This review paper provides the first attempt at compiling a classification of all taxa in the
kingdom Fungi and fungus-like taxa, reported from Iran until the end of 2021. The list of all …

Saprolegniosis, also called water mould, induces a cotton or wool‐like white growth on fish
skin. It can kill fish at all stages of life, from eggs to adults. It is caused by oomycetes from the …

This study was undertaken to investigate saprolegniasis outbreaks in Nile tilapia farms at
northern Egypt and its linkage to the water quality parameters, besides, their genetic …

Studies on the diversity, distribution and ecological role of Saprolegniales (Oomycota) in
freshwater ecosystems are currently receiving attention due to a greater understanding of …

Mass mortalities of angelfish eggs accompanied with very low hatchability were reported in
a private ornamental fish farm in Egypt. Examined eggs were badly damaged by water …

Laureliopsis philippiana (Looser) R. Schodde (Monimiaceae) is a native tree widespread in
the forest areas in the south of Chile and Argentina, known for its medicinal properties and …

Saprolegnia species have been implicated for significant fungal infections of both living and
dead fish as well as their eggs. In the present study, an oomycete water mould (strain HP) …

Contamination of fishes with mycotoxin-producing fungi has a negative impact on the public
health. The main goal of this study was to emulate contamination of fishes grown in …

Saprolegniosis is a fungal infection that leads to huge economic losses in tilapia
aquaculture. Saprolegnia spp. are usually implicated as the etiological agents, but their …

Saprolegniales have been studying for nearly 150 years and have been recognized mainly
as freshwater animal pathogens. Similar to the global trend, studies on Saprolegniales in …