC-F-00362
NAIMCC-F-00363
NAIMCC-F-00364
NAIMCC-F-00365
NAIMCC-F-00366
NAIMCC-F-00367
NAIMCC-F-00368
NAIMCC-F-00369
NAIMCC-F-00370
NAIMCC-F-00371
NAIMCC-F-00372
NAIMCC-F-00373
NAIMCC-F-00374
NAIMCC-F-00375
NAIMCC-F-00376
NAIMCC-F-00377
NAIMCC-F-00378
Aspergillus nomius
Aspergillus ochraceus
Aspergillus ostianus
Aspergillus ostianus
Aspergillus paradoxus
Aspergillus parasiticus
Aspergillus parasiticus
Aspergillus penicilliformis
Aspergillus pulverulentus
Aspergillus pulverulentus
Aspergillus puniceus
Aspergillus quadricinctus
Aspergillus quadricinctus
Aspergillus quadrilineatus
Aspergillus quercinus
Aspergillus restrictus
Aspergillus rhizopodus
Aspergillus rubber
Aspergillus rugulosus
Aspergillus rugulosus Thom and
Raper
Aspergillus sclerotiorum
Aspergillus silvaticus
Aspergillus sojae
Aspergillus sparsus
Aspergillus stellatus
Aspergillus stellatus var. astellatus
Aspergillus striatus
Aspergillus sulphureus
Aspergillus sulphureus var. crassus
Aspergillus tamarii
Aspergillus tamarii
Aspergillus tamarii
Aspergillus tamarii
Aspergillus terreus
Aspergillus terreus
Aspergillus terreus
Aspergillus terreus var. africanus
Aspergillus terreus var. africanus
Aspergillus terreus var. globosus
Aspergillus tubingensis
Aspergillus unguis
Aspergillus unguis
Aspergillus ustus
Aspergillus versicolor
Aspergillus versicolor
Aspergillus versicolor var.
rutilobrunneus
Aspergillus violaceofuscus
Aureobasidium pullulans (de Bary)
Aureobasidium sp.
NAIMCC-F-00379
NAIMCC-F-00380
NAIMCC-F-00381
NAIMCC-F-00382
NAIMCC-F-00383
NAIMCC-F-00384
NAIMCC-F-00385
NAIMCC-F-00386
NAIMCC-F-00387
NAIMCC-F-00388
NAIMCC-F-00389
NAIMCC-F-00390
NAIMCC-F-00391
NAIMCC-F-00392
NAIMCC-F-00393
NAIMCC-F-00394
NAIMCC-F-00395
NAIMCC-F-00396
NAIMCC-F-00397
NAIMCC-F-00398
NAIMCC-F-00399
NAIMCC-F-00400
NAIMCC-F-00401
NAIMCC-F-00402
NAIMCC-F-00403
NAIMCC-F-00404
NAIMCC-F-00405
NAIMCC-F-00406
NAIMCC-F-00407
NAIMCC-F-00408
NAIMCC-F-00409
NAIMCC-F-00410
NAIMCC-F-00411
NAIMCC-F-00412
NAIMCC-F-00413
NAIMCC-F-00414
NAIMCC-F-00415
NAIMCC-F-00416
NAIMCC-F-00417
NAIMCC-F-00418
NAIMCC-F-00419
NAIMCC-F-00420
NAIMCC-F-00421
NAIMCC-F-00422
NAIMCC-F-00423
NAIMCC-F-00424
NAIMCC-F-00425
NAIMCC-F-00426
NAIMCC-F-00427
NAIMCC-F-00428
NAIMCC-F-00429
NAIMCC-F-00430
NAIMCC-F-00431
NAIMCC-F-00432
NAIMCC-F-00433
NAIMCC-F-00434
Auxarthron conjugatum
Bahusutrabeeja dwaya
Bartalinia bischofiae
Bartalinia terricola
Basidiobolus heterosporus
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana (Balsamo) Vuill.
Beauveria brongniartii
Beauveria densa
Beauveria felina (DS) Carmichael
Beauveria nivea (Rostrup) v. Arx
Beltrania rhombica
Beltrania rhombica
Beltrania rhombica
Beltraniella humicola
Beltraniella portoricensis
Beltraniella portoricensis
Beniowskia macrospora
Benjaminiella multispora
Benjaminiella multispora
Bipolaris colocasiae
Bipolaris heveae
Bipolaris indica
Bipolaris indica
179
NAIMCC-F-00435
NAIMCC-F-00436
NAIMCC-F-00437
NAIMCC-F-00438
NAIMCC-F-00439
NAIMCC-F-00440
NAIMCC-F-00441
NAIMCC-F-00442
NAIMCC-F-00443
NAIMCC-F-00444
NAIMCC-F-00445
NAIMCC-F-00446
NAIMCC-F-00447
NAIMCC-F-00448
NAIMCC-F-00449
NAIMCC-F-00450
NAIMCC-F-00451
NAIMCC-F-00452
NAIMCC-F-00453
NAIMCC-F-00454
NAIMCC-F-00455
NAIMCC-F-00456
NAIMCC-F-00457
NAIMCC-F-00458
NAIMCC-F-00459
NAIMCC-F-00460
NAIMCC-F-00461
NAIMCC-F-00462
NAIMCC-F-00463
NAIMCC-F-00464
NAIMCC-F-00465
NAIMCC-F-00466
NAIMCC-F-00467
NAIMCC-F-00468
NAIMCC-F-00469
NAIMCC-F-00470
NAIMCC-F-00471
NAIMCC-F-00472
NAIMCC-F-00473
NAIMCC-F-00474
NAIMCC-F-00475
NAIMCC-F-00476
NAIMCC-F-00477
NAIMCC-F-00478
NAIMCC-F-00479
NAIMCC-F-00480
NAIMCC-F-00481
NAIMCC-F-00482
NAIMCC-F-00483
NAIMCC-F-00484
NAIMCC-F-00485
NAIMCC-F-00486
NAIMCC-F-00487
NAIMCC-F-00488
NAIMCC-F-00489
NAIMCC-F-00490
180
Bipolaris papendorfii
Bipolaris tropicalis
Bipolaris zeae
Blakeslea monospora
Boothiella tetraspora
Botryodiplodia ananassae
Botryodiplodia theobromae
Botryosphaeria ribis
Botrytis cinerea
Botrytis cinerea
Calonectria kyotensis
Cephaliophora tropica
Cephalosporium sacchari
Cephalotrichum microsporum
Cephalotrichum microsporum
Cephalotrichum purpureofuscum
Ceratocystis adipose
Ceratocystis paradoxa
Cercospora sesami
Cerebella andropogonis
Ceriporia xylostromatoides
Chaetomella raphigera
Chaetomium aterrimum
Chaetomium aureum
Chaetomium aureum
Chaetomium bostrychodes
Chaetomium bostrychodes
Chaetomium brasiliense
Chaetomium brasillense
Chaetomium carinthiacum
Chaetomium circinatum
Chaetomium cuniculorum
Chaetomium cupreum
Chaetomium cymbiforme
Chaetomium deltosporum
Chaetomium erectum
Chaetomium erraticum
Chaetomium funicola
Chaetomium funicola
Chaetomium funicola
Chaetomium funicola
NAIMCC-F-00491
NAIMCC-F-00492
NAIMCC-F-00493
NAIMCC-F-00494
NAIMCC-F-00495
NAIMCC-F-00496
NAIMCC-F-00497
NAIMCC-F-00498
NAIMCC-F-00499
NAIMCC-F-00500
NAIMCC-F-00501
NAIMCC-F-00502
NAIMCC-F-00503
NAIMCC-F-00504
NAIMCC-F-00505
NAIMCC-F-00506
NAIMCC-F-00507
NAIMCC-F-00508
NAIMCC-F-00509
NAIMCC-F-00510
NAIMCC-F-00511
NAIMCC-F-00512
NAIMCC-F-00513
NAIMCC-F-00514
NAIMCC-F-00515
NAIMCC-F-00516
NAIMCC-F-00517
NAIMCC-F-00518
NAIMCC-F-00519
NAIMCC-F-00520
NAIMCC-F-00521
NAIMCC-F-00522
NAIMCC-F-00523
NAIMCC-F-00524
NAIMCC-F-00525
NAIMCC-F-00526
NAIMCC-F-00527
NAIMCC-F-00528
NAIMCC-F-00529
NAIMCC-F-00530
NAIMCC-F-00531
NAIMCC-F-00532
NAIMCC-F-00533
NAIMCC-F-00534
NAIMCC-F-00535
NAIMCC-F-00536
NAIMCC-F-00537
NAIMCC-F-00538
NAIMCC-F-00539
NAIMCC-F-00540
NAIMCC-F-00541
NAIMCC-F-00542
NAIMCC-F-00543
NAIMCC-F-00544
NAIMCC-F-00545
NAIMCC-F-00546
Chaetomium gangligerum
Chaetomium gelasinosporum
Chaetomium globisporum
Chaetomium globosum
Chaetomium globosum
Chaetomium globosum
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium gracile
Chaetomium hamadae
Chaetomium hispanicum
Chaetomium indicum
Chaetomium indicum
Chaetomium jabalpurense
Chaetomium jodhpurense
Chaetomium lawransamesii
Chaetomium longicolleum
Chaetomium longicolleum
Chaetomium lucknowense
Chaetomium luteum
Chaetomium madrasense
Chaetomium medusarum
Chaetomium mollipilium
Chaetomium mollipilium
Chaetomium murorum
Chaetomium nigricolor
Chaetomium raii
Chaetomium raii
Chaetomium raii
Chaetomium raii
Chaetomium reflexum
Chaetomium reflexum
Chaetomium senegalense
NAIMCC-F-00547
NAIMCC-F-00548
NAIMCC-F-00549
NAIMCC-F-00550
NAIMCC-F-00551
NAIMCC-F-00552
NAIMCC-F-00553
NAIMCC-F-00554
NAIMCC-F-00555
NAIMCC-F-00556
NAIMCC-F-00557
NAIMCC-F-00558
NAIMCC-F-00559
NAIMCC-F-00560
NAIMCC-F-00561
NAIMCC-F-00562
NAIMCC-F-00563
NAIMCC-F-00564
NAIMCC-F-00565
NAIMCC-F-00566
NAIMCC-F-00567
NAIMCC-F-00568
NAIMCC-F-00569
NAIMCC-F-00570
NAIMCC-F-00571
NAIMCC-F-00572
NAIMCC-F-00573
NAIMCC-F-00574
NAIMCC-F-00575
NAIMCC-F-00576
NAIMCC-F-00577
NAIMCC-F-00578
NAIMCC-F-00579
NAIMCC-F-00580
NAIMCC-F-00581
NAIMCC-F-00582
NAIMCC-F-00583
NAIMCC-F-00584
NAIMCC-F-00585
NAIMCC-F-00586
NAIMCC-F-00587
NAIMCC-F-00588
NAIMCC-F-00589
NAIMCC-F-00590
NAIMCC-F-00591
NAIMCC-F-00592
NAIMCC-F-00593
NAIMCC-F-00594
NAIMCC-F-00595
NAIMCC-F-00596
NAIMCC-F-00597
NAIMCC-F-00598
NAIMCC-F-00599
NAIMCC-F-00600
NAIMCC-F-00601
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium sp.
Chaetomium spinosum
Chaetomium spinosum
Chaetomium spiralotrichum
Chaetomium strumarium
Chaetomium subaffine
Chaetomium sulphureum
Chaetomium thermophilum
Chaetomium thermophilum
Chaetomium virescens
Chaetomium virescens (v. Arx)
Udagawa
Chaetopyrena hesperidium
Chalara sp.
Chetomium hamadae
Chetomium heterosporum
Chetomium nigricolor
Chetomium senegalense
Chetomium virescens
Chetospermum carneum
Choanephora cucurbitarum
Choanephora infundibulifera
Chrysoporium
Chrysoporium
Chrysosporium indicum
Chrysosporium indicum
Chrysosporium keratinophilum
Chrysosporium lucknowense
Chrysosporium lucknowense
Chrysosporium sp.
Chrysosporium sp.
Chrysosporium sp.
Chrysosporium sp.
Chrysosporium tropicum
Chrysosporium tropicum J. Carm.
Ciliochorella mangiferae
Circinella mucoroides
NAIMCC-F-00602
NAIMCC-F-00603
NAIMCC-F-00604
NAIMCC-F-00605
NAIMCC-F-00606
NAIMCC-F-00607
NAIMCC-F-00608
NAIMCC-F-00609
NAIMCC-F-00610
NAIMCC-F-00611
NAIMCC-F-00612
NAIMCC-F-00613
NAIMCC-F-00614
NAIMCC-F-00615
NAIMCC-F-00616
NAIMCC-F-00617
NAIMCC-F-00618
NAIMCC-F-00619
NAIMCC-F-00620
NAIMCC-F-00621
NAIMCC-F-00622
NAIMCC-F-00623
NAIMCC-F-00624
NAIMCC-F-00625
NAIMCC-F-00626
NAIMCC-F-00627
NAIMCC-F-00628
NAIMCC-F-00629
NAIMCC-F-00630
NAIMCC-F-00631
NAIMCC-F-00632
NAIMCC-F-00633
NAIMCC-F-00634
NAIMCC-F-00635
NAIMCC-F-00636
NAIMCC-F-00637
NAIMCC-F-00638
NAIMCC-F-00639
NAIMCC-F-00640
NAIMCC-F-00641
NAIMCC-F-00642
NAIMCC-F-00643
NAIMCC-F-00644
NAIMCC-F-00645
NAIMCC-F-00646
NAIMCC-F-00647
NAIMCC-F-00648
NAIMCC-F-00649
NAIMCC-F-00650
NAIMCC-F-00651
NAIMCC-F-00652
NAIMCC-F-00653
NAIMCC-F-00654
NAIMCC-F-00655
NAIMCC-F-00656
Circinella mucoroides
Circinella muscae
Circinella muscae
Cladobotryum variospermum
Cladobotryum varium
Cladosporium multigeniculatum
Cladosporium oxysporum
Cladosporium oxysporum
Cladosporium sphaerospermum
Cladosporium tenuissimum
Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) Tul.
Clodosporium oxysporum
Clodosporium oxysporum
Clonostachys compactiuscula
Cochliobolus australiensis
Cochliobolus eragrostidis
Cochliobolus hawaiiensis
Cochliobolus hawaiiensis
Cochliobolus lunatus
Cochliobolus melinidis
Cochliobolus miyabeanus
Cochliobolus pallescens
Cochliobolus spicifer
Cochliobolus tuberculatus
Cochliobolus verruculosus
Coleophoma empetri
Colletotrichum acutatum
Colletotrichum acutatum f. pineum
Colletotrichum capsici
Colletotrichum capsici f. sp.
cyamopsidicola
Colletotrichum caudatum
Colletotrichum chlorophyti
Colletotrichum crassipes
Colletotrichum crassipes
Colletotrichum crassipes (Speg.) v. Arx
Colletotrichum curcumae
Colletotrichum indicum
181
NAIMCC-F-00657
NAIMCC-F-00658
NAIMCC-F-00659
NAIMCC-F-00660
NAIMCC-F-00661
NAIMCC-F-00662
NAIMCC-F-00663
NAIMCC-F-00664
NAIMCC-F-00665
NAIMCC-F-00666
NAIMCC-F-00667
NAIMCC-F-00668
NAIMCC-F-00669
NAIMCC-F-00670
NAIMCC-F-00671
NAIMCC-F-00672
NAIMCC-F-00673
NAIMCC-F-00674
NAIMCC-F-00675
NAIMCC-F-00676
NAIMCC-F-00677
NAIMCC-F-00678
NAIMCC-F-00679
NAIMCC-F-00680
NAIMCC-F-00681
NAIMCC-F-00682
NAIMCC-F-00683
NAIMCC-F-00684
NAIMCC-F-00685
NAIMCC-F-00686
NAIMCC-F-00687
NAIMCC-F-00688
NAIMCC-F-00689
NAIMCC-F-00690
NAIMCC-F-00691
NAIMCC-F-00692
NAIMCC-F-00693
NAIMCC-F-00694
NAIMCC-F-00695
NAIMCC-F-00696
NAIMCC-F-00697
NAIMCC-F-00698
NAIMCC-F-00699
NAIMCC-F-00700
NAIMCC-F-00701
NAIMCC-F-00702
NAIMCC-F-00703
NAIMCC-F-00704
NAIMCC-F-00705
NAIMCC-F-00706
NAIMCC-F-00707
NAIMCC-F-00708
NAIMCC-F-00709
NAIMCC-F-00710
NAIMCC-F-00711
NAIMCC-F-00712
182
Colletotrichum musae
Colletotrichum musae
Colletotrichum nupharicola
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum tabacum
Colletotricum gloeosporioides
Colletotricum gloeosporioides
Comamonas acidovorans
Conidiobolus globuliferus
Conidiobolus nanodes
Coniella fragariae
Coniella petrakii
Coniochaeta leucoplaca
Coniochaetidium boothii
Coprinus cinereus (Schaeffer) S. F. Gray
Corticium salmonicolor
Corynascus novoguineensis
Corynascus sepedonium
Corynascus verrucosus
Corynespora cassiicola
Corynespora cassiicola
Cryptosporiopsis sp.
Cryptosporiopsis sp.
Cunninghamella blakesleeana
Cunninghamella blakesleeana
Cunninghamella echinulata
Cunninghamella elegans
Curvularia andropogonis
Curvularia borreriae
Curvularia falax
Curvularia fallax
Curvularia lunata
Curvularia lunata
Curvularia lunata
Curvularia lunata
Curvularia lunata var. aeria
Curvularia oryzae
Curvularia ovoidea
Curvularia ovoidea
Curvularia ovoidea
Curvularia prasadii
Curvularia prasadii
Curvularia sp.
Curvularia trifolii
Cylindrocarpon destructans
Cylindrocarpon lichenicola
Cylindrocladium colhounii
Cylindrocladium colhounii
NAIMCC-F-00713
NAIMCC-F-00714
NAIMCC-F-00715
NAIMCC-F-00716
NAIMCC-F-00717
NAIMCC-F-00718
NAIMCC-F-00719
NAIMCC-F-00720
NAIMCC-F-00721
NAIMCC-F-00722
NAIMCC-F-00723
NAIMCC-F-00724
NAIMCC-F-00725
NAIMCC-F-00726
NAIMCC-F-00727
NAIMCC-F-00728
NAIMCC-F-00729
NAIMCC-F-00730
NAIMCC-F-00731
NAIMCC-F-00732
NAIMCC-F-00733
NAIMCC-F-00734
NAIMCC-F-00735
NAIMCC-F-00736
NAIMCC-F-00737
NAIMCC-F-00738
NAIMCC-F-00739
NAIMCC-F-00740
NAIMCC-F-00741
NAIMCC-F-00742
NAIMCC-F-00743
NAIMCC-F-00744
NAIMCC-F-00745
NAIMCC-F-00746
NAIMCC-F-00747
NAIMCC-F-00748
NAIMCC-F-00749
NAIMCC-F-00750
NAIMCC-F-00751
NAIMCC-F-00752
NAIMCC-F-00753
NAIMCC-F-00754
NAIMCC-F-00755
NAIMCC-F-00756
NAIMCC-F-00757
NAIMCC-F-00758
NAIMCC-F-00759
NAIMCC-F-00760
NAIMCC-F-00761
NAIMCC-F-00762
NAIMCC-F-00763
NAIMCC-F-00764
NAIMCC-F-00765
NAIMCC-F-00766
NAIMCC-F-00767
Cytophaga winogradsky
Cytospora eriobotryae
Cytospora sp.
Dactylaria sp.
Dichotomocladium hesseltinci
Dichotomocladium hesseltinei
Dichotomocladium robustum
Dichotomomyces cejpii
Dichotomophthoropsis nymphaearum
Dictyoarthrinium sacchari
Doassansia hygrophilae
Drechslera teramera
Dwayamala prathilomaka
Echinocatena arthrinioides
Eleutherascus lectardii
Ellurema indica
Elsino jasmini
Emericella indica
Emericella pluriseminata
Emericella variecolor
Emericellopsis minima
Emericellopsis minima Stolk
Emericellopsis synnematicola
Emericellopsis synnematicola Mathur
and Thirum.
Entyloma globigenum
Ephelis oryzae
Erratomyces thirumalacharii
Exophiala dermatitidis
Exophiala jeanselmei var. lecanii-corni
Exophiala mansonii
Exserohilum heteropogonicola
Fennellia flavipes
Fennellia flavipes
Fennellia flavipes
Fungi
Fungi
Fusariella concinna
Fusariella hughesii
Fusariella hughesii
Fusarium acutatum
Fusarium avenaceum
Fusarium bugnicourtii
Fusarium chlamydosporium
NAIMCC-F-00768
NAIMCC-F-00769
NAIMCC-F-00770
NAIMCC-F-00771
NAIMCC-F-00772
NAIMCC-F-00773
NAIMCC-F-00774
NAIMCC-F-00775
NAIMCC-F-00776
NAIMCC-F-00777
NAIMCC-F-00778
NAIMCC-F-00779
NAIMCC-F-00780
NAIMCC-F-00781
NAIMCC-F-00782
NAIMCC-F-00783
NAIMCC-F-00784
NAIMCC-F-00785
NAIMCC-F-00786
NAIMCC-F-00787
NAIMCC-F-00788
NAIMCC-F-00789
NAIMCC-F-00790
NAIMCC-F-00791
NAIMCC-F-00792
NAIMCC-F-00793
NAIMCC-F-00794
NAIMCC-F-00795
NAIMCC-F-00796
NAIMCC-F-00797
NAIMCC-F-00798
NAIMCC-F-00799
NAIMCC-F-00800
NAIMCC-F-00801
NAIMCC-F-00802
NAIMCC-F-00803
NAIMCC-F-00804
NAIMCC-F-00805
NAIMCC-F-00806
NAIMCC-F-00807
NAIMCC-F-00808
NAIMCC-F-00809
NAIMCC-F-00810
NAIMCC-F-00811
NAIMCC-F-00812
NAIMCC-F-00813
NAIMCC-F-00814
NAIMCC-F-00815
NAIMCC-F-00816
NAIMCC-F-00817
NAIMCC-F-00818
NAIMCC-F-00819
NAIMCC-F-00820
NAIMCC-F-00821
Fusarium chlamydosporium Woolenw
and Reinking
Fusarium clamydosporum
Fusarium culmorum
Fusarium culmorum
Fusarium decemcellulare
Fusarium equiseti
Fusarium equiseti
Fusarium graminearum
Fusarium graminearum Schwabe
Fusarium illudens
Fusarium lateritium
Fusarium lateritium Nees
Fusarium longipes
Fusarium longipes
Fusarium merismoides
Fusarium moliniformae
Fusarium moliniformae
Fusarium moniliforme var. intermedium
Fusarium moniliforme var.
subglutinans
Fusarium moniliforme var.
subglutinans
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
NAIMCC-F-00822
NAIMCC-F-00823
NAIMCC-F-00824
NAIMCC-F-00825
NAIMCC-F-00826
NAIMCC-F-00827
NAIMCC-F-00828
NAIMCC-F-00829
NAIMCC-F-00830
NAIMCC-F-00831
NAIMCC-F-00832
NAIMCC-F-00833
NAIMCC-F-00834
NAIMCC-F-00835
NAIMCC-F-00836
NAIMCC-F-00837
NAIMCC-F-00838
NAIMCC-F-00839
NAIMCC-F-00840
NAIMCC-F-00841
NAIMCC-F-00842
NAIMCC-F-00843
NAIMCC-F-00844
NAIMCC-F-00845
NAIMCC-F-00846
NAIMCC-F-00847
NAIMCC-F-00848
NAIMCC-F-00849
NAIMCC-F-00850
NAIMCC-F-00851
NAIMCC-F-00852
NAIMCC-F-00853
NAIMCC-F-00854
NAIMCC-F-00855
NAIMCC-F-00856
NAIMCC-F-00857
NAIMCC-F-00858
NAIMCC-F-00859
NAIMCC-F-00860
NAIMCC-F-00861
NAIMCC-F-00862
NAIMCC-F-00863
NAIMCC-F-00864
NAIMCC-F-00865
NAIMCC-F-00866
NAIMCC-F-00867
NAIMCC-F-00868
NAIMCC-F-00869
NAIMCC-F-00870
NAIMCC-F-00871
NAIMCC-F-00872
NAIMCC-F-00873
NAIMCC-F-00874
NAIMCC-F-00875
NAIMCC-F-00876
Fusarium oxysporum cubence

