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Which of the following is famous mycologist of India?
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Which of the following is famous mycologist of India?

A
P. Maheshwari

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M.O.P. Iyengar

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K. Sharma

D
Sadasivan

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T.S. Sadasivan work on physiology of infection by . Other famous Indian mycologists are K.C. Mehta, B.B. Mundkar and C.V. Subramaniyam.
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Which of the following is famous mycologist of India?
TopicBiological Classification
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
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