Sk. Mitra et A. Sikdar, ASSOCIATION OF KERATINOPHILIC NON-DERMATOPHYTIC FUNGI WITH SKIN DISEASES OF RUMINANTS, Current Science, 65(4), 1993, pp. 356-357
Keratinophilic non-dermatophytic fungi have increasingly been reported
from various pathological conditions of man and animals. In the prese
nt study, a large number of keratinophilic non dermatophytes was recov
ered culturally from ruminants (cattle, buffalo, sheep and goat) havin
g skin disorders. The isolated fungi included Alternaria sp. (37.25%),
Aspergillus sp. (2.94%), Beauveria bassiana (4.90%), Chrysosporium ke
ratinophilum (0.98%), Chrysosporium indicum (0.98%), Curvularia sp. (2
.94%), Paecilomyces lilacinous (1.96%), Penicillium sp. (2.94%) and Ps
eudarachiniotus flavoluteus (1.96%).