Fusarium oxysporum cubence
Fusarium oxysporum cubense
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. dianthi
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. dianthi
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. gladioli
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceris
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cucumerium
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.
Cucumerium
183
NAIMCC-F-00877
NAIMCC-F-00878
NAIMCC-F-00879
NAIMCC-F-00880
NAIMCC-F-00881
NAIMCC-F-00882
NAIMCC-F-00883
NAIMCC-F-00884
NAIMCC-F-00885
NAIMCC-F-00886
NAIMCC-F-00887
NAIMCC-F-00888
NAIMCC-F-00889
NAIMCC-F-00890
NAIMCC-F-00891
NAIMCC-F-00892
NAIMCC-F-00893
NAIMCC-F-00894
NAIMCC-F-00895
NAIMCC-F-00896
NAIMCC-F-00897
NAIMCC-F-00898
NAIMCC-F-00899
NAIMCC-F-00900
NAIMCC-F-00901
NAIMCC-F-00902
NAIMCC-F-00903
NAIMCC-F-00904
NAIMCC-F-00905
NAIMCC-F-00906
NAIMCC-F-00907
NAIMCC-F-00908
NAIMCC-F-00909
NAIMCC-F-00910
NAIMCC-F-00911
NAIMCC-F-00912
NAIMCC-F-00913
NAIMCC-F-00914
NAIMCC-F-00915
NAIMCC-F-00916
NAIMCC-F-00917
NAIMCC-F-00918
NAIMCC-F-00919
NAIMCC-F-00920
NAIMCC-F-00921
NAIMCC-F-00922
NAIMCC-F-00923
NAIMCC-F-00924
NAIMCC-F-00925
NAIMCC-F-00926
NAIMCC-F-00927
NAIMCC-F-00928
NAIMCC-F-00929
NAIMCC-F-00930
NAIMCC-F-00931
NAIMCC-F-00932
184

Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. meloni
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. pisi
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. carthami
NAIMCC-F-00933
NAIMCC-F-00934
NAIMCC-F-00935
NAIMCC-F-00936
NAIMCC-F-00937
NAIMCC-F-00938
NAIMCC-F-00939
NAIMCC-F-00940
NAIMCC-F-00941
NAIMCC-F-00942
NAIMCC-F-00943
NAIMCC-F-00944
NAIMCC-F-00945
NAIMCC-F-00946
NAIMCC-F-00947
NAIMCC-F-00948
NAIMCC-F-00949
NAIMCC-F-00950
NAIMCC-F-00951
NAIMCC-F-00952
NAIMCC-F-00953
NAIMCC-F-00954
NAIMCC-F-00955
NAIMCC-F-00956
NAIMCC-F-00957
NAIMCC-F-00958
NAIMCC-F-00959
NAIMCC-F-00960
NAIMCC-F-00961
NAIMCC-F-00962
NAIMCC-F-00963
NAIMCC-F-00964
NAIMCC-F-00965
NAIMCC-F-00966
NAIMCC-F-00967
NAIMCC-F-00968
NAIMCC-F-00969
NAIMCC-F-00970
NAIMCC-F-00971
NAIMCC-F-00972
NAIMCC-F-00973
NAIMCC-F-00974
NAIMCC-F-00975
NAIMCC-F-00976
NAIMCC-F-00977
NAIMCC-F-00978
NAIMCC-F-00979
NAIMCC-F-00980
NAIMCC-F-00981
NAIMCC-F-00982
NAIMCC-F-00983
NAIMCC-F-00984
NAIMCC-F-00985
NAIMCC-F-00986
NAIMCC-F-00987

Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cepae
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. vesinfectum
Fusarium pallidoroseum
Fusarium pallidoroseum (Cooke) Sacc.
Fusarium proliferatum (mats.)
Nirenberg
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sacchari
Fusarium sambucinum
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
NAIMCC-F-00988
NAIMCC-F-00989
NAIMCC-F-00990
NAIMCC-F-00991
NAIMCC-F-00992
NAIMCC-F-00993
NAIMCC-F-00994
NAIMCC-F-00995
NAIMCC-F-00996
NAIMCC-F-00997
NAIMCC-F-00998
NAIMCC-F-00999
NAIMCC-F-01000
NAIMCC-F-01001
NAIMCC-F-01002
NAIMCC-F-01003
NAIMCC-F-01004
NAIMCC-F-01005
NAIMCC-F-01006
NAIMCC-F-01007
NAIMCC-F-01008
NAIMCC-F-01009
NAIMCC-F-01010
NAIMCC-F-01011
NAIMCC-F-01012
NAIMCC-F-01013
NAIMCC-F-01014
NAIMCC-F-01015
NAIMCC-F-01016
NAIMCC-F-01017
NAIMCC-F-01018
NAIMCC-F-01019
NAIMCC-F-01020
NAIMCC-F-01021
NAIMCC-F-01022
NAIMCC-F-01023
NAIMCC-F-01024
NAIMCC-F-01025
NAIMCC-F-01026
NAIMCC-F-01027
NAIMCC-F-01028
NAIMCC-F-01029
NAIMCC-F-01030
NAIMCC-F-01031
NAIMCC-F-01032
NAIMCC-F-01033
NAIMCC-F-01034
NAIMCC-F-01035
NAIMCC-F-01036
NAIMCC-F-01037
NAIMCC-F-01038
NAIMCC-F-01039
NAIMCC-F-01040
NAIMCC-F-01041
NAIMCC-F-01042
NAIMCC-F-01043
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium sp.
Fusarium sp.
Fusarium sp.
Fusarium sporotrichioides Sherb.
Fusarium spp.
Fusarium stilboides
Fusarium tricinctum
Fusarium tumidum Sherb
Fusarium tumidum Sherb.
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
NAIMCC-F-01044
NAIMCC-F-01045
NAIMCC-F-01046
NAIMCC-F-01047
NAIMCC-F-01048
NAIMCC-F-01049
NAIMCC-F-01050
NAIMCC-F-01051
NAIMCC-F-01052
NAIMCC-F-01053
NAIMCC-F-01054
NAIMCC-F-01055
NAIMCC-F-01056
NAIMCC-F-01057
NAIMCC-F-01058
NAIMCC-F-01059
NAIMCC-F-01060
NAIMCC-F-01061
NAIMCC-F-01062
NAIMCC-F-01063
NAIMCC-F-01064
NAIMCC-F-01065
NAIMCC-F-01066
NAIMCC-F-01067
NAIMCC-F-01068
NAIMCC-F-01069
NAIMCC-F-01070
NAIMCC-F-01071
NAIMCC-F-01072
NAIMCC-F-01073
NAIMCC-F-01074
NAIMCC-F-01075
NAIMCC-F-01076
NAIMCC-F-01077
NAIMCC-F-01078
NAIMCC-F-01079
NAIMCC-F-01080
NAIMCC-F-01081
NAIMCC-F-01082
NAIMCC-F-01083
NAIMCC-F-01084
NAIMCC-F-01085
NAIMCC-F-01086
NAIMCC-F-01087
NAIMCC-F-01088
NAIMCC-F-01089
NAIMCC-F-01090
NAIMCC-F-01091
NAIMCC-F-01092
NAIMCC-F-01093
NAIMCC-F-01094
NAIMCC-F-01095
NAIMCC-F-01096
NAIMCC-F-01097
NAIMCC-F-01098
NAIMCC-F-01099
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
185
NAIMCC-F-01100
NAIMCC-F-01101
NAIMCC-F-01102
NAIMCC-F-01103
NAIMCC-F-01104
NAIMCC-F-01105
NAIMCC-F-01106
NAIMCC-F-01107
NAIMCC-F-01108
NAIMCC-F-01109
NAIMCC-F-01110
NAIMCC-F-01111
NAIMCC-F-01112
NAIMCC-F-01113
NAIMCC-F-01114
NAIMCC-F-01115
NAIMCC-F-01116
NAIMCC-F-01117
NAIMCC-F-01118
NAIMCC-F-01119
NAIMCC-F-01120
NAIMCC-F-01121
NAIMCC-F-01122
NAIMCC-F-01123
NAIMCC-F-01124
NAIMCC-F-01125
NAIMCC-F-01126
NAIMCC-F-01127
NAIMCC-F-01128
NAIMCC-F-01129
NAIMCC-F-01130
NAIMCC-F-01131
NAIMCC-F-01132
NAIMCC-F-01133
NAIMCC-F-01134
NAIMCC-F-01135
NAIMCC-F-01136
NAIMCC-F-01137
NAIMCC-F-01138
NAIMCC-F-01139
NAIMCC-F-01140
NAIMCC-F-01141
NAIMCC-F-01142
NAIMCC-F-01143
NAIMCC-F-01144
NAIMCC-F-01145
NAIMCC-F-01146
NAIMCC-F-01147
NAIMCC-F-01148
NAIMCC-F-01149
NAIMCC-F-01150
NAIMCC-F-01151
NAIMCC-F-01152
NAIMCC-F-01153
NAIMCC-F-01154
NAIMCC-F-01155
186
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum E. Butler
Fusarium ventricosum
Fusariun solani
Fusariun solani
Fusariun solani
Fusariun solani
Fusariun solani
Fusariun solani
Ganoderma lucidium (Leysser) Karsten
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Ganoderma lucidum
Gelasinospora indica
Georgefischeria riveae
Geosmithia lavandula
Geotrichum candidum
Geotrichum candidum
Geotrichum candidum
Geotrichum candidum
NAIMCC-F-01156
NAIMCC-F-01157
NAIMCC-F-01158
NAIMCC-F-01159
NAIMCC-F-01160
NAIMCC-F-01161
NAIMCC-F-01162
NAIMCC-F-01163
NAIMCC-F-01164
NAIMCC-F-01165
NAIMCC-F-01166
NAIMCC-F-01167
NAIMCC-F-01168
NAIMCC-F-01169
NAIMCC-F-01170
NAIMCC-F-01171
NAIMCC-F-01172
NAIMCC-F-01173
NAIMCC-F-01174
NAIMCC-F-01175
NAIMCC-F-01176
NAIMCC-F-01177
NAIMCC-F-01178
NAIMCC-F-01179
NAIMCC-F-01180
NAIMCC-F-01181
NAIMCC-F-01182
NAIMCC-F-01183
NAIMCC-F-01184
NAIMCC-F-01185
NAIMCC-F-01186
NAIMCC-F-01187
NAIMCC-F-01188
NAIMCC-F-01189
NAIMCC-F-01190
NAIMCC-F-01191
NAIMCC-F-01192
NAIMCC-F-01193
NAIMCC-F-01194
NAIMCC-F-01195
NAIMCC-F-01196
NAIMCC-F-01197
NAIMCC-F-01198
NAIMCC-F-01199
NAIMCC-F-01200
NAIMCC-F-01201
NAIMCC-F-01202
NAIMCC-F-01203
NAIMCC-F-01204
NAIMCC-F-01205
NAIMCC-F-01206
NAIMCC-F-01207
NAIMCC-F-01208
NAIMCC-F-01209
NAIMCC-F-01210
NAIMCC-F-01211
Gilbertella persicaria
Gilmaniella humicola
Glioc1adium virens
Gliocephalotrichum bulbilium
Gliocladium roseum
Gliocladium sp.
Gliocladium sp.
Gliocladium virens
Gliocladium virens
Gliocladium virens
Gliomastix sp.
Gliomastix musicola
Gliomastix novae-zelandiae
Gliomastix novae-zelandiae
Gloeocercospora sorghi
Gloeocercospora sorghi
Gloeophyllum trabeum (Pers.) Murrill
Gloeosporium theae-sinensis
Glomerella sp.
Glomerella cingulata
Glomerella phyllanthi
Glomerrela cingulata
Glomerrela cingulata
Gonatobotryum apiculatum
Gongroncella butleri
Gonytrichum macrocladum
NAIMCC-F-01212
NAIMCC-F-01213
NAIMCC-F-01214
NAIMCC-F-01215
NAIMCC-F-01216
NAIMCC-F-01217
NAIMCC-F-01218
NAIMCC-F-01219
NAIMCC-F-01220
NAIMCC-F-01221
NAIMCC-F-01222
NAIMCC-F-01223
NAIMCC-F-01224
NAIMCC-F-01225
NAIMCC-F-01226
NAIMCC-F-01227
NAIMCC-F-01228
NAIMCC-F-01229
NAIMCC-F-01230
NAIMCC-F-01231
NAIMCC-F-01232
NAIMCC-F-01233
NAIMCC-F-01234
NAIMCC-F-01235
NAIMCC-F-01236
NAIMCC-F-01237
NAIMCC-F-01238
NAIMCC-F-01239
NAIMCC-F-01240
NAIMCC-F-01241
NAIMCC-F-01242
NAIMCC-F-01243
NAIMCC-F-01244
NAIMCC-F-01245
NAIMCC-F-01246
NAIMCC-F-01247
NAIMCC-F-01248
NAIMCC-F-01249
NAIMCC-F-01250
NAIMCC-F-01251
NAIMCC-F-01252
NAIMCC-F-01253
NAIMCC-F-01254
NAIMCC-F-01255
NAIMCC-F-01256
NAIMCC-F-01257
NAIMCC-F-01258
NAIMCC-F-01259
NAIMCC-F-01260
NAIMCC-F-01261
NAIMCC-F-01262
NAIMCC-F-01263
NAIMCC-F-01264
NAIMCC-F-01265
NAIMCC-F-01266
NAIMCC-F-01267
Graphium penicillioides
Graphium penicillioides
Graphium putredinis
Greeneria uvicola
Guignardia heveae
Gymnascella citrina
Gymnascella dankaliensis
Gymnascella dankaliensis
Gymnascella hyalinospora
Gymnascella marginispora
Gymnascella nodulosa
Gymnoascoideus petalosporus
Gymnoascoideus petalosporus
Gymnoascus alatosporus
Hansfordia pulvinata
Helminthosporium compactum Karst.
Heterocephalum aurantiacum
Heteroconium chaetospira
Hirsutella thompsonii
Hirsutella thompsonii
Humicola fuscoastra
Humicola grisea
Humicola insolens
Hyalodendron lignicola
Hymenopsis trochiloides
Hyphomucor assamensis
Hypocopra hypocoproides
Hypoxylon
Isaria felina
Keratinophyton terreum
Keratinophyton terreum
Kernia bifurcotricha
Khuskia oryzae
Kirkomyces cordensis
Lecanicillium psalliotae
Lecythophora mutabilis
Lentinus tigrinus (Bull.) Fr.
Leptodontidium elatius var. elatius
Leptoxyphium
Linderina pennispora
Lophotrichus bartlettii
Macrophomina phaseolina
NAIMCC-F-01268
NAIMCC-F-01269
NAIMCC-F-01270
NAIMCC-F-01271
NAIMCC-F-01272
NAIMCC-F-01273
NAIMCC-F-01274
NAIMCC-F-01275
NAIMCC-F-01276
NAIMCC-F-01277
NAIMCC-F-01278
NAIMCC-F-01279
NAIMCC-F-01280
NAIMCC-F-01281
NAIMCC-F-01282
NAIMCC-F-01283
NAIMCC-F-01284
NAIMCC-F-01285
NAIMCC-F-01286
NAIMCC-F-01287
NAIMCC-F-01288
NAIMCC-F-01289
NAIMCC-F-01290
NAIMCC-F-01291
NAIMCC-F-01292
NAIMCC-F-01293
NAIMCC-F-01294
NAIMCC-F-01295
NAIMCC-F-01296
NAIMCC-F-01297
NAIMCC-F-01298
NAIMCC-F-01299
NAIMCC-F-01300
NAIMCC-F-01301
NAIMCC-F-01302
NAIMCC-F-01303
NAIMCC-F-01304
NAIMCC-F-01305
NAIMCC-F-01306
NAIMCC-F-01307
NAIMCC-F-01308
NAIMCC-F-01309
NAIMCC-F-01310
NAIMCC-F-01311
NAIMCC-F-01312
NAIMCC-F-01313
NAIMCC-F-01314
NAIMCC-F-01315
NAIMCC-F-01316
NAIMCC-F-01317
NAIMCC-F-01318
NAIMCC-F-01319
NAIMCC-F-01320
NAIMCC-F-01321
NAIMCC-F-01322
NAIMCC-F-01323
Malbranchea sulfurea
Massariothea shawiae
Melanocarpus thermophiles
Melanospora singaporensis
Melanospora zamiae
Melanospora zamiae
Memnoniella echinata
Memnoniella levispora
Merimbla ingelheimense
Metarhizium anisopliae
Metarhizium flavoviride
Microascus albonigrescens
Microascus brevicaulis
Microascus cinereus
Microascus cinereus
Microascus cirrosus
Microascus cirrosus
Microascus doguetii
Microascus griseus
Microascus trigonosporus
Microdochium oryzae
Microphomina phaseolina
Microsporum canis Bodin
Microsporum gypseum
187
NAIMCC-F-01324
NAIMCC-F-01325
NAIMCC-F-01326
NAIMCC-F-01327
NAIMCC-F-01328
NAIMCC-F-01329
NAIMCC-F-01330
NAIMCC-F-01331
NAIMCC-F-01332
NAIMCC-F-01333
NAIMCC-F-01334
NAIMCC-F-01335
NAIMCC-F-01336
NAIMCC-F-01337
NAIMCC-F-01338
NAIMCC-F-01339
NAIMCC-F-01340
NAIMCC-F-01341
NAIMCC-F-01342
NAIMCC-F-01343
NAIMCC-F-01344
NAIMCC-F-01345
NAIMCC-F-01346
NAIMCC-F-01347
NAIMCC-F-01348
NAIMCC-F-01349
NAIMCC-F-01350
NAIMCC-F-01351
NAIMCC-F-01352
NAIMCC-F-01353
NAIMCC-F-01354
NAIMCC-F-01355
NAIMCC-F-01356
NAIMCC-F-01357
NAIMCC-F-01358
NAIMCC-F-01359
NAIMCC-F-01360
NAIMCC-F-01361
NAIMCC-F-01362
NAIMCC-F-01363
NAIMCC-F-01364
NAIMCC-F-01365
NAIMCC-F-01366
NAIMCC-F-01367
NAIMCC-F-01368
NAIMCC-F-01369
NAIMCC-F-01370
NAIMCC-F-01371
NAIMCC-F-01372
NAIMCC-F-01373
NAIMCC-F-01374
NAIMCC-F-01375
NAIMCC-F-01376
NAIMCC-F-01377
NAIMCC-F-01378
NAIMCC-F-01379
188
Microsporum gypseum
Microxyphiella hibiscifolia
Microxyphiella hibiscifolia
Moesziomyces penicillariae
Monascus rubber
Monascus ruber
Monascus ruber
Monodictys fluctuata
Mucor sp.
Mucor bainieri
Mucor circinelloides
Mucor circinelloides f. circinelloides
Mucor circinelloides f. griseocyanus
Mucor circinelloides f. griseocyanus
Mucor circinelloides f. janssenii
Mucor flavus
Mucor hiemalis f. luteus
Mucor hiemalis f. luteus
Mucor hiemalis f.corticola
Mucor mucedo
Mucor odoratus
Mucor racemosus
Mucor racemosus
Mucor racemosus
Mucor subtilissimus
Mucor variabilis
Myceliophthora thermophila
Mycoleptodiscus unlsteralis
Mycosphaerella coffeicola
Mycosphaerella mori
Mycosphaerella mori
Mycotypha indica
Mycotypha indica
Mycotypha microspora
Mycotypha microspora
Myrotheciopsis sp.
Myrothecium carmichaelii
Myrothecium leucotrichum
Myrothecium prestonii
Myrothecium roridum
Myrothecium roridum
Myrothecium roridum
Myrothecium verrucaria
Narasimhania alismatis
Nattrassia mangiferae
Nattrassia mangiferae
Nectria gliocladioides
Nectria illudens
NAIMCC-F-01380
NAIMCC-F-01381
NAIMCC-F-01382
NAIMCC-F-01383
NAIMCC-F-01384
NAIMCC-F-01385
NAIMCC-F-01386
NAIMCC-F-01387
NAIMCC-F-01388
NAIMCC-F-01389
NAIMCC-F-01390
NAIMCC-F-01391
NAIMCC-F-01392
NAIMCC-F-01393
NAIMCC-F-01394
NAIMCC-F-01395
NAIMCC-F-01396
NAIMCC-F-01397
NAIMCC-F-01398
NAIMCC-F-01399
NAIMCC-F-01400
NAIMCC-F-01401
NAIMCC-F-01402
NAIMCC-F-01403
NAIMCC-F-01404
NAIMCC-F-01405
NAIMCC-F-01406
NAIMCC-F-01407
NAIMCC-F-01408
NAIMCC-F-01409
NAIMCC-F-01410
NAIMCC-F-01411
NAIMCC-F-01412
NAIMCC-F-01413
NAIMCC-F-01414
NAIMCC-F-01415
NAIMCC-F-01416
NAIMCC-F-01417
NAIMCC-F-01418
NAIMCC-F-01419
NAIMCC-F-01420
NAIMCC-F-01421
NAIMCC-F-01422
NAIMCC-F-01423
NAIMCC-F-01424
NAIMCC-F-01425
NAIMCC-F-01426
NAIMCC-F-01427
NAIMCC-F-01428
NAIMCC-F-01429
NAIMCC-F-01430
NAIMCC-F-01431
NAIMCC-F-01432
NAIMCC-F-01433
NAIMCC-F-01434
NAIMCC-F-01435
Nectria viridescens
Nematospora coryli
Neocosmospora vasinfecta
Neocosmospora vasinfecta
Neocosmospora vasinfeeta var. vasinfeeta
Neosartorya fischeri var. glabra
Neotestudina rosatii
Neurospora Africana
Neurospora crassa
Neurospora dodgei
Neurospora sitophila
Neurospora sp.
Neurospora tetrasperma
Neurospora tetrasperma
Nigrospora oryzae
Nigrospora panici
Nigrospora panici
Nodulisporium africanum
Nodulisporium gregarium
Nodulisporium griseobrunneum
Nodulisporium griseobrunneum
Nodulisporium hinnuleum G. Sm.
Nodulisporium indicum
Nodulisporium sp.
Nomuraea rileyi
Nomuraea rileyi
Oidiodendron echinulatum Barron
Paecilomyces clavisporus
Paecilomyces fumosoroseus
Paecilomyces inflatus
Paecilomyces lilacinus
Paecilomyces sp.
Paecilomyces sp.
Paecilomyces sp.
Paecilomyces sp.
Paecilomyces variotii
Papulaspora byssina
Papulaspora byssina
Paracercospora egenula
Pectinotrichum llanense
Peltasterinostroma rubi
Penicillium albicans
Penicillium anatolicum
Penicillium aurantiogriseum
Penicillium avellaneum
Penicillium camembertii
Penicillium capsulatum
Penicillium chermesinum
NAIMCC-F-01436
NAIMCC-F-01437
NAIMCC-F-01438
NAIMCC-F-01439
NAIMCC-F-01440
NAIMCC-F-01441
NAIMCC-F-01442
NAIMCC-F-01443
NAIMCC-F-01444
NAIMCC-F-01445
NAIMCC-F-01446
NAIMCC-F-01447
NAIMCC-F-01448
NAIMCC-F-01449
NAIMCC-F-01450
NAIMCC-F-01451
NAIMCC-F-01452
NAIMCC-F-01453
NAIMCC-F-01454
NAIMCC-F-01455
NAIMCC-F-01456
NAIMCC-F-01457
NAIMCC-F-01458
NAIMCC-F-01459
NAIMCC-F-01460
NAIMCC-F-01461
NAIMCC-F-01462
NAIMCC-F-01463
NAIMCC-F-01464
NAIMCC-F-01465
NAIMCC-F-01466
NAIMCC-F-01467
NAIMCC-F-01468
NAIMCC-F-01469
NAIMCC-F-01470
NAIMCC-F-01471
NAIMCC-F-01472
NAIMCC-F-01473
NAIMCC-F-01474
NAIMCC-F-01475
NAIMCC-F-01476
NAIMCC-F-01477
NAIMCC-F-01478
NAIMCC-F-01479
NAIMCC-F-01480
NAIMCC-F-01481
NAIMCC-F-01482
NAIMCC-F-01483
NAIMCC-F-01484
NAIMCC-F-01485
NAIMCC-F-01486
NAIMCC-F-01487
NAIMCC-F-01488
NAIMCC-F-01489
NAIMCC-F-01490
NAIMCC-F-01491
Penicillium chrysogenum
Penicillium citrinum
Penicillium crustosum
Penicillium daleae
Penicillium daleae
Penicillium decumbens
Penicillium decumbens
Penicillium digitatum
Penicillium diversum
Penicillium echinulatum
Penicillium emmonsii
Penicillium erubescens
Penicillium expansum
Penicillium funiculosum
Penicillium glabarum
Penicillium glabrum
Penicillium gladioli
Penicillium implicatum
Penicillium intermedium
Penicillium islandicum
Penicillium kloeckeri
Penicillium lehmanii
Penicillium megasporum
Penicillium meleagrinum
Penicillium montanense
Penicillium olsonii
Penicillium oxalicum
Penicillium papuanum
Penicillium piceum
Penicillium pinophilum
Penicillium pinophilum Hedge
Penicillium purpurogenum
Penicillium raistrickii
Penicillium roseopurpureum
Penicillium rugulosum
Penicillium rugulosum
Penicillium sclerotigenum
Penicillium sclerotiorum
Penicillium solitum Westl
Penicillium spirillum
NAIMCC-F-01492
NAIMCC-F-01493
NAIMCC-F-01494
NAIMCC-F-01495
NAIMCC-F-01496
NAIMCC-F-01497
NAIMCC-F-01498
NAIMCC-F-01499
NAIMCC-F-01500
NAIMCC-F-01501
NAIMCC-F-01502
NAIMCC-F-01503
NAIMCC-F-01504
NAIMCC-F-01505
NAIMCC-F-01506
NAIMCC-F-01507
NAIMCC-F-01508
NAIMCC-F-01509
NAIMCC-F-01510
NAIMCC-F-01511
NAIMCC-F-01512
NAIMCC-F-01513
NAIMCC-F-01514
NAIMCC-F-01515
NAIMCC-F-01516
NAIMCC-F-01517
NAIMCC-F-01518
NAIMCC-F-01519
NAIMCC-F-01520
NAIMCC-F-01521
NAIMCC-F-01522
NAIMCC-F-01523
NAIMCC-F-01524
NAIMCC-F-01525
NAIMCC-F-01526
NAIMCC-F-01527
NAIMCC-F-01528
NAIMCC-F-01529
NAIMCC-F-01530
NAIMCC-F-01531
NAIMCC-F-01532
NAIMCC-F-01533
NAIMCC-F-01534
NAIMCC-F-01535
NAIMCC-F-01536
NAIMCC-F-01537
NAIMCC-F-01538
NAIMCC-F-01539
NAIMCC-F-01540
NAIMCC-F-01541
NAIMCC-F-01542
NAIMCC-F-01543
NAIMCC-F-01544
NAIMCC-F-01545
NAIMCC-F-01546
NAIMCC-F-01547
Penicillium variabile
Pericinia echinochloae
Periconia cookei
Periconia manihoticola
Periconia narsapurensis
Periconia saraswatipurensis
Periconia sp.
Pestalotiopsis aquatica
Pestalotiopsis versicolor
Pestalotiopsis versicolor
Pestalozziella parva
Phacidiopycnis padwickii
Phaeocytostroma megalosporum
Phaeoisaria clematidis
Phaeosporis melasperma
Phaeotrichoconis crotalariae
Phaeotrichoconis crotalariae
Phialomyces macrosporus
Phialophora
Phialophora richardsiae
Phialophora sp.
Phoma multipora
Phoma multipora
Phoma multirostrata
Phoma multirostrata
Phoma nebulosa
Phoma nyctaginea var. boerhaaviae
Phoma ostiolata
Phoma piperis betle
Phoma radicina
Phoma sorghina
Phoma sorghina
Phomopsis sp.
Phomopsis sp.
Phomopsis sp.
Pilidium acerinum
Piptocephalis brijmohanii
Piptocephalis brijmohnii
Piptocephalis brijmohnii
Piptocephalis curvata
Piptocephalis indica
Piptocephalis lepidula
Piptocephalis tieghemiana
Piptocephalis tieghemiana Matr.
Pithomyces cynodontis
Pithomyces maydicus
Pithomyces terricola
Pleospora herbarum
189
NAIMCC-F-01548
NAIMCC-F-01549
NAIMCC-F-01550
NAIMCC-F-01551
NAIMCC-F-01552
NAIMCC-F-01553
NAIMCC-F-01554
NAIMCC-F-01555
NAIMCC-F-01556
NAIMCC-F-01557
NAIMCC-F-01558
NAIMCC-F-01559
NAIMCC-F-01560
NAIMCC-F-01561
NAIMCC-F-01562
NAIMCC-F-01563
NAIMCC-F-01564
NAIMCC-F-01565
NAIMCC-F-01566
NAIMCC-F-01567
NAIMCC-F-01568
NAIMCC-F-01569
NAIMCC-F-01570
NAIMCC-F-01571
NAIMCC-F-01572
NAIMCC-F-01573
NAIMCC-F-01574
NAIMCC-F-01575
NAIMCC-F-01576
NAIMCC-F-01577
NAIMCC-F-01578
NAIMCC-F-01579
NAIMCC-F-01580
NAIMCC-F-01581
NAIMCC-F-01582
NAIMCC-F-01583
NAIMCC-F-01584
NAIMCC-F-01585
NAIMCC-F-01586
NAIMCC-F-01587
NAIMCC-F-01588
NAIMCC-F-01589
NAIMCC-F-01590
NAIMCC-F-01591
NAIMCC-F-01592
NAIMCC-F-01593
NAIMCC-F-01594
NAIMCC-F-01595
NAIMCC-F-01596
NAIMCC-F-01597
NAIMCC-F-01598
NAIMCC-F-01599
190
Pleospora infectoria
Pleospora papaveracea
Pleurotus sajor-caju
Podospora pauciseta
Podospora pauciseta
Poitrasia circinans
Polyschema chambalensis
Polyschema indica
Preussia globosa
Preussia globosa
Preussia vulgaris
Protomycopsis phaseoli
Pseudallescheria ellipsoidea
Pseudocercospora cavarae
Pseudomorfea coffeae
Ptychogaster rubescens
Pycnidiophora aurantiaca
Pycnidiophora aurantiaca
Pycnidiophora dispersa
Pycnidiophora multispora
Pycnoporus sanguineus
Pyrenochaeta dolichi
Pyrenochaeta gardeniae
Pyrenochaeta oryzae
Pyrenochaeta penniseti
Pyrenochaeta rubi-idaei
Radiomyces spectabilis
Ramichloridium apiculatum
Ramichloridium subulatum
Ramulispora sorghi
Ramulispora sorghi
Rhinocladiella indica
Rhizomucor pusillus
Rhizomucor pusillus
Rhizomucor pusillus
Rhizopus microsporus var
.rhizopodiformis
Rhizopus homothallicus
Rhizopus microsporus var. microsporus
Rhizopus microsporus var.
rhizopodiformis
rhizopodiformis
rhizopodiformis
rhizopodiformis
NAIMCC-F-01600
NAIMCC-F-01601
NAIMCC-F-01602
NAIMCC-F-01603
NAIMCC-F-01604
NAIMCC-F-01605
NAIMCC-F-01606
NAIMCC-F-01607
NAIMCC-F-01608
NAIMCC-F-01609
NAIMCC-F-01610
NAIMCC-F-01611
NAIMCC-F-01612
NAIMCC-F-01613
NAIMCC-F-01614
NAIMCC-F-01615
NAIMCC-F-01616
NAIMCC-F-01617
NAIMCC-F-01618
NAIMCC-F-01619
NAIMCC-F-01620
NAIMCC-F-01621
NAIMCC-F-01622
NAIMCC-F-01623
NAIMCC-F-01624
NAIMCC-F-01625
NAIMCC-F-01626
NAIMCC-F-01627
NAIMCC-F-01628
NAIMCC-F-01629
NAIMCC-F-01630
NAIMCC-F-01631
NAIMCC-F-01632
NAIMCC-F-01633
NAIMCC-F-01634
NAIMCC-F-01635
NAIMCC-F-01636
NAIMCC-F-01637
NAIMCC-F-01638
NAIMCC-F-01639
NAIMCC-F-01640
NAIMCC-F-01641
NAIMCC-F-01642
NAIMCC-F-01643
NAIMCC-F-01644
NAIMCC-F-01645
NAIMCC-F-01646
NAIMCC-F-01647
NAIMCC-F-01648
NAIMCC-F-01649
NAIMCC-F-01650
NAIMCC-F-01651
NAIMCC-F-01652
NAIMCC-F-01653
NAIMCC-F-01654

