<p>This monograph systematically collects complete taxonomic data on 217 species of fungi from 9 orders, 18 families, 78 genera, 9 orders, Discomycetes in Kazakhstan, covering widely distributed species, rare species and newly discovered species. The book describes in detail the morphological characteristics, ecological habits and specific distribution points of each species in Kazakhstan, and also notes the geographical distribution pattern of these species in the Soviet Union and the world. The study particularly pointed out that this type of fungi includes ecologically beneficial species such as "forest scavengers", as well as pathogenic bacteria and toxic species that harm agriculture. This book provides an important scientific basis for fungal ecology research and plant disease prevention and control. </p>
Author (Editorial Board): С.Р. Schwartzman (С.Р.Шварцман）Н.Т. Karyeva (Un.Т.Кажиева） Published by: А зда тельс тво « АУ А А А» с к ой С С С С Published: Almaty Publication year: 1976 Pages: 324 pages Language: Russian Classification No.: У п К 288.284
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