215
Raper JR (1936) Heterothallism and sterility in Achlya
and observations on the cytology of Achlya bisexualis.
J Elisha Mitchell Sci Soc 52:274–289
Raper JR (1951) Sexual hormones in Achlya . Amer Sci
39:110–120
Reichenbach-Klinke HH (1956) Augenschaden bei
Meeresfi schen durch den Pilz Ichthyosporidium hoferi
(Plehn et Mulsow) und Bemerkungen zu seiner
Verbreitung bei Mittelmeerfi schen, Pubbl Stn Zool
Napoli 29:22–32
Reichenbach-Klinke H-H (1960) Die Discus-Krankheit
und ihre Ursachen. Aquar-u Terrar-Z 13:303–305
Reichenbach-Klinke H-H, Elkan E (1965) The principal
diseases of lower vertebrates. Academic, New York,
p 600
Reischer HS (1949) The effect of temperature on the
papillation of oögonia of Achlya colorata . Mycologia
41:398–402
Robin C (1853) Histoire naturelle des vegetaux parasites
qui croissent sur Phomme Et sur les animaux vivants.
J.-B. Bailliere, Paris, p 702
Rossman AY, Palm ME (2006) Why are Phytophthora and
other Oömycota not true fungi? Outlooks Pest Manage
17:217–219
Rucker RR, Gustafson PV (1953) An epizootic among
rainbow trout. Progve Fish Cult 15:179–181
Ruggieri GD, Nigrelli RF, Powles PM, Garnett DG (1970)
Epizootics in yellow-tail fl ounder, Limanda ferruginea Storer, in the western North Atlantic caused by
Ichthyophonus , an ubiquitous parasitic fungus. Zool
NY 55:57–62
Salvin SB (1940) The occurrence of fi ve successive
swarming stages in a non-sexual Achlya . Mycologia
32:148–154
Salvin SB (1941) Comparative studies on the primary and
secondary zoospores of the Saprolegniaceae.
I. Infl uence of temperature. Mycologia 33:592–600
Sati SC, Mer GS (1989) The possible correlations between
certain asexual and sexual reproductive bodies in
Saprolegniaceae. Proc Nat Acad Sci India 59(B):93–98
Schaperclaus W (1953) Fortpfl anzung und systematik von
Ichthyophonus . Aquar-u Terrar-Z 6:177–182
Schneider CL, Yoder DL (1973) Development of a methodology for the production of Aphanomyces cochlioides oöspores in vitro. J Am Soc Sugar Beet Technol
17:230–239
Schrank F von P (1789) Balersche Flora, München 2, 553
Scott WW (1960) The fungus fl ora of agricultural soils in
Virginia. I. Aquatic Phycomycetes, Virg J Sci (N.S.)
11:125–129
Scott WW, Seymour R, Warren C (1963a) Some new and
unusual fungi from Virginia. I. Lower Phycomycetes.
Virg J Sci 14:11–15
Scott WW, Powell JR, Seymour R (1963b) Pure culture
techniques applied to the growth of Saprolegnia spp.
on a chemically defi ned medium. Virg J Sci 14:42–46
Shanor L (1940) Studies in the genus Olpidiopsis .
III. Some observations on the host range of certain
species. J Elisha Mitchell Sci Soc 56:165–176
Sindermann CJ (1956) Diseases of fi shes of the western
North Atlantic IV. Fungus disease and resultant mortalities of herring in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence in
1955. Res Bull Dept Sea Shore Fish Me 25:1–23
Sindermann CJ (1958) An epizootic in Gulf of Saint
Lawrence fi shes. Trans N Am Wildl Conf
23:349–360
Sindermann CJ, Scattergood LW (1954) Diseases of fi shes
of the western North Atlantic II. Ichthyosporidium
disease of the sea herring ( Clupea harengus ). Res Bull
Dept Sea Shore Fish Me 19:1–40
Sinha SK (1985) Studies in fungi causing fi sh diseases.