rhizopodiformis
Rhizopus oryzae
Rhizopus oryzae
Rhizopus oryzae
Rhizopus oryzae
Rhizopus stolonifer var. lyococcos
Rhizopus stolonifer var. stolonifer
Rhizopus stolonifera var. stolonifer
Rhodococcus sp.
Robillarda sessilis
Robillarda sessilis
Roumegueriella rufula
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Sacrocladium oryzae
Sarocladium oryzae
Sarocladium oryzae
Sarocladium oryzae
Sarocladium oryzae
Sarocladium oryzae
Sclerotinia ricini
Sclerotium hydrophilum
Sclerotium hydrophilum
Sclerotium rolfsii
Sclerotium rolfsii
Sclrotium rolfsii
Sclrotium rolfsii
Sclrotium rolfsii
Sclrotium rolfsii
Sclrotium rolfsii\
Scolecobasidium humicola
Scolecobasidium terreum
Scolecobasidium verruculosum
Scopulariopsis brumptii
Scopulariopsis carbonaria
Scytalidium thermophilum
Seimatosporium falcatum
Seimatosporium fusisporum
Setosphaeria holmii
NAIMCC-F-01655
NAIMCC-F-01656
NAIMCC-F-01657
NAIMCC-F-01658
NAIMCC-F-01659
NAIMCC-F-01660
NAIMCC-F-01661
NAIMCC-F-01662
NAIMCC-F-01663
NAIMCC-F-01664
NAIMCC-F-01665
NAIMCC-F-01666
NAIMCC-F-01667
NAIMCC-F-01668
NAIMCC-F-01669
NAIMCC-F-01670
NAIMCC-F-01671
NAIMCC-F-01672
NAIMCC-F-01673
NAIMCC-F-01674
NAIMCC-F-01675
NAIMCC-F-01676
NAIMCC-F-01677
NAIMCC-F-01678
NAIMCC-F-01679
NAIMCC-F-01680
NAIMCC-F-01681
NAIMCC-F-01682
NAIMCC-F-01683
NAIMCC-F-01684
NAIMCC-F-01685
NAIMCC-F-01686
NAIMCC-F-01687
NAIMCC-F-01688
NAIMCC-F-01689
NAIMCC-F-01690
NAIMCC-F-01691
NAIMCC-F-01692
NAIMCC-F-01693
NAIMCC-F-01694
NAIMCC-F-01695
NAIMCC-F-01696
NAIMCC-F-01697
NAIMCC-F-01698
NAIMCC-F-01699
NAIMCC-F-01700
NAIMCC-F-01701
NAIMCC-F-01702
NAIMCC-F-01703
NAIMCC-F-01704
NAIMCC-F-01705
NAIMCC-F-01706
NAIMCC-F-01707
NAIMCC-F-01708
NAIMCC-F-01709
NAIMCC-F-01710
Setosphaeria pedicellata
Setosphaeria rostrata
Sordaria fimicola
Sordaria lappae
Sordaria sp.
Sordaria superba
Sorosporium heteropogonicola
Spegazzinia sundara
Spegazzinia sundara
Spegazzinia sundara
Sphacelotheca destruens
Sphaeronaema indicum
Sphaeronaema sesami
Sporormiella minima
Sporormiella minima
Sporothrix cyanescens
Sporothrix rectidentata
Sporothrix sp.
Sporotrichum pulverulentum
Stachybotrys atra
Stachybotrys bisbyi
Staphylotrichum coccosporum
Stemphylium vesicarium
Stigmina carpophila
Stigmina platani
Sutravarana samala
Syncephalus depressa
Tetraploa ellisii
Thamnostylum lucknowense
Thamnostylum piriforme
Thermoascus aurantiacus
Thermoascus aurantiacus
Thermomucor indicae-seudaticae
Thermomucor indicae-seudaticae
Thermomyces stellatus
Thielavia appendiculata
Thielavia fragilis
Thielavia hyrcaniae
Thielavia hyrcaniae
Thielavia sp.
Thielavia subthermophila
Thielavia terricola
Thielavia terricola
Thielavia terricola
Thielavia tortuosa
Torula caligans
Torula herbarum f. quaternella
Torula herbarum f. quaternella
NAIMCC-F-01711
NAIMCC-F-01712
NAIMCC-F-01713
NAIMCC-F-01714
NAIMCC-F-01715
NAIMCC-F-01716
NAIMCC-F-01717
NAIMCC-F-01718
NAIMCC-F-01719
NAIMCC-F-01720
NAIMCC-F-01721
NAIMCC-F-01722
NAIMCC-F-01723
NAIMCC-F-01724
NAIMCC-F-01725
NAIMCC-F-01726
NAIMCC-F-01727
NAIMCC-F-01728
NAIMCC-F-01729
NAIMCC-F-01730
NAIMCC-F-01731
NAIMCC-F-01732
NAIMCC-F-01733
NAIMCC-F-01734
NAIMCC-F-01735
NAIMCC-F-01736
NAIMCC-F-01737
NAIMCC-F-01738
NAIMCC-F-01739
NAIMCC-F-01740
NAIMCC-F-01741
NAIMCC-F-01742
NAIMCC-F-01743
NAIMCC-F-01744
NAIMCC-F-01745
NAIMCC-F-01746
NAIMCC-F-01747
NAIMCC-F-01748
NAIMCC-F-01749
NAIMCC-F-01750
NAIMCC-F-01751
NAIMCC-F-01752
NAIMCC-F-01753
NAIMCC-F-01754
NAIMCC-F-01755
NAIMCC-F-01756
NAIMCC-F-01757
NAIMCC-F-01758
NAIMCC-F-01759
NAIMCC-F-01760
NAIMCC-F-01761
NAIMCC-F-01762
NAIMCC-F-01763
NAIMCC-F-01764
NAIMCC-F-01765
NAIMCC-F-01766
Torula terrestris
Trichobotrys effusa
Trichoderma asperellum
Trichoderma fasiculatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma harzianu,
Trichoderma harzianu,
Trichoderma harzianum
Trichoderma harziunum
Trichoderma lectea
Trichoderma longibrachiatum
191
NAIMCC-F-01767
NAIMCC-F-01768
NAIMCC-F-01769
NAIMCC-F-01770
NAIMCC-F-01771
NAIMCC-F-01772
NAIMCC-F-01773
NAIMCC-F-01774
NAIMCC-F-01775
NAIMCC-F-01776
NAIMCC-F-01777
NAIMCC-F-01778
NAIMCC-F-01779
NAIMCC-F-01780
NAIMCC-F-01781
NAIMCC-F-01782
NAIMCC-F-01783
NAIMCC-F-01784
NAIMCC-F-01785
NAIMCC-F-01786
NAIMCC-F-01787
NAIMCC-F-01788
NAIMCC-F-01789
NAIMCC-F-01790
NAIMCC-F-01791
NAIMCC-F-01792
NAIMCC-F-01793
NAIMCC-F-01794
NAIMCC-F-01795
NAIMCC-F-01796
NAIMCC-F-01797
NAIMCC-F-01798
NAIMCC-F-01799
NAIMCC-F-01800
NAIMCC-F-01801
NAIMCC-F-01802
NAIMCC-F-01803
NAIMCC-F-01804
NAIMCC-F-01805
NAIMCC-F-01806
NAIMCC-F-01807
NAIMCC-F-01808
NAIMCC-F-01809
NAIMCC-F-01810
NAIMCC-F-01811
NAIMCC-F-01812
NAIMCC-F-01813
NAIMCC-F-01814
NAIMCC-F-01815
NAIMCC-F-01816
NAIMCC-F-01817
NAIMCC-F-01818
NAIMCC-F-01819
NAIMCC-F-01820
NAIMCC-F-01821
NAIMCC-F-01822
192
Trichoderma pseudokoningii
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viridae
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
NAIMCC-F-01823
NAIMCC-F-01824
NAIMCC-F-01825
NAIMCC-F-01826
NAIMCC-F-01827
NAIMCC-F-01828
NAIMCC-F-01829
NAIMCC-F-01830
NAIMCC-F-01831
NAIMCC-F-01832
NAIMCC-F-01833
NAIMCC-F-01834
NAIMCC-F-01835
NAIMCC-F-01836
NAIMCC-F-01837
NAIMCC-F-01838
NAIMCC-F-01839
NAIMCC-F-01840
NAIMCC-F-01841
NAIMCC-F-01842
NAIMCC-F-01843
NAIMCC-F-01844
NAIMCC-F-01845
NAIMCC-F-01846
NAIMCC-F-01847
NAIMCC-F-01848
NAIMCC-F-01849
NAIMCC-F-01850
NAIMCC-F-01851
NAIMCC-F-01852
NAIMCC-F-01853
NAIMCC-F-01854
NAIMCC-F-01855
NAIMCC-F-01856
NAIMCC-F-01857
NAIMCC-F-01858
NAIMCC-F-01859
NAIMCC-F-01860
NAIMCC-F-01861
NAIMCC-F-01862
NAIMCC-F-01863
NAIMCC-F-01864
NAIMCC-F-01865
NAIMCC-F-01866
NAIMCC-F-01867
NAIMCC-F-01868
NAIMCC-F-01869
NAIMCC-F-01870
NAIMCC-F-01871
NAIMCC-F-01872
NAIMCC-F-01873
NAIMCC-F-01874
NAIMCC-F-01875
NAIMCC-F-01876
NAIMCC-F-01877
NAIMCC-F-01878
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichothecium parvum
Trichurus spiralis
Tricladium indicum
Tricurus spiralis
Tritirachium oryzae
Tritirachium oryzae
Ulocladium botrytis
Ulocladium consortiale
Ulospora bilgramii
Utharomyces epallocaulus
Venturia inaequalis
Venturia pyrina
Verticillium lamellicola
Verticillium lecanii
Verticillium nigrescens
Verticillium psalliotae
Verticillium sp.
Verticillium sp.
Verticillium sp.
Volutella lini
Volutella lini
Volutella sp.
Wallemia sebi
Wardomyces inflatus
Wiesneriomyces laurinus
Xylochia stegonsporioides
Zopfiella karachiensis
Zopfiella tetraspora
Zygorhynchus heterogamous
Zygorhynchus moelleri
Zygosporium echinosporum
Zygosporium gibbum
Zygosporium masonii
NAIMCC-F-01879
NAIMCC-F-01880
NAIMCC-F-01881
NAIMCC-F-01882
NAIMCC-F-01883
NAIMCC-F-01884
NAIMCC-F-01885
NAIMCC-F-01886
NAIMCC-F-01887
NAIMCC-F-01888
NAIMCC-F-01889
NAIMCC-F-01890
NAIMCC-F-01891
NAIMCC-F-01892
NAIMCC-F-01893
NAIMCC-F-01894
NAIMCC-F-01895
NAIMCC-F-01896
NAIMCC-F-01897
NAIMCC-F-01898
NAIMCC-F-01899
NAIMCC-F-01900
NAIMCC-F-01901
NAIMCC-F-01902
NAIMCC-F-01903
NAIMCC-F-01904
NAIMCC-F-01905
NAIMCC-F-01906
NAIMCC-F-01907
NAIMCC-F-01908
NAIMCC-F-01909
NAIMCC-F-01910
NAIMCC-F-01911
NAIMCC-F-01912
NAIMCC-F-01913
NAIMCC-F-01914
NAIMCC-F-01915
NAIMCC-F-01916
NAIMCC-F-01917
NAIMCC-F-01918
NAIMCC-F-01919
NAIMCC-F-01920
NAIMCC-F-01921
NAIMCC-F-01922
NAIMCC-F-01923
NAIMCC-F-01924
NAIMCC-F-01925
NAIMCC-F-01926
NAIMCC-F-01927
NAIMCC-F-01928
NAIMCC-F-01929
NAIMCC-F-01930
NAIMCC-F-01931
NAIMCC-F-01932
NAIMCC-F-01933
NAIMCC-F-01934
Fusarium palhidoroseum
Fusarium fusarioides
Fusarium oxysposum
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
NAIMCC-F-01935
NAIMCC-F-01936
NAIMCC-F-01937
NAIMCC-F-01938
NAIMCC-F-01939
NAIMCC-F-01940
NAIMCC-F-01941
NAIMCC-F-01942
NAIMCC-F-01943
NAIMCC-F-01944
NAIMCC-F-01945
NAIMCC-F-01946
NAIMCC-F-01947
NAIMCC-F-01948
NAIMCC-F-01949
NAIMCC-F-01950
NAIMCC-F-01951
NAIMCC-F-01952
NAIMCC-F-01953
NAIMCC-F-01954
NAIMCC-F-01955
NAIMCC-F-01956
NAIMCC-F-01957
NAIMCC-F-01958
NAIMCC-F-01959
NAIMCC-F-01960
NAIMCC-F-01961
NAIMCC-F-01962
NAIMCC-F-01963
NAIMCC-F-01964
NAIMCC-F-01965
NAIMCC-F-01966
NAIMCC-F-01967
NAIMCC-F-01968
NAIMCC-F-01969
NAIMCC-F-01970
NAIMCC-F-01971
NAIMCC-F-01972
NAIMCC-F-01973
NAIMCC-F-01974
NAIMCC-F-01975
NAIMCC-F-01976
NAIMCC-F-01977
NAIMCC-F-01978
NAIMCC-F-01979
NAIMCC-F-01980
NAIMCC-F-01981
NAIMCC-F-01982
NAIMCC-F-01983
NAIMCC-F-01984
NAIMCC-F-01985
NAIMCC-F-01986
NAIMCC-F-01987
NAIMCC-F-01988
NAIMCC-F-01989
NAIMCC-F-01990
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Trichoderma asperellum
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus melleus
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus melleus
Aspergillus melleus
Aspergillus melleus
Aspergillus melleus
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus clavatus
Talaromyces flavus
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Rhizoctonia solani
Rhizoctonia solani
Rhizoctonia solani
Rhizoctonia solani
Alternaria cassia
Alternaria poneasis
Alternaria porri
Alternaria solani
Alternaria spp.
Alternaria spp.
Alternaria tenissima
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus niger
193
NAIMCC-F-01991
NAIMCC-F-01992
NAIMCC-F-01993
NAIMCC-F-01994
NAIMCC-F-01995
NAIMCC-F-01996
NAIMCC-F-01997
NAIMCC-F-01998
NAIMCC-F-01999
NAIMCC-F-02000
NAIMCC-F-02001
NAIMCC-F-02002
NAIMCC-F-02003
NAIMCC-F-02004
NAIMCC-F-02005
NAIMCC-F-02006
NAIMCC-F-02007
NAIMCC-F-02008
NAIMCC-F-02009
NAIMCC-F-02010
NAIMCC-F-02011
NAIMCC-F-02012
NAIMCC-F-02013
NAIMCC-F-02014
NAIMCC-F-02015
NAIMCC-F-02016
NAIMCC-F-02017
NAIMCC-F-02018
NAIMCC-F-02019
NAIMCC-F-02020
NAIMCC-F-02021
NAIMCC-F-02022
NAIMCC-F-02023
NAIMCC-F-02024
NAIMCC-F-02025
NAIMCC-F-02026
NAIMCC-F-02027
NAIMCC-F-02028
NAIMCC-F-02029
NAIMCC-F-02030
NAIMCC-F-02031
NAIMCC-F-02032
NAIMCC-F-02033
NAIMCC-F-02034
NAIMCC-F-02035
NAIMCC-F-02036
NAIMCC-F-02037
NAIMCC-F-02038
NAIMCC-F-02039
NAIMCC-F-02040
NAIMCC-F-02041
NAIMCC-F-02042
NAIMCC-F-02043
NAIMCC-F-02044
NAIMCC-F-02045
NAIMCC-F-02046
194
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus ochraceus
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp ciceri
Fusarium oxysporum f.sp ciceri
Fusarium oxysporum sp.cucumarium
Fusarium oxysporum sp.meloni
Fusarium oxysporum sp.meloni
Fusarium oxysporum sp.ricini
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Gliocladium penicillioides
Penicillum rugulosum
Trichoderma hamatum
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma sp.
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma viride
NAIMCC-F-02047
NAIMCC-F-02048
NAIMCC-F-02049
NAIMCC-F-02050
NAIMCC-F-02051
NAIMCC-F-02052
NAIMCC-F-02053
NAIMCC-F-02054
NAIMCC-F-02055
NAIMCC-F-02056
NAIMCC-F-02057
NAIMCC-F-02058
NAIMCC-F-02059
NAIMCC-F-02060
NAIMCC-F-02061
NAIMCC-F-02062
NAIMCC-F-02063
NAIMCC-F-02064
NAIMCC-F-02065
NAIMCC-F-02066
NAIMCC-F-02067
NAIMCC-F-02068
NAIMCC-F-02069
NAIMCC-F-02070
NAIMCC-F-02071
NAIMCC-F-02072
NAIMCC-F-02073
NAIMCC-F-02074
NAIMCC-F-02075
NAIMCC-F-02076
NAIMCC-F-02077
NAIMCC-F-02078
NAIMCC-F-02079
NAIMCC-F-02080
NAIMCC-F-02081
NAIMCC-F-02082
NAIMCC-F-02083
NAIMCC-F-02084
NAIMCC-F-02085
NAIMCC-F-02086
NAIMCC-F-02087
NAIMCC-F-02088
NAIMCC-F-02089
NAIMCC-F-02090
NAIMCC-F-02091
NAIMCC-F-02092
NAIMCC-F-02093
NAIMCC-F-02094
NAIMCC-F-02095
NAIMCC-F-02096
NAIMCC-F-02097
NAIMCC-F-02098
NAIMCC-F-02099
NAIMCC-F-02100
NAIMCC-F-02101
NAIMCC-F-02102
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Varticillum terrestre
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Nomuraea rileyi
Nomuraea rileyi
Nomuraea rileyi
Nomuraea rileyi
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus flavus
Pleurotus pulmonarius
Schizophyllum commune
Phomopsis conorum
Trichoderma erinaceum
Phanerochaete chrysosporium
Pleurotus pulmonarius
NAIMCC-F-02103
NAIMCC-F-02104
NAIMCC-F-02105
NAIMCC-F-02106
NAIMCC-F-02107
NAIMCC-F-02108
NAIMCC-F-02109
NAIMCC-F-02110
NAIMCC-F-02111
NAIMCC-F-02112
NAIMCC-F-02113
NAIMCC-F-02114
NAIMCC-F-02115
NAIMCC-F-02116
NAIMCC-F-02117
NAIMCC-F-02118
NAIMCC-F-02119
NAIMCC-F-02120
NAIMCC-F-02121
NAIMCC-F-02122
NAIMCC-F-02123
NAIMCC-F-02124
NAIMCC-F-02125
NAIMCC-F-02126
NAIMCC-F-02127
NAIMCC-F-02128
NAIMCC-F-02129
NAIMCC-F-02130
NAIMCC-F-02131
NAIMCC-F-02132
NAIMCC-F-02133
NAIMCC-F-02134
NAIMCC-F-02135
NAIMCC-F-02136
NAIMCC-F-02137
NAIMCC-F-02138
NAIMCC-F-02139
NAIMCC-F-02140
NAIMCC-F-02141
NAIMCC-F-02142
NAIMCC-F-02143
NAIMCC-F-02144
NAIMCC-F-02145
NAIMCC-F-02146
NAIMCC-F-02147
NAIMCC-F-02148
NAIMCC-F-02149
NAIMCC-F-02150
NAIMCC-F-02151
NAIMCC-F-02152
NAIMCC-F-02153
NAIMCC-F-02154
NAIMCC-F-02155
NAIMCC-F-02156
NAIMCC-F-02157
NAIMCC-F-02158
Phallorinia rependus
Ganoderma lucidum
Phallorinia herculean
Fennellomyces linderi
Inonotus patouillardii
Metarhizium anisopliae Var. anisopliae
Beauveria bassiana
Griffola frondosa
Lentinus squarrosulus
Amanita rubrovolvata
Leucocoprinus sp.
Agrocybe chanxigua
Stropharia coronilla
Xerula furferacea
Agrocybe erebia
Agrocybe aegerita
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Alternaria alternate
Colletotrichum sp.
Nectria haematococca sp.
Neofusicoccum parvum
Colletotrichum sp.
Ulocladium sp.
Geomyces sp.
Thelebolus microspores
Ulocladium consottialle
Cladosporium antarticum
Alternaria tennussima
Asordaria sibatti
Ulocladium tuticulutum
Penicillium chrysogenum
Penicillium lariosum
NAIMCC-F-02159
NAIMCC-F-02160
NAIMCC-F-02161
NAIMCC-F-02162
NAIMCC-F-02163
NAIMCC-F-02164
NAIMCC-F-02165
NAIMCC-F-02166
NAIMCC-F-02167
NAIMCC-F-02168
NAIMCC-F-02169
NAIMCC-F-02170
NAIMCC-F-02171
NAIMCC-F-02172
NAIMCC-F-02173
NAIMCC-F-02174
NAIMCC-F-02175
NAIMCC-F-02176
NAIMCC-F-02177
NAIMCC-F-02178
NAIMCC-F-02179
NAIMCC-F-02180
NAIMCC-F-02181
NAIMCC-F-02182
NAIMCC-F-02183
NAIMCC-F-02184
NAIMCC-F-02185
NAIMCC-F-02186
NAIMCC-F-02187
NAIMCC-F-02188
NAIMCC-F-02189
NAIMCC-F-02190
NAIMCC-F-02191
NAIMCC-F-02192
NAIMCC-F-02193
NAIMCC-F-02194
NAIMCC-F-02195
NAIMCC-F-02196
NAIMCC-F-02197
NAIMCC-F-02198
NAIMCC-F-02199
NAIMCC-F-02200
NAIMCC-F-02201
NAIMCC-F-02202
NAIMCC-F-02203
NAIMCC-F-02204
NAIMCC-F-02205
NAIMCC-F-02206
NAIMCC-F-02207
NAIMCC-F-02208
NAIMCC-F-02209
NAIMCC-F-02210
NAIMCC-F-02211
NAIMCC-F-02212
NAIMCC-F-02213
NAIMCC-F-02214
Helminthosporium oryzae
Helminthosporium oryzae
Rhizoctonia solani
Pyricularia grisea
Pyricularia grisea
Pyricularia grisea
Trichoderma hamatum
Hypocrea lixxi
Trichoderma asperillum
Trichoderma erinaceum
Hypocrea lixxi
Hypocrea orientalis
Trichoderma ovalisporum
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma brevicompactum
Trichoderma fasiculatum
Aspergillus var columnaris
Trichoderma erinaccum
Botrydiptodia sp.
Fusarium solani
Pestolotia sp
Pestolotia sp
Chetomium sp
Cladosporium cladosporidis
195
NAIMCC-F-02215
NAIMCC-F-02216
NAIMCC-F-02217
NAIMCC-F-02218
NAIMCC-F-02219
NAIMCC-F-02220
NAIMCC-F-02221
NAIMCC-F-02222
NAIMCC-F-02223
NAIMCC-F-02224
NAIMCC-F-02225
NAIMCC-F-02226
NAIMCC-F-02227
NAIMCC-F-02228
NAIMCC-F-02229
NAIMCC-F-02230
NAIMCC-F-02231
NAIMCC-F-02232
NAIMCC-F-02233
NAIMCC-F-02234
NAIMCC-F-02235
NAIMCC-F-02236
NAIMCC-F-02237
NAIMCC-F-02238
NAIMCC-F-02239
NAIMCC-F-02240
NAIMCC-F-02241
NAIMCC-F-02242
NAIMCC-F-02243
NAIMCC-F-02244
NAIMCC-F-02245
NAIMCC-F-02246
NAIMCC-F-02247
NAIMCC-F-02248
NAIMCC-F-02249
NAIMCC-F-02250
NAIMCC-F-02251
NAIMCC-F-02252
NAIMCC-F-02253
NAIMCC-F-02254
NAIMCC-F-02255
NAIMCC-F-02256
NAIMCC-F-02257
NAIMCC-F-02258
NAIMCC-F-02259
NAIMCC-F-02260
NAIMCC-F-02261
NAIMCC-F-02262
NAIMCC-F-02263
NAIMCC-F-02264
NAIMCC-F-02265
NAIMCC-F-02266
NAIMCC-F-02267
NAIMCC-F-02268
NAIMCC-F-02269
NAIMCC-F-02270
196

Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthemi
Alternaria carthemi
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma piluliferum
Trichoderma virense
Trichoderma virense
Trichoderma virense
Trichoderma virense
Trichoderma virense
Debaromyces hansenii
Debaromyces hansenii
Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Issatchenkia oriental
Cladosporium cladosporioides
Phoma sojicola
Exsudativum rostratum
Alternaria mali
Alternaria compacta
Gliomastix Novae-zelandiae
Polyschema chambalensis
NAIMCC-F-02271
NAIMCC-F-02272
NAIMCC-F-02273
NAIMCC-F-02274
NAIMCC-F-02275
NAIMCC-F-02276
NAIMCC-F-02277
NAIMCC-F-02278
NAIMCC-F-02279
NAIMCC-F-02280
NAIMCC-F-02281
NAIMCC-F-02282
NAIMCC-F-02283
NAIMCC-F-02284
NAIMCC-F-02285
NAIMCC-F-02286
NAIMCC-F-02287
NAIMCC-F-02288
NAIMCC-F-02289
NAIMCC-F-02290
NAIMCC-F-02291
NAIMCC-F-02292
NAIMCC-F-02293
NAIMCC-F-02294
NAIMCC-F-02295
NAIMCC-F-02296
NAIMCC-F-02297
NAIMCC-F-02298
NAIMCC-F-02299
NAIMCC-F-02300
NAIMCC-F-02301
NAIMCC-F-02302
NAIMCC-F-02303
NAIMCC-F-02304
NAIMCC-F-02305
NAIMCC-F-02306
NAIMCC-F-02307
NAIMCC-F-02308
NAIMCC-F-02309
NAIMCC-F-02310
NAIMCC-F-02311
NAIMCC-F-02312
NAIMCC-F-02313
NAIMCC-F-02314
NAIMCC-F-02315
NAIMCC-F-02316
NAIMCC-F-02317
NAIMCC-F-02318
NAIMCC-F-02319
NAIMCC-F-02320
NAIMCC-F-02321
NAIMCC-F-02322
NAIMCC-F-02323
NAIMCC-F-02324
Mucor circinelloides f. janssenii

