Mycology in the Tropics 1st Edition

Mycology in the Tropics — 1st Edition by Jonathan Jaime Guerrero, Teresita Dalisay, Marian De Leon, Mark Angelo Balendres, and Kin Israel Notarte immediately draws you into the rich, often-overlooked world of tropical fungi. Perfect for researchers, students, conservationists, and curious naturalists, this authoritative volume combines scientific rigor with practical field insight.

Inside, you’ll find a clear, engaging exploration of fungal diversity across tropical regions — from Southeast Asia and the Philippine archipelago to the Amazon basin and equatorial Africa. The book covers taxonomy, ecology, species identification, life cycles, and the ecological roles fungi play in nutrient cycling, plant symbioses, and disease dynamics. Carefully written chapters translate complex mycological concepts into accessible guidance for fieldwork, laboratory study, and biodiversity assessment.

What sets this edition apart is its balance of scholarly depth and real-world applicability: diagnostic features and comparative descriptions help with accurate identification; ecological perspectives inform conservation and land-management decisions; and practical tips support specimen collection and ethical research in tropical habitats. Whether you are conducting academic research, developing conservation strategies, or deepening your knowledge of fungal biodiversity, this book equips you with the context and tools you need.

Compact yet comprehensive, Mycology in the Tropics is an indispensable reference for anyone studying fungi in warm, humid ecosystems. Enhance your tropical mycology library and deepen your understanding of one of the planet’s most vital biological groups — order your copy today and bring tropical fungal diversity into sharper focus.

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