Asian Journal of Mycology

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The “Asian journal of Mycology” is an international peer-reviewed journal publishing high quality papers in the whole field of mycology and lichenology. This includes fungal biology, diversity, ecology and evolution as well as taxonomic works and checklists. The main focus is on basic original research, but review articles and studies on methodology and applied aspects are highly welcome. Studies published in the “Asian journal of Mycology” are accompanied by publicly accessible data and provide maximum transparency and reproducibility of analyses workflows. Articles from Asia are particularly welcome but not exclusive. AJOM has no page or open access charges and offers a free outlet for the publications of the mycology community.

Asian journal of Mycology is the official journal of Mae Fah Luang University, Center of Excellence in Fungal Research, Thailand.

Highlights of publication

• Peer-reviewed manuscripts on all aspects of mycology
• Open access
• Quick turnaround
• No page charges 

 

Articles in the “Asian journal of Mycology” will be published open access. All manuscripts will undergo peer review before acceptance.

Asian Journal of Mycology will publish one yearly volume.

Asian Journal of Mycology is indexed in Web of Science from 2018 in the following products:

- Biological Abstracts

- BIOSIS Previews

 

 

Recent News

Congratulation to Dr. Ausana Mapook on her new job

Congratulation to Dr. Thatsanee Luangharn on her new job

The 2nd Postgraduate Biannual Conference of the Center of Excellence in Fungal Research

Recent Profiles

Sajeewa S.N. Maharachchikumbura (Sajee)

Recent Papers

Volume 4 - 2021 issue 2

5. Antibacterial profiling of endophytic fungi sourced from Justicia betonica, a medicinal plant from the secluded Western Ghats region
Parashiva et al. (2021)

4. Marthomamyces gen. nov. (Asterinales, Lembosiaceae) from Southern Western Ghats, India
Lini et al. (2021)

3. Endophytic association between Alternaria oxytropis and Oxytropis kansuensis affected by nutritional conditions and temperature
Yunye et al. (2021)

2. Larger basidiomycetes growing on poroid lignicolous fungi show rot type-related colonization patterns
Halbwachs et al (2021)

1. Methods for observing, culturing, and studying living ascospores
Jason M et al. (2021)

Volume 4 - 2021 issue 1

10. Low temperature induces Polyporus umbellatus sclerotia formation on nutrient media
Pasailiuk MV. (2021)

9. Effect of Mycorrhiza on the Growth of Paraserianthes falcataria (L.) I.C Nielson under Hg-contamination
Latifah I el al. (2021)

8. AJOM new records and collections of fungi: 101-150
Chethana KWT et al. (2021)