Arthobotrys oligospora
Rhizopus microspores var.
rhizopodiformis
Staphylotrichum coccosporum
rhizopodiformis
Engyodontium rectidentatum
Aspergillus chevalieri,
Acrohialophora fusispora,
Myrotheciopsis
Absidia blakesleenana,
Curvularia ovoidea,
Exophiala jeanselmei var.lecanii-corni
Verticillium theobromae
Chaetomium globosum
Volutella lini
Pseudomorfea coffeae
Setosphaeria holmii
rhizopodiformis.
Gymnascella citrina
Ulocladium botrytis
Kirkomyces cordensis
Poitrasia circinans
Pilidium acerinum
Utharomyces epallocaulus
Cunninghamella intermedia
Curvularia ovoidea
Hyphomucour assamensis
Thielavia basicola
Phialophora
Aplosporella leucaenicola
Themoascus aruantiacus
Phaeoisaria clematidis
Thielavia
Pencillium albicans
Pencillium crustosum
Aspergillus stellatus var. astellatus
NAIMCC-F-02325
NAIMCC-F-02326
NAIMCC-F-02327
NAIMCC-F-02328
NAIMCC-F-02329
NAIMCC-F-02330
NAIMCC-F-02331
NAIMCC-F-02332
NAIMCC-F-02333
NAIMCC-F-02334
NAIMCC-F-02335
NAIMCC-F-02336
NAIMCC-F-02337
NAIMCC-F-02338
NAIMCC-F-02339
NAIMCC-F-02340
NAIMCC-F-02341
NAIMCC-F-02342
NAIMCC-F-02343
NAIMCC-F-02344
NAIMCC-F-02345
NAIMCC-F-02346
NAIMCC-F-02347
NAIMCC-F-02348
NAIMCC-F-02349
NAIMCC-F-02350
NAIMCC-F-02351
NAIMCC-F-02352
NAIMCC-F-02353
NAIMCC-F-02354
NAIMCC-F-02355
NAIMCC-F-02356
NAIMCC-F-02357
NAIMCC-F-02358
NAIMCC-F-02359
NAIMCC-F-02360
NAIMCC-F-02361
NAIMCC-F-02362
NAIMCC-F-02363
NAIMCC-F-02364
NAIMCC-F-02365
NAIMCC-F-02366
NAIMCC-F-02367
NAIMCC-F-02368
NAIMCC-F-02369
NAIMCC-F-02370
NAIMCC-F-02371
NAIMCC-F-02372
NAIMCC-F-02373
NAIMCC-F-02374
NAIMCC-F-02375
NAIMCC-F-02376
NAIMCC-F-02377
NAIMCC-F-02378
NAIMCC-F-02379
Aspergillus niger
Pencillium meleagrinum
Aspergillus nomius
Aspergillus lanosus
Penicillium erubescens
Aspergillus unguis
Rhizomucor pusillus
Chaetomium erraticum
Chaetomium raii
Trichoderma hamatum
Chaetomium nigiricolor
Chaetomium
Rhizopus oryzae
Sporotrichum pulverulentum
Pencillium chemesinum
Pencillium funiculosum
Aspergillus niveus
Tricoderma longibrachiatum
Alternaria Poonensis
Aspergillus terricola var.indicus
Trichoderma viride
Curvularia oryzae
Trichoderma viride
Ramulispora sorghi
Themomyces stellatus
Curvularia lunata var.aeria
Pochonia chlamydosporia
var.chlamydosporia
Chaetomium funicola
Chaetomium raii
Ascotricha xylina
Fusariella hughesii
Altermaria tenuissima
Baltraniella humicola
Chaetomium gracile
Coniochaetidium boothii
Ramulispora sorghi
NAIMCC-F-02380
NAIMCC-F-02381
NAIMCC-F-02382
NAIMCC-F-02383
NAIMCC-F-02384
NAIMCC-F-02385
NAIMCC-F-02386
NAIMCC-F-02387
NAIMCC-F-02388
NAIMCC-F-02389
NAIMCC-F-02390
NAIMCC-F-02391
NAIMCC-F-02392
NAIMCC-F-02393
NAIMCC-F-02394
NAIMCC-F-02395
NAIMCC-F-02396
NAIMCC-F-02397
NAIMCC-F-02398
NAIMCC-F-02399
NAIMCC-F-02400
NAIMCC-F-02401
NAIMCC-F-02402
NAIMCC-F-02403
NAIMCC-F-02404
NAIMCC-F-02405
NAIMCC-F-02406
NAIMCC-F-02407
NAIMCC-F-02408
NAIMCC-F-02409
NAIMCC-F-02410
NAIMCC-F-02411
NAIMCC-F-02412
NAIMCC-F-02413
NAIMCC-F-02414
NAIMCC-F-02415
NAIMCC-F-02416
NAIMCC-F-02417
NAIMCC-F-02418
NAIMCC-F-02419
NAIMCC-F-02420
NAIMCC-F-02421
NAIMCC-F-02422
NAIMCC-F-02423
NAIMCC-F-02424
NAIMCC-F-02425
NAIMCC-F-02426
NAIMCC-F-02427
NAIMCC-F-02428
NAIMCC-F-02429
NAIMCC-F-02430
NAIMCC-F-02431
NAIMCC-F-02432
NAIMCC-F-02433
Geotrichum candidum
Aspergillus terreus var globosus
Penicillium e xpansum
Aspergillus lucknowensis
Aspergillus aculeatus
Aspergillus sparsus
Penicillium aurantiogriseum
Beauveria bassiana
Acremonium zeae
Penicillium anatolicum
Penicillum oxalicum
Aspergillus niger
Penicillium echinulatum
Aspergillus flavus
Arcuadendron ovatum
Tetraploa ellisii
Alternaria solani
Cladosporium tenuissimum
Gliomastix Novae-Zelandiae
Achaetomium
Periconiana sapurensis
Achaetomium
Chaetomium cuniculorum
Acremonium recifei
Trichoderma viride
Greeneria uvicola
Podospora pauciseta
rhizopodiformis
Aspergillus sulphureus, Var. Crassus
rhizopodiformis
Curvularia
Thielavia fragilis
Rhizomucor pusillus
Circinella muscae
197
NAIMCC-F-02434
NAIMCC-F-02435
NAIMCC-F-02436
NAIMCC-F-02437
NAIMCC-F-02438
NAIMCC-F-02439
NAIMCC-F-02440
NAIMCC-F-02441
NAIMCC-F-02442
NAIMCC-F-02443
NAIMCC-F-02444
NAIMCC-F-02445
NAIMCC-F-02446
NAIMCC-F-02447
NAIMCC-F-02448
NAIMCC-F-02449
NAIMCC-F-02450
NAIMCC-F-02451
NAIMCC-F-02452
NAIMCC-F-02453
NAIMCC-F-02454
NAIMCC-F-02455
NAIMCC-F-02456
NAIMCC-F-02457
NAIMCC-F-02458
NAIMCC-F-02459
NAIMCC-F-02460
NAIMCC-F-02461
NAIMCC-F-02462
NAIMCC-F-02463
NAIMCC-F-02464
NAIMCC-F-02465
NAIMCC-F-02466
NAIMCC-F-02467
NAIMCC-F-02468
NAIMCC-F-02469
NAIMCC-F-02470
NAIMCC-F-02471
NAIMCC-F-02472
NAIMCC-F-02473
NAIMCC-F-02474
NAIMCC-F-02475
NAIMCC-F-02476
NAIMCC-F-02477
NAIMCC-F-02478
NAIMCC-F-02479
NAIMCC-F-02480
NAIMCC-F-02481
NAIMCC-F-02482
NAIMCC-F-02483
NAIMCC-F-02484
NAIMCC-F-02485
NAIMCC-F-02486
NAIMCC-F-02487
NAIMCC-F-02488
NAIMCC-F-02489
198
Monodictys fluctuate
Fusrium udum
Nectria illudens
Phoma sorghina
Tichoderma harzianum
Rhizopus oryzae
Linderina pennispora
Trichobotrys effusa
Zychaea mexicana
Zychaea mexicana
Psudocercospora cavarae
Chaetomium
Achaetomium thielavioides
Rhizopus oryzae
Chaetomium globisporum
Hymenopsis trochiloides
Pyricularia oryzae
Humicola grisea
Humicola rusoleus
Scytalidum thermophilum
Phanerochaete chrysosporium
Aspergillus oryzae
Aspergillus oryzae
Issatchankia orientalis
Aspergillus niger
Aspergillus flavus
Aspergillus fumigates
Aspergillus fumigates
Fusarium brachygibbosum
Fusarium equiseti
Fusarium accuminatum
Septoglocum mori
Cercospora canescens
Cercospora canescens
Myrothecium verricaria
Clonostachysrosea f catenulate
Discostrama tricellulare
Phoma putaminum
Cornespora cassicola
Emericellepsis humicola
NAIMCC-F-02490
NAIMCC-F-02491
NAIMCC-F-02492
NAIMCC-F-02493
NAIMCC-F-02494
NAIMCC-F-02495
NAIMCC-F-02496
NAIMCC-F-02497
NAIMCC-F-02498
NAIMCC-F-02499
NAIMCC-F-02500
NAIMCC-F-02501
NAIMCC-F-02502
NAIMCC-F-02503
NAIMCC-F-02504
NAIMCC-F-02505
NAIMCC-F-02506
NAIMCC-F-02507
NAIMCC-F-02508
NAIMCC-F-02509
NAIMCC-F-02510
NAIMCC-F-02511
NAIMCC-F-02512
NAIMCC-F-02513
NAIMCC-F-02514
NAIMCC-F-02515
NAIMCC-F-02516
NAIMCC-F-02517
NAIMCC-F-02518
NAIMCC-F-02519
NAIMCC-F-02520
NAIMCC-F-02521
NAIMCC-F-02522
NAIMCC-F-02523
NAIMCC-F-02524
NAIMCC-F-02525
NAIMCC-F-02526
NAIMCC-F-02527
NAIMCC-F-02528
NAIMCC-F-02529
NAIMCC-F-02530
NAIMCC-F-02531
NAIMCC-F-02532
NAIMCC-F-02533
NAIMCC-F-02534
NAIMCC-F-02535
NAIMCC-F-02536
NAIMCC-F-02537
NAIMCC-F-02538
NAIMCC-F-02539
NAIMCC-F-02540
NAIMCC-F-02541
NAIMCC-F-02542
NAIMCC-F-02543
Plectosphaerella cucumeria
Pacelomyces marquandii
Metacrodyceps sp.
Hypocreales sp.
Arthrinium sp.
Leptosphaeria sp.
Saccharomyces sp.
Saccharomyces sp.
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Trichoderma viride
Phoma sojicola
Exsudativum rostratum
Alternaria mali
Alternaria compacta
Pochonia chlamydosporia var.
chlamydosporia
Pochonia chlamydosporia var.
chlamydosporia
Coniothyrium minitans
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma virens
NAIMCC-F-02544
NAIMCC-F-02545
NAIMCC-F-02546
NAIMCC-F-02547
NAIMCC-F-02548
NAIMCC-F-02549
NAIMCC-F-02550
NAIMCC-F-02551
NAIMCC-F-02552
NAIMCC-F-02553
NAIMCC-F-02554
NAIMCC-F-02555
NAIMCC-F-02556
NAIMCC-F-02557
NAIMCC-F-02558
NAIMCC-F-02559
NAIMCC-F-02560
NAIMCC-F-02561
NAIMCC-F-02562
NAIMCC-F-02563
NAIMCC-F-02564
NAIMCC-F-02565
NAIMCC-F-02566
NAIMCC-F-02567
NAIMCC-F-02568
NAIMCC-F-02569
NAIMCC-F-02570
NAIMCC-F-02571
NAIMCC-F-02572
NAIMCC-F-02573
NAIMCC-F-02574
NAIMCC-F-02575
NAIMCC-F-02576
NAIMCC-F-02577
NAIMCC-F-02578
NAIMCC-F-02579
NAIMCC-F-02580
NAIMCC-F-02581
NAIMCC-F-02582
NAIMCC-F-02583
NAIMCC-F-02584
NAIMCC-F-02585
NAIMCC-F-02586
NAIMCC-F-02587
NAIMCC-F-02588
NAIMCC-F-02589
NAIMCC-F-02590
NAIMCC-F-02591
NAIMCC-F-02592
NAIMCC-F-02593
NAIMCC-F-02594
NAIMCC-F-02595
NAIMCC-F-02596
NAIMCC-F-02597
NAIMCC-F-02598
NAIMCC-F-02599
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma virens
Trichoderma virens
Trchoderma sp
Trichoderma rinaceum
NAIMCC-F-02600
NAIMCC-F-02601
NAIMCC-F-02602
NAIMCC-F-02603
NAIMCC-F-02604
NAIMCC-F-02605
NAIMCC-F-02606
NAIMCC-F-02607
NAIMCC-F-02608
NAIMCC-F-02609
NAIMCC-F-02610
NAIMCC-F-02611
NAIMCC-F-02612
NAIMCC-F-02613
NAIMCC-F-02614
NAIMCC-F-02615
NAIMCC-F-02616
NAIMCC-F-02617
NAIMCC-F-02618
NAIMCC-F-02619
NAIMCC-F-02620
NAIMCC-F-02621
NAIMCC-F-02622
NAIMCC-F-02623
NAIMCC-F-02624
NAIMCC-F-02625
NAIMCC-F-02626
NAIMCC-F-02627
NAIMCC-F-02628
NAIMCC-F-02629
NAIMCC-F-02630
NAIMCC-F-02631
NAIMCC-F-02632
NAIMCC-F-02633
NAIMCC-F-02634
NAIMCC-F-02635
NAIMCC-F-02636
NAIMCC-F-02637
NAIMCC-F-02638
NAIMCC-F-02639
NAIMCC-F-02640
NAIMCC-F-02641
NAIMCC-F-02642
NAIMCC-F-02643
NAIMCC-F-02644
NAIMCC-F-02645
NAIMCC-F-02646
NAIMCC-F-02647
NAIMCC-F-02648
NAIMCC-F-02649
NAIMCC-F-02650
NAIMCC-F-02651
NAIMCC-F-02652
NAIMCC-F-02653
NAIMCC-F-02654
NAIMCC-F-02655
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria porri
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria sesame
Alternaria solani
199
NAIMCC-F-02656
NAIMCC-F-02657
NAIMCC-F-02658
NAIMCC-F-02659
NAIMCC-F-02660
NAIMCC-F-02661
NAIMCC-F-02662
NAIMCC-F-02663
NAIMCC-F-02664
NAIMCC-F-02665
NAIMCC-F-02666
NAIMCC-F-02667
NAIMCC-F-02668
NAIMCC-F-02669
NAIMCC-F-02670
NAIMCC-F-02671
NAIMCC-F-02672
NAIMCC-F-02673
NAIMCC-F-02674
NAIMCC-F-02675
NAIMCC-F-02676
NAIMCC-F-02677
NAIMCC-F-02678
NAIMCC-F-02679
NAIMCC-F-02680
NAIMCC-F-02681
NAIMCC-F-02682
NAIMCC-F-02683
NAIMCC-F-02684
NAIMCC-F-02685
NAIMCC-F-02686
NAIMCC-F-02687
NAIMCC-F-02688
NAIMCC-F-02689
NAIMCC-F-02690
NAIMCC-F-02691
NAIMCC-F-02692
NAIMCC-F-02693
NAIMCC-F-02694
NAIMCC-F-02695
NAIMCC-F-02696
NAIMCC-F-02697
NAIMCC-F-02698
NAIMCC-F-02699
NAIMCC-F-02700
NAIMCC-F-02701
NAIMCC-F-02702
NAIMCC-F-02703
NAIMCC-F-02704
NAIMCC-F-02705
NAIMCC-F-02706
NAIMCC-F-02707
NAIMCC-F-02708
NAIMCC-F-02709
NAIMCC-F-02710
NAIMCC-F-02711
200
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Alternaria solani
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
NAIMCC-F-02712
NAIMCC-F-02713
NAIMCC-F-02714
NAIMCC-F-02715
NAIMCC-F-02716
NAIMCC-F-02717
NAIMCC-F-02718
NAIMCC-F-02719
NAIMCC-F-02720
NAIMCC-F-02721
NAIMCC-F-02722
NAIMCC-F-02723
NAIMCC-F-02724
NAIMCC-F-02725
NAIMCC-F-02726
NAIMCC-F-02727
NAIMCC-F-02728
NAIMCC-F-02729
NAIMCC-F-02730
NAIMCC-F-02731
NAIMCC-F-02732
NAIMCC-F-02733
NAIMCC-F-02734
NAIMCC-F-02735
NAIMCC-F-02736
NAIMCC-F-02737
NAIMCC-F-02738
NAIMCC-F-02739
NAIMCC-F-02740
NAIMCC-F-02741
NAIMCC-F-02742
NAIMCC-F-02743
NAIMCC-F-02744
NAIMCC-F-02745
NAIMCC-F-02746
NAIMCC-F-02747
NAIMCC-F-02748
NAIMCC-F-02749
NAIMCC-F-02750
NAIMCC-F-02751
NAIMCC-F-02752
NAIMCC-F-02753
NAIMCC-F-02754
NAIMCC-F-02755
NAIMCC-F-02756
NAIMCC-F-02757
NAIMCC-F-02758
NAIMCC-F-02759
NAIMCC-F-02760
NAIMCC-F-02761
NAIMCC-F-02762
NAIMCC-F-02763
NAIMCC-F-02764
NAIMCC-F-02765
NAIMCC-F-02766
NAIMCC-F-02767
Colletotrichum falcatum
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
NAIMCC-F-02768
NAIMCC-F-02769
NAIMCC-F-02770
NAIMCC-F-02771
NAIMCC-F-02772
NAIMCC-F-02773
NAIMCC-F-02774
NAIMCC-F-02775
NAIMCC-F-02776
NAIMCC-F-02777
NAIMCC-F-02778
NAIMCC-F-02779
NAIMCC-F-02780
NAIMCC-F-02781
NAIMCC-F-02782
NAIMCC-F-02783
NAIMCC-F-02784
NAIMCC-F-02785
NAIMCC-F-02786
NAIMCC-F-02787
NAIMCC-F-02788
NAIMCC-F-02789
NAIMCC-F-02790
NAIMCC-F-02791
NAIMCC-F-02792
NAIMCC-F-02793
NAIMCC-F-02794
NAIMCC-F-02795
NAIMCC-F-02796
NAIMCC-F-02797
NAIMCC-F-02798
NAIMCC-F-02799
NAIMCC-F-02800
NAIMCC-F-02801
NAIMCC-F-02802
NAIMCC-F-02803
NAIMCC-F-02804
NAIMCC-F-02805
NAIMCC-F-02806
NAIMCC-F-02807
NAIMCC-F-02808
NAIMCC-F-02809
NAIMCC-F-02810
NAIMCC-F-02811
NAIMCC-F-02812
NAIMCC-F-02813
NAIMCC-F-02814
NAIMCC-F-02815
NAIMCC-F-02816
NAIMCC-F-02817
NAIMCC-F-02818
NAIMCC-F-02819
NAIMCC-F-02820
NAIMCC-F-02821
NAIMCC-F-02822
NAIMCC-F-02823
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Colletotrichum sp.
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
NAIMCC-F-02824
NAIMCC-F-02825
NAIMCC-F-02826
NAIMCC-F-02827
NAIMCC-F-02828
NAIMCC-F-02829
NAIMCC-F-02830
NAIMCC-F-02831
NAIMCC-F-02832
NAIMCC-F-02833
NAIMCC-F-02834
NAIMCC-F-02835
NAIMCC-F-02836
NAIMCC-F-02837
NAIMCC-F-02838
NAIMCC-F-02839
NAIMCC-F-02840
NAIMCC-F-02841
NAIMCC-F-02842
NAIMCC-F-02843
NAIMCC-F-02844
NAIMCC-F-02845
NAIMCC-F-02846
NAIMCC-F-02847
NAIMCC-F-02848
NAIMCC-F-02849
NAIMCC-F-02850
NAIMCC-F-02851
NAIMCC-F-02852
NAIMCC-F-02853
NAIMCC-F-02854
NAIMCC-F-02855
NAIMCC-F-02856
NAIMCC-F-02857
NAIMCC-F-02858
NAIMCC-F-02859
NAIMCC-F-02860
NAIMCC-F-02861
NAIMCC-F-02862
NAIMCC-F-02863
NAIMCC-F-02864
NAIMCC-F-02865
NAIMCC-F-02866
NAIMCC-F-02867
NAIMCC-F-02868
NAIMCC-F-02869
NAIMCC-F-02870
NAIMCC-F-02871
NAIMCC-F-02872
NAIMCC-F-02873
NAIMCC-F-02874
NAIMCC-F-02875
NAIMCC-F-02876
NAIMCC-F-02877
NAIMCC-F-02878
NAIMCC-F-02879
NAIMCC-F-02880
NAIMCC-F-02881
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium solani
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
Fusarium udum
201
Numerical index for Bacteria

