Lekh Raj Batra

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Lekh Raj Batra is affiliated with the following schools: Delhi University, University of California, Berkeley, Swarthmore College, University of Kansas, University of the Punjab, Cornell University

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Lekh Raj Batra

Biology

#5682

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#8219

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Microbiology

#1001

World Rank

#1111

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Lekh Raj Batra's Degrees

PhD Mycology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Botany Delhi University
Bachelors Botany Delhi University

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According to Wikipedia, Lekh Raj Batra was a distinguished mycologist and linguist. He studied the symbiotic relationships of fungi and beetles focusing on ambrosia beetles and fungi, bio-systematics of hemiascomycetes and discomycetes and fungal diseases.

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Lekh Raj Batra's Published Works

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Termites and Soils (1971) (618)
Ecology of Ambrosia Fungi and Their Dissemination by Beetles (1963) (237)
Ambrosia fungi: a taxonomic revision and nutritional studies of some species. (1967) (190)
Ambrosia Fungi: Extent of Specificity to Ambrosia Beetles (1966) (128)
World species of Monilinia (fungi) : their ecology, biosystematics, and control (1992) (128)
The mycoflora of domesticated and wild bees (Apoidea) (2005) (101)
MONILINIA VACCINII-CORYMBOSI (SCLEROTINIACEAE): ITS BIOLOGY ON BLUEBERRY AND COMPARISON WITH RELATED SPECIES (1983) (69)
Insect-Fungus Symbiosis: Nutrition, Mutualism, and Commensalism. (1980) (60)
Some Asian Fermented Foods and Beverages, And Associated Fungi (1974) (59)
Insect-Fungus Symbiosis: Nutrition, Mutualism and Commensalism (1981) (58)
The Fungus Gardens of Insects (1967) (58)
Ambrosia beetles and their associated fungi: research trends and techniques (1985) (46)
Nematosporaceae (Hemiascomycetidae): Taxonomy, Pathogenicity, Distribution and Vector Relations (1973) (40)
Pleomorphism in Some Ambrosia and Related Fungi (1963) (25)
Zizania latifolia andUstilago esculenta, a Grass-Fungus Association (1982) (25)
CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF AMBROSIA FUNGI. I. ASCOIDEA HYLECOETI SP. NOV. (ASCOMYCETES) (1961) (24)
FUNGUS-GROWING TERMITES OF TROPICAL INDIA AND ASSOCIATED FUNGI1 (1966) (22)
A NEW MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN FOSSIL FUNGUS (1964) (20)
First authenticated North American record of Monilinia fructigena, with notes on related species. (1979) (19)
A Comparative Morphological and Physiological Study of the Species of Dipodascus (1959) (18)
THE SPECIES OF CIBORINIA PATHOGENIC TO HERBACEOUS ANGIOSPERMS (1959) (16)
A Revision of the North American Species of Chlorociboria (Sclerotiniaceae) (1957) (16)
Two New Ambrosia Fungi: Ascoidea asiatica and A. africana (1964) (14)
CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF AMBROSIA FUNGI. II. ENDOMYCOPSIS FASCICULATA NOM. NOV. (ASCOMYCETES) (1963) (12)
A FIELD RECORD OF APOTHECIA OF MONILINIA FRUCTIGENA IN JAPAN AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE (1986) (12)
Insect-Fungus Symbiosis: Nutrition, Mutualism, and Commensalism (1980) (12)
Insect-fungus symbiosis: Nutrition, mutualism, and commensalism : proceedings of a symposium (1979) (12)
The species of Ciborinia pathogenic to Salix, Magnolia, and Quercus. (1960) (10)
World species of Monilinia (fungi) (1991) (9)
Habitat and Nutrition of Dipodascus and Cephaloascus (1963) (9)
Attraction of twospotted spider mite to bean rust uredinia (1994) (9)
New Species of Discomycetes from India: II (1960) (7)
Monilinia gaylussaciae, a new species pathogenic to Huckleberries (Gaylussacia) in North America (1988) (6)
DISJUNCTORS IN MONILINIA (DISCOMYCETIDAE: SCLEROTINIACEAE) AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN CLASSIFICATION (1988) (6)
Two new Hemiascomycetes: Pichia crossotarsi and P. microspora. (1971) (6)
Red stain of Acer negundo. (1962) (6)
Hemiascosporiaceae (Hemiascomycetidae: Dipodascales), A New Family Based on Hemiascosporium Spinulosum (1973) (5)
Amino acids in inner bark of loblolly pine, as affected by the southern pine beetle and associated microorganisms (1968) (5)
Hyperparasitism of Verticillium lecanii and Cladosporium cladosporioides on Uromyces appendiculatus, the causal organism for soybean rust. (2000) (5)
Ecto symbiosis between ambrosia fungi and beetles part 1 (1972) (4)
Anthracobia, Ascodesmis, Pyronema, and Trichophaea in Culture (1973) (4)
Critical problems of culture collections (1984) (3)
PHAEODISCUS, A NEW GENUS OF SCLEROTINIACEAE (INOPERCULATAE: DISCOMYCETES) (1968) (3)
Sclerotiniaceae XIII. An Undescribed Species on Berberis (1978) (2)
Edith Katherine Cash, 1890–1992 (1994) (1)
Kansas Fungi: Pezizales, Helotiales and Endomycetales. Part I (1967) (0)
Professor Roger Heim (1980) (0)
Book review (2004) (0)
Book Review:Microfungi on Miscellaneous Substrates: An Identification Handbook. Martin B. Ellis, J. Pamela Ellis (1989) (0)
A Preliminary Study of the Indian Discomycete Flora (1960) (0)

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