DIDYMOCYRTIS PERTUSARIAE: A NEW SPECIES FROM CENTRAL HIMALAYA, INDIA AND A WORLDWIDE KEY TO ALL RECOGNIZED DIDYMOCYRTIS (PHAEOSPHAERIACEAE; PLEOSPORALES) SPECIES

From the alpine delta zeta jersey region of India, a hitherto undocumented lichenicolous species of Didymocyrtis colonizing the thallus and soredia of Pertusaria species thriving on rocky substrates is meticulously described as a novel taxon (D.pertusariae), from the Indian subcontinent, and is compared with other lichenicolous Didymocyrtis species

Bees, both wild and domesticated ones, are hosts to a plethora of viruses, with most of them infecting a wide range of bee species and genera.Although viral discovery and research on bee viruses date back over 50 years, the last decade is marked by a surge of new studies, new virus discoveries, and reports on viral transmission in and between bee s

The demonopolization policy on State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) makes SOEs as an independent corporations by prioritizing profit motives while running a business for public benefits.The opportunity for private companies to become competitors of SOEs that have been running a monopoly business is one of the challenges for SOEs to compete.Restructuring