Accession Number
NAIMCC-B-00001
NAIMCC-B-00002
NAIMCC-B-00003
NAIMCC-B-00004
NAIMCC-B-00005
NAIMCC-B-00006
NAIMCC-B-00007
NAIMCC-B-00008
NAIMCC-B-00009
NAIMCC-B-00010
NAIMCC-B-00011
NAIMCC-B-00012
NAIMCC-B-00013
NAIMCC-B-00014
NAIMCC-B-00015
NAIMCC-B-00016
NAIMCC-B-00017
NAIMCC-B-00018
NAIMCC-B-00019
NAIMCC-B-00020
NAIMCC-B-00021
NAIMCC-B-00022
NAIMCC-B-00023
NAIMCC-B-00024
NAIMCC-B-00025
NAIMCC-B-00026
NAIMCC-B-00027
NAIMCC-B-00028
NAIMCC-B-00029
NAIMCC-B-00030
NAIMCC-B-00031
NAIMCC-B-00032
NAIMCC-B-00033
NAIMCC-B-00034
NAIMCC-B-00035
NAIMCC-B-00036
NAIMCC-B-00037
NAIMCC-B-00038
NAIMCC-B-00039
NAIMCC-B-00040
NAIMCC-B-00041
NAIMCC-B-00042
NAIMCC-B-00043
NAIMCC-B-00044
NAIMCC-B-00045
NAIMCC-B-00046
NAIMCC-B-00047
NAIMCC-B-00048
NAIMCC-B-00049
NAIMCC-B-00050
202
Name of organism
Acetobacter pasteurianus
Achromobacter lacticum
Acinetobacter baumannii
Acinetobacter baylyi
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus
Acinetobacter junii
Acinetobacter junii
Actinoplanes campanulatus
Actinoplanes deccanensis
Actinoplanes ferrugineus
Actinoplanes brasiliensis
Actinoplanes italicus
Actinopolyspora halophila
Aeromonas hydrophila
Agrobacterium rhizogenes
Agrobacterium tumefaciens
Agrobacterium tumefaciens biovar 1
Aquitalea maqnusonii
Aquitalea maqnusonii
Aquitalea sp.
Arthrobacter citreus,
Arthrobacter sp.
Azospirillum amazonense
Azospirillum lipoferum
Azospirillum brasilense
Azotobacter beijerinckii
Azotobacter beijerinckii
Azotobacter chroococcum
Azotobacter vinelandii
NAIMCC-B-00051
NAIMCC-B-00052
NAIMCC-B-00053
NAIMCC-B-00054
NAIMCC-B-00055
NAIMCC-B-00056
NAIMCC-B-00057
NAIMCC-B-00058
NAIMCC-B-00059
NAIMCC-B-00060
NAIMCC-B-00061
NAIMCC-B-00062
NAIMCC-B-00063
NAIMCC-B-00064
NAIMCC-B-00065
NAIMCC-B-00066
NAIMCC-B-00067
NAIMCC-B-00068
NAIMCC-B-00069
NAIMCC-B-00070
NAIMCC-B-00071
NAIMCC-B-00072
NAIMCC-B-00073
NAIMCC-B-00074
NAIMCC-B-00075
NAIMCC-B-00076
NAIMCC-B-00077
NAIMCC-B-00078
NAIMCC-B-00079
NAIMCC-B-00080
NAIMCC-B-00081
NAIMCC-B-00082
NAIMCC-B-00083
NAIMCC-B-00084
NAIMCC-B-00085
NAIMCC-B-00086
NAIMCC-B-00087
NAIMCC-B-00088
NAIMCC-B-00089
NAIMCC-B-00090
NAIMCC-B-00091
NAIMCC-B-00092
NAIMCC-B-00093
NAIMCC-B-00094
NAIMCC-B-00095
NAIMCC-B-00096
NAIMCC-B-00097
NAIMCC-B-00098
NAIMCC-B-00099
NAIMCC-B-00100
NAIMCC-B-00101
Azotobacter vinelandi
Bacillus sp.
Bacillus firmus
Bacillus freudernechii
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus alvei
Bacillus aminovorans
Bacillus amyloliquifaciens
Bacillus amyloliquifaciens
Bacillus aneurinolyticus
Bacillus aquimaris
Bacillus brevis
Bacillus brevis
Bacillus brevis
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus circulans
Bacillus circulans
Bacillus circulans
Bacillus coagulans
Bacillus fusiformis
Bacillus globigii
Bacillus globisporus
Bacillus laevolacticus
Bacillus larvae
Bacillus laterosporus
Bacillus laterosporus
Bacillus licheniformis
Bacillus macerans
Bacillus macquarensis
Bacillus marcescens
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus mycoides
Bacillus oleronius
NAIMCC-B-00102
NAIMCC-B-00103
NAIMCC-B-00104
NAIMCC-B-00105
NAIMCC-B-00106
NAIMCC-B-00107
NAIMCC-B-00108
NAIMCC-B-00109
NAIMCC-B-00110
NAIMCC-B-00111
NAIMCC-B-00112
NAIMCC-B-00113
NAIMCC-B-00114
NAIMCC-B-00115
NAIMCC-B-00116
NAIMCC-B-00117
NAIMCC-B-00118
NAIMCC-B-00119
NAIMCC-B-00120
NAIMCC-B-00121
NAIMCC-B-00122
NAIMCC-B-00123
NAIMCC-B-00124
NAIMCC-B-00125
NAIMCC-B-00126
NAIMCC-B-00127
NAIMCC-B-00128
NAIMCC-B-00129
NAIMCC-B-00130
NAIMCC-B-00131
NAIMCC-B-00132
NAIMCC-B-00133
NAIMCC-B-00134
NAIMCC-B-00135
NAIMCC-B-00136
NAIMCC-B-00137
NAIMCC-B-00138
NAIMCC-B-00139
NAIMCC-B-00140
NAIMCC-B-00141
NAIMCC-B-00142
NAIMCC-B-00143
NAIMCC-B-00144
NAIMCC-B-00145
NAIMCC-B-00146
NAIMCC-B-00147
NAIMCC-B-00148
NAIMCC-B-00149
NAIMCC-B-00150
NAIMCC-B-00151
NAIMCC-B-00152
NAIMCC-B-00153
NAIMCC-B-00154
NAIMCC-B-00155
Bacillus oleronius
Bacillus oleronius
Bacillus pantothenticus
Bacillus pasteurii
Bacillus pasteurii
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus sp.
Bacillus sp.
Bacillus sp.
Bacillus sphaericus
Bacillus sphaericus
Bacillus sporothermodurans
Bacillus stearothermophilus
Bacillus sterothermophilus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp. aizawai
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp
entomocidus
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp galleriae
Bacillus thuringiensis sub sp.
israelensis
Bacillus thuringiensis
NAIMCC-B-00156
NAIMCC-B-00157
NAIMCC-B-00158
NAIMCC-B-00159
NAIMCC-B-00160
NAIMCC-B-00161
NAIMCC-B-00162
NAIMCC-B-00163
NAIMCC-B-00164
NAIMCC-B-00165
NAIMCC-B-00166
NAIMCC-B-00167
NAIMCC-B-00168
NAIMCC-B-00169
NAIMCC-B-00170
NAIMCC-B-00171
NAIMCC-B-00172
NAIMCC-B-00173
NAIMCC-B-00174
NAIMCC-B-00175
NAIMCC-B-00176
NAIMCC-B-00177
NAIMCC-B-00178
NAIMCC-B-00179
NAIMCC-B-00180
NAIMCC-B-00181
NAIMCC-B-00182
NAIMCC-B-00183
NAIMCC-B-00184
NAIMCC-B-00185
NAIMCC-B-00186
NAIMCC-B-00187
NAIMCC-B-00188
NAIMCC-B-00189
NAIMCC-B-00190
NAIMCC-B-00191
NAIMCC-B-00192
NAIMCC-B-00193
NAIMCC-B-00194
NAIMCC-B-00195
NAIMCC-B-00196
NAIMCC-B-00197
NAIMCC-B-00198
NAIMCC-B-00199
NAIMCC-B-00200
NAIMCC-B-00201
NAIMCC-B-00202
NAIMCC-B-00203
NAIMCC-B-00204
NAIMCC-B-00205
NAIMCC-B-00206
NAIMCC-B-00207
NAIMCC-B-00208
NAIMCC-B-00209
NAIMCC-B-00210
NAIMCC-B-00211
203
NAIMCC-B-00212
NAIMCC-B-00213
NAIMCC-B-00214
NAIMCC-B-00215
NAIMCC-B-00216
NAIMCC-B-00217
NAIMCC-B-00218
NAIMCC-B-00219
NAIMCC-B-00220
NAIMCC-B-00221
NAIMCC-B-00222
NAIMCC-B-00223
NAIMCC-B-00224
NAIMCC-B-00225
NAIMCC-B-00226
NAIMCC-B-00227
NAIMCC-B-00228
NAIMCC-B-00229
NAIMCC-B-00230
NAIMCC-B-00231
NAIMCC-B-00232
NAIMCC-B-00233
NAIMCC-B-00234
NAIMCC-B-00235
NAIMCC-B-00236
NAIMCC-B-00237
NAIMCC-B-00238
NAIMCC-B-00239
NAIMCC-B-00240
NAIMCC-B-00241
NAIMCC-B-00242
NAIMCC-B-00243
NAIMCC-B-00244
NAIMCC-B-00245
NAIMCC-B-00246
NAIMCC-B-00247
NAIMCC-B-00248
NAIMCC-B-00249
NAIMCC-B-00250
NAIMCC-B-00251
NAIMCC-B-00252
NAIMCC-B-00253
NAIMCC-B-00254
NAIMCC-B-00255
NAIMCC-B-00256
NAIMCC-B-00257
NAIMCC-B-00258
NAIMCC-B-00259
NAIMCC-B-00260
NAIMCC-B-00261
NAIMCC-B-00262
NAIMCC-B-00263
NAIMCC-B-00264
NAIMCC-B-00265
NAIMCC-B-00266
NAIMCC-B-00267
204
Bradyrhizobium japonicum
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp. (Arachis)
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Bradyrhizobium sp.
NAIMCC-B-00268
NAIMCC-B-00269
NAIMCC-B-00270
NAIMCC-B-00271
NAIMCC-B-00272
NAIMCC-B-00273
NAIMCC-B-00274
NAIMCC-B-00275
NAIMCC-B-00276
NAIMCC-B-00277
NAIMCC-B-00278
NAIMCC-B-00279
NAIMCC-B-00280
NAIMCC-B-00281
NAIMCC-B-00282
NAIMCC-B-00283
NAIMCC-B-00284
NAIMCC-B-00285
NAIMCC-B-00286
NAIMCC-B-00287
NAIMCC-B-00288
NAIMCC-B-00289
NAIMCC-B-00290
NAIMCC-B-00291
NAIMCC-B-00292
NAIMCC-B-00293
NAIMCC-B-00294
NAIMCC-B-00295
NAIMCC-B-00296
NAIMCC-B-00297
NAIMCC-B-00298
NAIMCC-B-00299
NAIMCC-B-00300
NAIMCC-B-00301
NAIMCC-B-00302
NAIMCC-B-00303
NAIMCC-B-00304
NAIMCC-B-00305
NAIMCC-B-00306
NAIMCC-B-00307
NAIMCC-B-00308
NAIMCC-B-00309
NAIMCC-B-00310
NAIMCC-B-00311
NAIMCC-B-00312
NAIMCC-B-00313
NAIMCC-B-00314
NAIMCC-B-00315
NAIMCC-B-00316
NAIMCC-B-00317
NAIMCC-B-00318
NAIMCC-B-00319
NAIMCC-B-00320
NAIMCC-B-00321
NAIMCC-B-00322
Bradyrhizobium sp.
Brevibacterium divericatum
Brevibacterium saccharolyticus
Brevibacterium vitanomas
Brevibacterium roseum
Burkholderia cepacia
Burkholderia sp.
Candida albicans
Cellulomonas flavigena
Couchioplanes caeruleus subsp.
caeruleus
Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli
Edwardsiella tarda
Edwardsiella tarda
Edwardsiella tarda
Edwardsiella tarda
Edwardsiella tarda
Edwardsiella tarda
Enterobacter asburiae
Enterobacter cloacae
Erwinia carotovora
Erwinia carotovora sub sp. Carotovora
Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora
Erwinia tracheiphila
Exiguobacterium acetylicum
Flavobacterium devorans
Geobacillus stearothermohilus,
Gluconobacter sp.
Klebsiella pneumonae
Klebsiella sp.
Lactobacillus acidophilus
Lactobacillus paracasei
Mesorhizobium ciceri
Micrococcus sp.
Nocardia sp.
Nocrdiopsis dassonvillei
Paenibacillus macquariensis
Paenibacillus polymyxa
Pantoea dispersa
Pediococcus cerevisiae
Peudomonas aeruginosa
Proteus sp.
NAIMCC-B-00323
NAIMCC-B-00324
NAIMCC-B-00325
NAIMCC-B-00326
NAIMCC-B-00327
NAIMCC-B-00328
NAIMCC-B-00329
NAIMCC-B-00330
NAIMCC-B-00331
NAIMCC-B-00332
NAIMCC-B-00333
NAIMCC-B-00334
NAIMCC-B-00335
NAIMCC-B-00336
NAIMCC-B-00337
NAIMCC-B-00338
NAIMCC-B-00339
NAIMCC-B-00340
NAIMCC-B-00341
NAIMCC-B-00342
NAIMCC-B-00343
NAIMCC-B-00344
NAIMCC-B-00345
NAIMCC-B-00346
NAIMCC-B-00347
NAIMCC-B-00348
NAIMCC-B-00349
NAIMCC-B-00350
NAIMCC-B-00351
NAIMCC-B-00352
NAIMCC-B-00353
NAIMCC-B-00354
NAIMCC-B-00355
NAIMCC-B-00356
NAIMCC-B-00357
NAIMCC-B-00358
NAIMCC-B-00359
NAIMCC-B-00360
NAIMCC-B-00361
NAIMCC-B-00362
NAIMCC-B-00363
NAIMCC-B-00364
NAIMCC-B-00365
NAIMCC-B-00366
NAIMCC-B-00367
NAIMCC-B-00368
NAIMCC-B-00369
NAIMCC-B-00370
NAIMCC-B-00371
NAIMCC-B-00372
NAIMCC-B-00373
NAIMCC-B-00374
NAIMCC-B-00375
NAIMCC-B-00376
NAIMCC-B-00377
NAIMCC-B-00378
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Pseudomonas fluorescens
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas solanacearum
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas aisophila
Pseudomonas convexa,
Pseudomonas corrugata
Pseudomonas desmolyticum
Pseudomonas flourescens
Pseudomonas fragi
Pseudomonas gr.II sp
Pseudomonas hydrophila
Pseudomonas libensis
NAIMCC-B-00379
NAIMCC-B-00380
NAIMCC-B-00381
NAIMCC-B-00382
NAIMCC-B-00383
NAIMCC-B-00384
NAIMCC-B-00385
NAIMCC-B-00386
NAIMCC-B-00387
NAIMCC-B-00388
NAIMCC-B-00389
NAIMCC-B-00390
NAIMCC-B-00391
NAIMCC-B-00392
NAIMCC-B-00393
NAIMCC-B-00394
NAIMCC-B-00395
NAIMCC-B-00396
NAIMCC-B-00397
NAIMCC-B-00398
NAIMCC-B-00399
NAIMCC-B-00400
NAIMCC-B-00401
NAIMCC-B-00402
NAIMCC-B-00403
NAIMCC-B-00404
NAIMCC-B-00405
NAIMCC-B-00406
NAIMCC-B-00407
NAIMCC-B-00408
NAIMCC-B-00409
NAIMCC-B-00410
NAIMCC-B-00411
NAIMCC-B-00412
NAIMCC-B-00413
NAIMCC-B-00414
NAIMCC-B-00415
NAIMCC-B-00416
NAIMCC-B-00417
NAIMCC-B-00418
NAIMCC-B-00419
NAIMCC-B-00420
NAIMCC-B-00421
NAIMCC-B-00422
NAIMCC-B-00423
NAIMCC-B-00424
NAIMCC-B-00425
NAIMCC-B-00426
NAIMCC-B-00427
NAIMCC-B-00428
NAIMCC-B-00429
NAIMCC-B-00430
NAIMCC-B-00431
NAIMCC-B-00432
NAIMCC-B-00433
NAIMCC-B-00434
Pseudomonas lurida
Pseudomonas maltophila
Pseudomonas mendocina
Pseudomonas morganii
Pseudomonas oleovorans
Pseudomonas oleovorans
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida
Pseudomonas plecoglossicida,
Pseudomonas poae
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas syringae pv. garcae
Pseudomonas syringae pv. sesami
Ralstonia solanacearum biovar. IV
Ralstonia solaneceorum
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium lupini
Rhizobium meliloti
Rhizobium meliloti
Rhizobium meliloti
Rhizobium meliloti
Rhizobium phaseoli
Rhizobium phaseoli
Rhizobium phaseoli
Rhizobium phaseoli
205
NAIMCC-B-00435
NAIMCC-B-00436
NAIMCC-B-00437
NAIMCC-B-00438
NAIMCC-B-00439
NAIMCC-B-00440
NAIMCC-B-00441
NAIMCC-B-00442
NAIMCC-B-00443
NAIMCC-B-00444
NAIMCC-B-00445
NAIMCC-B-00446
NAIMCC-B-00447
NAIMCC-B-00448
NAIMCC-B-00449
NAIMCC-B-00450
NAIMCC-B-00451
NAIMCC-B-00452
NAIMCC-B-00453
NAIMCC-B-00454
NAIMCC-B-00455
NAIMCC-B-00456
NAIMCC-B-00457
NAIMCC-B-00458
NAIMCC-B-00459
NAIMCC-B-00460
NAIMCC-B-00461
NAIMCC-B-00462
NAIMCC-B-00463
NAIMCC-B-00464
NAIMCC-B-00465
NAIMCC-B-00466
NAIMCC-B-00467
NAIMCC-B-00468
NAIMCC-B-00469
NAIMCC-B-00470
NAIMCC-B-00471
NAIMCC-B-00472
NAIMCC-B-00473
NAIMCC-B-00474
NAIMCC-B-00475
NAIMCC-B-00476
NAIMCC-B-00477
NAIMCC-B-00478
NAIMCC-B-00479
NAIMCC-B-00480
NAIMCC-B-00481
NAIMCC-B-00482
NAIMCC-B-00483
NAIMCC-B-00484
NAIMCC-B-00485
NAIMCC-B-00486
NAIMCC-B-00487
NAIMCC-B-00488
NAIMCC-B-00489
NAIMCC-B-00490
206
Rhizobium phaseoli
Rhizobium phaseoli
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhizobium sp.
Rhodococcus equi
Saccharopolyspora erythraea
Serratia sp.
Serratia sp.
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Serratia marcescens
Shwanella algae
Sinorhizobium meliloti
Staphylococcus saprophiticus
Stenotrophomonas acetaminiphila
Streptococcus diacetilactis
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces albulus Routien
Streptomyces albunnaceus
Streptomyces albus
Streptomyces aminophilus Foster
Streptomyces argenteolus Tresner et al.
Streptomyces griseus subsp. griseus
Streptomyces scabiei
Streptoverticillium sp.
Streptoverticillium sp.
Vibrio campbelli
Vibrio campbelli
NAIMCC-B-00491
NAIMCC-B-00492
NAIMCC-B-00493
NAIMCC-B-00494
NAIMCC-B-00495
NAIMCC-B-00496
NAIMCC-B-00497
NAIMCC-B-00498
NAIMCC-B-00499
NAIMCC-B-00500
NAIMCC-B-00501
NAIMCC-B-00502
NAIMCC-B-00503
NAIMCC-B-00504
NAIMCC-B-00505
NAIMCC-B-00506
NAIMCC-B-00507
NAIMCC-B-00508
NAIMCC-B-00509
NAIMCC-B-00510
NAIMCC-B-00511
NAIMCC-B-00512
NAIMCC-B-00513
NAIMCC-B-00514
NAIMCC-B-00515
NAIMCC-B-00516
NAIMCC-B-00517
NAIMCC-B-00518
NAIMCC-B-00519
NAIMCC-B-00520
NAIMCC-B-00521
NAIMCC-B-00522
NAIMCC-B-00523
NAIMCC-B-00524
NAIMCC-B-00525
NAIMCC-B-00526
NAIMCC-B-00527
NAIMCC-B-00528
NAIMCC-B-00529
NAIMCC-B-00530
NAIMCC-B-00531
NAIMCC-B-00532
NAIMCC-B-00533
NAIMCC-B-00534
NAIMCC-B-00535
NAIMCC-B-00536
NAIMCC-B-00537
NAIMCC-B-00538
NAIMCC-B-00539
NAIMCC-B-00540
NAIMCC-B-00541
NAIMCC-B-00542
Xanthomonas axenopodis
Xanthomonas campestris pv.
amaranthicola
Xanthomonas campestris pv. argemones
azadirachtae
Xanthomonas campestris pv. clitoriae
cyamopsidis
desmodiirotunifolii
Xanthomonas campestris pv. holicola
vitiswoodrowii
Xanthomonas malvacearum
Klebsiella sp.
Agrobacterium sp.
Klebsiella sp.
Pantoea agglomerans
Klebsiella oxytoca
Bacillus megaterium
Pseudomonas aeuruginosa
Alcaligenes faecalis
Flaobacterium sp.
Flaobacterium sp.
Bacillus boronililus
Pseudomonas pseudoalcalisis
Alteromonas macheodi
Bacillus subtilis
Klebsiella pneumonia
Halobacillus sp.
Halobacillus trueperi
Brevibacillus sp.
Bacillus fusiformis
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus subtilis
Micobacterium esteraromatiucm
Bacillus benzoevorans
Enterobacter aerogenes
Serratia marcescens
Pseudomonas putida
Aeromonas hydrophilla
Serratia marcescens
Acinetobacter johnsonii
Arthobacter sp.
Bacillus megaterium
NAIMCC-B-00543
NAIMCC-B-00544
NAIMCC-B-00545
NAIMCC-B-00546
NAIMCC-B-00547
NAIMCC-B-00548
NAIMCC-B-00549
NAIMCC-B-00550
NAIMCC-B-00551
NAIMCC-B-00552
NAIMCC-B-00553
NAIMCC-B-00554
NAIMCC-B-00555
NAIMCC-B-00556
NAIMCC-B-00557
NAIMCC-B-00558
NAIMCC-B-00559
NAIMCC-B-00560
NAIMCC-B-00561
NAIMCC-B-00562
NAIMCC-B-00563
NAIMCC-B-00564
NAIMCC-B-00565
NAIMCC-B-00566
NAIMCC-B-00567
NAIMCC-B-00568
NAIMCC-B-00569
NAIMCC-B-00570
NAIMCC-B-00571
NAIMCC-B-00572
NAIMCC-B-00573
NAIMCC-B-00574
NAIMCC-B-00575
NAIMCC-B-00576
NAIMCC-B-00577
NAIMCC-B-00578
NAIMCC-B-00579
NAIMCC-B-00580
NAIMCC-B-00581
NAIMCC-B-00582
NAIMCC-B-00583
NAIMCC-B-00584
NAIMCC-B-00585
NAIMCC-B-00586
NAIMCC-B-00587
NAIMCC-B-00588
NAIMCC-B-00589
NAIMCC-B-00590
NAIMCC-B-00591
NAIMCC-B-00592
NAIMCC-B-00593
NAIMCC-B-00594
NAIMCC-B-00595
NAIMCC-B-00596
NAIMCC-B-00597
NAIMCC-B-00598
Bacillus subtilis
Acinetobacter haemolyticus
Acinetobacter sp.
Serratia marcescens
Brevibacterium sp.
Bacillus subtilis
Lysinibacillus sp.
Bacillus pumilus
Rhizobium sp.
Flavobacterium anhuiense
Sphingomonas paenimobilis
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia
Paenibacillus qinsenqaqri
Providencia sp.
Bacillus cereus
Brevundimonas diminuta
Brevundimonas sp.
Bacillus subtilis
Providencia sp.
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus clausii
Ochrobacterium intermedium
Ochrobacterium anthropi
Arthrobacter sp.
Planococcus maritimus
Halomonas marina strain DSM4741
Bacillus marisflavi
Halomonas aquamarina
Sporosarcina saromensis
Halobacillus dabahensis
Methylobacterium radiotolerans
Methyloversatilis universalis
Hyphomicrobium facile
Methlobacterium organophilum
Methylobacterium extorques
Methylophilus methylotrophus
Methylobacterium hispanicum
Streptomyces macrosporeus
Streptomyces albogriseolus
Streptomyces griseorubens
Streptomyces acrimycini
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces chuglohounsis
Streptomyces pseudogreseolus
Clavibacter michiganensis
Streptomyces thermocarboxydus
NAIMCC-B-00599
NAIMCC-B-00600
NAIMCC-B-00601
NAIMCC-B-00602
NAIMCC-B-00603
NAIMCC-B-00604
NAIMCC-B-00605
NAIMCC-B-00606
NAIMCC-B-00607
NAIMCC-B-00608
NAIMCC-B-00609
NAIMCC-B-00610
NAIMCC-B-00611
NAIMCC-B-00612
NAIMCC-B-00613
NAIMCC-B-00614
NAIMCC-B-00615
NAIMCC-B-00616
NAIMCC-B-00617
NAIMCC-B-00618
NAIMCC-B-00619
NAIMCC-B-00620
NAIMCC-B-00621
NAIMCC-B-00622
NAIMCC-B-00623
NAIMCC-B-00624
NAIMCC-B-00625
NAIMCC-B-00626
NAIMCC-B-00627
NAIMCC-B-00628
NAIMCC-B-00629
NAIMCC-B-00630
NAIMCC-B-00631
NAIMCC-B-00632
NAIMCC-B-00633
NAIMCC-B-00634
NAIMCC-B-00635
NAIMCC-B-00636
NAIMCC-B-00637
NAIMCC-B-00638
NAIMCC-B-00639
NAIMCC-B-00640
NAIMCC-B-00641
NAIMCC-B-00642
NAIMCC-B-00643
NAIMCC-B-00644
NAIMCC-B-00645
NAIMCC-B-00646
NAIMCC-B-00647
NAIMCC-B-00648
NAIMCC-B-00649
NAIMCC-B-00650
NAIMCC-B-00651
NAIMCC-B-00652
NAIMCC-B-00653
NAIMCC-B-00654
Streptomyces globosus
Streptomyces rochei
Streptomyces avidinii
Actinomyces bacterium
Micromonospora echinaurantiaca
Micromonospora rosaria
Actinoplanes deccanensis
Streptomyces ceolicolor
Streptomyces toxytricini
Marinobacter alkaliphilus
Halomanas sp.
Halomonas sp.
Halomonas sp.
Halomonas sp.
Ochrobactrum sp.
Halomonas sp.
Tsukamurella sp.
Ochrobactrum sp.
Halomonas sp.
Bacillus horikoshi
Bacillus horikoshi
Micrococcus luteus
Bacillus arsenicus
Arthrobacter sp.
Pseudomonas mendocina
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus aquimaris
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus aquimaris
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus pumilus
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces sp.
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas fragi
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus subtilis
207
NAIMCC-B-00655
NAIMCC-B-00656
NAIMCC-B-00657
NAIMCC-B-00658
NAIMCC-B-00659
NAIMCC-B-00660
NAIMCC-B-00661
NAIMCC-B-00662
NAIMCC-B-00663
NAIMCC-B-00664
NAIMCC-B-00665
NAIMCC-B-00666
NAIMCC-B-00667
NAIMCC-B-00668
NAIMCC-B-00669
NAIMCC-B-00670
NAIMCC-B-00671
NAIMCC-B-00672
NAIMCC-B-00673
NAIMCC-B-00674
NAIMCC-B-00675
NAIMCC-B-00676
NAIMCC-B-00677
NAIMCC-B-00678
NAIMCC-B-00679
NAIMCC-B-00680
NAIMCC-B-00681
NAIMCC-B-00682
NAIMCC-B-00683
NAIMCC-B-00684
NAIMCC-B-00685
NAIMCC-B-00686
NAIMCC-B-00687
NAIMCC-B-00688
NAIMCC-B-00689
NAIMCC-B-00690
NAIMCC-B-00691
NAIMCC-B-00692
NAIMCC-B-00693
NAIMCC-B-00694
NAIMCC-B-00695
NAIMCC-B-00696
NAIMCC-B-00697
NAIMCC-B-00698
NAIMCC-B-00699
NAIMCC-B-00700
NAIMCC-B-00701
NAIMCC-B-00702
NAIMCC-B-00703
NAIMCC-B-00704
NAIMCC-B-00705
NAIMCC-B-00706
NAIMCC-B-00707
NAIMCC-B-00708
NAIMCC-B-00709
NAIMCC-B-00710
208
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus pumilus
Methylobacterium mesophylicum
Methylobacterium sp.
Methylobacterium oryzae
Methylobacterium suomiense
Methylobacterium hisponicum
Methylobacterium oryzae
Ochrobactrum sp.
Methylobacterium salsuginis
Methylobacterium radiotolerance
Bacillus cereus
Methylobacterium phyllosphaerae
Bacillus sp.
Halomonas taecheunque
Halomonas sp.
Bacillus pumilus
Methylobacterium mesophylicum
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas putida
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas monteilli
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Pseudomonas sp.
Paenibacillus macerans
NAIMCC-B-00711
NAIMCC-B-00712
NAIMCC-B-00713
NAIMCC-B-00714
NAIMCC-B-00715
NAIMCC-B-00716
NAIMCC-B-00717
NAIMCC-B-00718
NAIMCC-B-00719
NAIMCC-B-00720
NAIMCC-B-00721
NAIMCC-B-00722
NAIMCC-B-00723
NAIMCC-B-00724
NAIMCC-B-00725
NAIMCC-B-00726
NAIMCC-B-00727
NAIMCC-B-00728
NAIMCC-B-00729
NAIMCC-B-00730
NAIMCC-B-00731
NAIMCC-B-00732
NAIMCC-B-00733
NAIMCC-B-00734
NAIMCC-B-00735
NAIMCC-B-00736
NAIMCC-B-00737
NAIMCC-B-00738
NAIMCC-B-00739
NAIMCC-B-00740
NAIMCC-B-00741
NAIMCC-B-00742
NAIMCC-B-00743
NAIMCC-B-00744
NAIMCC-B-00745
NAIMCC-B-00746
NAIMCC-B-00747
NAIMCC-B-00748
NAIMCC-B-00749
NAIMCC-B-00750
NAIMCC-B-00751
NAIMCC-B-00752
NAIMCC-B-00753
NAIMCC-B-00754
NAIMCC-B-00755
NAIMCC-B-00756
NAIMCC-B-00757
NAIMCC-B-00758
NAIMCC-B-00759
NAIMCC-B-00760
NAIMCC-B-00761
NAIMCC-B-00762
NAIMCC-B-00763
NAIMCC-B-00764
NAIMCC-B-00765
NAIMCC-B-00766
Bacillus cereus
Alcaligenes faeccalis
Bacillus subtilis
Halomonas campisalis
Virgibacillus sp.
Halomonas pacifica
Virgibacillus sp.
Bacillus halophilus
Vergibacillus sp.
Micrococcus sp.
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus pumilus
Virgibacillus sp.
Bacillus sp.
Halomonas aquamarina
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Frankia sp.
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus cereus
Brevibacillus laterosporus
Photorhabdus sp.
Sphingomonas paucimobilis
Chryseobacterium indologenes
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Sphingobacterium sp.
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
Bacillus circulans
Paenibacillus sp.
Rhizobium larrymoorei
Stenotrophomonas sp.
Xanthomonas oryzae
Bacillus cereus
Pseudomonas fluorescens biovar 3(232)
Pseudomonas putida biovar A(330)
Pseudomonas putida biovar A(357)
Serratia marcescens
NAIMCC-B-00767
NAIMCC-B-00768
NAIMCC-B-00769
NAIMCC-B-00770
NAIMCC-B-00771
NAIMCC-B-00772
NAIMCC-B-00773
NAIMCC-B-00774
NAIMCC-B-00775
NAIMCC-B-00776
NAIMCC-B-00777
NAIMCC-B-00778
NAIMCC-B-00779
NAIMCC-B-00780
NAIMCC-B-00781
NAIMCC-B-00782
NAIMCC-B-00783
NAIMCC-B-00784
NAIMCC-B-00785
NAIMCC-B-00786
NAIMCC-B-00787
NAIMCC-B-00788
NAIMCC-B-00789
NAIMCC-B-00790
NAIMCC-B-00791
NAIMCC-B-00792
NAIMCC-B-00793
NAIMCC-B-00794
NAIMCC-B-00795
NAIMCC-B-00796
NAIMCC-B-00797
NAIMCC-B-00798
NAIMCC-B-00799
NAIMCC-B-00800
NAIMCC-B-00801
NAIMCC-B-00802
NAIMCC-B-00803
NAIMCC-B-00804
NAIMCC-B-00805
NAIMCC-B-00806
NAIMCC-B-00807
NAIMCC-B-00808
NAIMCC-B-00809
NAIMCC-B-00810
NAIMCC-B-00811
NAIMCC-B-00812
NAIMCC-B-00813
NAIMCC-B-00814
NAIMCC-B-00815
NAIMCC-B-00816
NAIMCC-B-00817
NAIMCC-B-00818
NAIMCC-B-00819
NAIMCC-B-00820
NAIMCC-B-00821
NAIMCC-B-00822
Burkholderia sp.
Serratia marcescens
Burkholderia sp.
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus subtilis
Paenibacillus xylanexedens
Bacillus velezensis
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus aryabhattai
Bacillus cibi
Bacillus malacitensis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus atrophaeus
Bacillus endophyticus
Bacillus psychrosoccharolyticus
Brevibacterium frigoritolerans
Bacillus simplex
Paenibacillus pabuli
Bacillus horneckiae
Sphingomonas sp.
Ochrobactrum sp.
Psuedomonas poae
Lysobacter sp.
Pseudomonas geniculata
Psuedoalteromonas sp.
Pasteurella pneumotropica
Micrococcineae bacterium
Methylobacterium phyllosphaerae
Methylobacterium radiotolerance
Methylobacterium hispanicum
Bacillus clausii
Bacillus parabrevis
Bacillus cereus
Pontibacillus sp.
Bacillus koreensis
Bacillus farraginis
Bacillus arbutinivorans
Bacillus humi
Clavibacter michiganensis
Streptomyces sp.
Streptomyces koyangensis
Streptomyces rochei
Streptomyces thermoluteus
Streptomyces rubrolavendulae
NAIMCC-B-00823
NAIMCC-B-00824
NAIMCC-B-00825
NAIMCC-B-00826
NAIMCC-B-00827
NAIMCC-B-00828
NAIMCC-B-00829
NAIMCC-B-00830
NAIMCC-B-00831
NAIMCC-B-00832
NAIMCC-B-00833
NAIMCC-B-00834
NAIMCC-B-00835
NAIMCC-B-00836
NAIMCC-B-00837
NAIMCC-B-00838
NAIMCC-B-00839
NAIMCC-B-00840
NAIMCC-B-00841
NAIMCC-B-00842
NAIMCC-B-00843
NAIMCC-B-00844
NAIMCC-B-00845
NAIMCC-B-00846
NAIMCC-B-00847
NAIMCC-B-00848
NAIMCC-B-00849
NAIMCC-B-00850
NAIMCC-B-00851
NAIMCC-B-00852
NAIMCC-B-00853
NAIMCC-B-00854
NAIMCC-B-00855
NAIMCC-B-00856
NAIMCC-B-00857
NAIMCC-B-00858
NAIMCC-B-00859
NAIMCC-B-00860
NAIMCC-B-00861
NAIMCC-B-00862
NAIMCC-B-00863
NAIMCC-B-00864
NAIMCC-B-00865
NAIMCC-B-00866
NAIMCC-B-00867
NAIMCC-B-00868
NAIMCC-B-00869
NAIMCC-B-00870
NAIMCC-B-00871
NAIMCC-B-00872
NAIMCC-B-00873
NAIMCC-B-00874
NAIMCC-B-00875
NAIMCC-B-00876
NAIMCC-B-00877
NAIMCC-B-00878
Streptomyces bacillaris
Streptomyces humidus
Streptomyces coeruleorubins
Streptomyces atrovirens
Streptomyces viridis
Streptomyces vinaceus
Streptomyces pseudogriseolus
Streptomyces thermocarboxydus
Streptomyces griseoflavus
Streptomyces carpaticus
Streptomyces variegatus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Staphylococcus succinus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus megaterium
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus megaterium
Serratia marcescens
Streptomyces rochei
Bacillus pumilus
Bacillus subtilis
Streptomyces variabilis
Streptomyces spiralis
Streptomyces flovidofuscus
Streptomyces fumigatiscleroticus
Streptomyces fradiae
Rhizobium leguminosarum
Lysinibacillus fusiformis
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus cereus
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus lichiniformis
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NAIMCC-B-00879
NAIMCC-B-00880
NAIMCC-B-00881
NAIMCC-B-00882
NAIMCC-B-00883
NAIMCC-B-00884
NAIMCC-B-00885
NAIMCC-B-00886
NAIMCC-B-00887
NAIMCC-B-00888
NAIMCC-B-00889
NAIMCC-B-00890
NAIMCC-B-00891
210
Burkhoderia cepacia
Streptomyces anulatus
Streptomyces griseus
Streptomyces setonii
Streptomyces sampsonii
Streptomyces tendae
Streptomyces koyangensis
Streptomyces africansis
Streptomyces setoni
Paenibacillus panacisola
NAIMCC-B-00892
NAIMCC-B-00893
NAIMCC-B-00894
NAIMCC-B-00895
NAIMCC-B-00896
NAIMCC-B-00897
NAIMCC-B-00898
NAIMCC-B-00899
NAIMCC-B-00900
NAIMCC-B-00901
NAIMCC-B-00902
NAIMCC-B-00903
NAIMCC-B-00904
Agrobacterium vitis
Azospirilium brasilense
Microbacterium esteraromaticum
Micrococcus luteus
Bacillus circulans
Bacillus cereus
Pseudomonas stutzeri
Bacillus circulans
Brachybacterium conglomeratum
Staphylococcus warneri
Numerical index for Cyanobacteria (blue green algae) and Microalgae

NAIMCC-C-00001
NAIMCC-C-00002
NAIMCC-C-00003
NAIMCC-C-00004
NAIMCC-C-00005
NAIMCC-C-00006
NAIMCC-C-00007
NAIMCC-C-00008
NAIMCC-C-00009
NAIMCC-C-00010
NAIMCC-C-00011
NAIMCC-C-00012
NAIMCC-C-00013
NAIMCC-C-00014
NAIMCC-C-00015
NAIMCC-C-00016
NAIMCC-C-00017
NAIMCC-C-00018
NAIMCC-C-00019
NAIMCC-C-00020
NAIMCC-C-00021
NAIMCC-C-00022
NAIMCC-C-00023
NAIMCC-C-00024
NAIMCC-C-00025
NAIMCC-C-00026
NAIMCC-C-00027
NAIMCC-C-00028
NAIMCC-C-00029
Anabaena doliolum
Anabaena doliolum,
Aulosira sp.
Calothrix geitonos
Calothrix javanica
Calothrix maechica
Dichothrix sp.
Limnothrix obliqueacuminata
Lyngbia allorgei
Lyngbia laxespiralis
Lyngbya truncicola
Microcheate tenera
Microcheate uberrima
Nostoc carneum
Nostoc hatei
Nostoc muscorum
Oscillatoria acuta
Phormidium ambiguum
Phormidium angustissimum
Phormidium foveolarum
Phormidium fragile
Plectonema boryanum
Plectonema boryanum
Plectonema litorale
Plectonema radiosum
Plectonema radiosum
Plectonema tomasinianum
Nostoc ellipsosporum
Anabaena constricta
NAIMCC-C-00030
NAIMCC-C-00031
NAIMCC-C-00032
NAIMCC-C-00033
NAIMCC-C-00034
NAIMCC-C-00035
NAIMCC-C-00036
NAIMCC-C-00037
NAIMCC-C-00038
NAIMCC-C-00039
NAIMCC-C-00040
NAIMCC-C-00041
NAIMCC-C-00042
NAIMCC-C-00043
NAIMCC-C-00044
NAIMCC-C-00045
NAIMCC-C-00046
NAIMCC-C-00047
NAIMCC-C-00048
NAIMCC-C-00049
NAIMCC-C-00050
NAIMCC-C-00051
NAIMCC-C-00052
NAIMCC-C-00053
NAIMCC-C-00054
NAIMCC-C-00055
NAIMCC-C-00056
NAIMCC-C-00057
Anabaena fertilissima
Nostoc entophytum
Nostoc linckia
Synechocystis sp.
Nostoc calcicola
Nostoc punctiforme
Hapalosiphon fontinalis
Calothrix sp.
Microchaete sp.
Calothrix sp.
Nostoc commune
Scytonema bohneri
Cylindrospermum sp.
Mastigocladus laminosus
Hapalosiphon luteolus
Scytonema simplex
Hapalosiphon hansgirgi
Tolypothrix phyllophila
Calothrix brevissima
Scytonema tolypothrix hides
Anabaena fertilissima
Westiellopsis prolifica
Nostoc parmelioides
Scytonema iulium
Anabaena orientalis
Hapalosiphon hibernicus
Tolypothrix tenuis
Nostoc sp.
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Passport Data for Submission of Microbial Cultures

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Dr. D.P. Singh

PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

Cultures should be revived / subcultures immediately after its receiving.

Cultures are not supplied to private addresses.

Recipients of NBAIM culture should not pass on such cultures to others.

NBAIM supplies cultures bearing its own accession number.

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