Ph.D. thesis approved by the University of Gorakhpur,
Gorakhpur
Spallanzani L (1777) Opuscules de physique. Geneve
Sparrow FK Jr, Dogma IJ (1973) Zoosporic Phycomycetes
from Hispaniola. Archiv Microbiol 89:177–204
Srivastava GC (1964) Observations on Indian aquatic
fungi. II. Occurrence of Olpidiopsis varians Shanor at
Gorakhpur. Ind Phytopathol 17:249–253
Srivastava GC (1966) The host range of four species of
Olpidiopsis . Trans Br Mycol Soc 49:69–72
Srivastava GC (1967a) Some species of Saprolegniaceae
collected from Gorakhpur India. Hydrobiologia
30:281–292
Srivastava GC (1967b) Ecological studies on some
aquatic fungi of Gorakhpur India. Hydrobiologia
30:385–404
Srivastava GC (1975) Olpidiopsis indica sp. nov. from
India. Curr Sci 44:642–644
Srivastava AK (1979) Fungal infection of hatchlings of
Labeo rohita . Mykosen 22(2):40
Srivastava RC (1980a) Fungal parasites of certain freshwater fi shes of India. Aquaculture 21:387–392
Srivastava RC (1980b) Studies in fi sh mycopathology – a
review, Part I. Mykosen 23(6):325–332
Srivastava RC (1980c) Studies in fi sh mycopathology – a
review, Part II. Mykosen 23(7):380–391
Srivastava GC (1982) The host range of Olpidiopsis
indica . J Ind Bot Soc 61:108–110
Srivastava GC, Bhargava KS (1963) Observations on
Indian aquatic fungi. I. Three species of Olpidiopsis
from Gorakhpur. Ind Phytopathol 16:271–274
Srivastava GC, Sinha SK, Prabhuji SK (1984) Watermoulds parasitizing Carassius carassius L. causing
abnormal growth of fi sh tissues. J Ind Bot Soc
63(Suppl):25
Srivastava GC, Sinha SK, Prabhuji SK (1994)
Observations on fungal infection of Chela laubuca
Ham. With special reference to deep mycoses. Curr
Sci 66(3):237–239
Sterling AB (1879–1880) Additional observations on fungus disease of salmon and other fi sh. Proc R Soc Edinb
10:371–378
Sternberg S (1994) The emerging fungal threat. Science
266:1632–1634
Suzuki S (1961) The diurnal migration of zoospores of
aquatic fungi in shallow lake. Bot Mag (Tokyo)
74:138–141
12 Aquatic Oömycetology: A New Field of Futuristic Research
Raper JR (1936) Heterothallism and sterility in Achlya
and observations on the cytology of Achlya bisexualis.
J Elisha Mitchell Sci Soc 52:274–289
Raper JR (1951) Sexual hormones in Achlya . Amer Sci
39:110–120
Reichenbach-Klinke HH (1956) Augenschaden bei
Meeresfi schen durch den Pilz Ichthyosporidium hoferi
(Plehn et Mulsow) und Bemerkungen zu seiner
Verbreitung bei Mittelmeerfi schen, Pubbl Stn Zool
Napoli 29:22–32
Reichenbach-Klinke H-H (1960) Die Discus-Krankheit
und ihre Ursachen. Aquar-u Terrar-Z 13:303–305
Reichenbach-Klinke H-H, Elkan E (1965) The principal
diseases of lower vertebrates. Academic, New York,
p 600
Reischer HS (1949) The effect of temperature on the
papillation of oögonia of Achlya colorata . Mycologia
41:398–402
Robin C (1853) Histoire naturelle des vegetaux parasites
qui croissent sur Phomme Et sur les animaux vivants.
J.-B. Bailliere, Paris, p 702
Rossman AY, Palm ME (2006) Why are Phytophthora and
other Oömycota not true fungi? Outlooks Pest Manage
17:217–219
Rucker RR, Gustafson PV (1953) An epizootic among
rainbow trout. Progve Fish Cult 15:179–181
Ruggieri GD, Nigrelli RF, Powles PM, Garnett DG (1970)
Epizootics in yellow-tail fl ounder, Limanda ferruginea Storer, in the western North Atlantic caused by
Ichthyophonus , an ubiquitous parasitic fungus. Zool
NY 55:57–62
Salvin SB (1940) The occurrence of fi ve successive
swarming stages in a non-sexual Achlya . Mycologia
32:148–154
Salvin SB (1941) Comparative studies on the primary and
secondary zoospores of the Saprolegniaceae.
I. Infl uence of temperature. Mycologia 33:592–600
Sati SC, Mer GS (1989) The possible correlations between
certain asexual and sexual reproductive bodies in
Saprolegniaceae. Proc Nat Acad Sci India 59(B):93–98
Schaperclaus W (1953) Fortpfl anzung und systematik von
Ichthyophonus . Aquar-u Terrar-Z 6:177–182
Schneider CL, Yoder DL (1973) Development of a methodology for the production of Aphanomyces cochlioides oöspores in vitro. J Am Soc Sugar Beet Technol
17:230–239
Schrank F von P (1789) Balersche Flora, München 2, 553
Scott WW (1960) The fungus fl ora of agricultural soils in
Virginia. I. Aquatic Phycomycetes, Virg J Sci (N.S.)
11:125–129
Scott WW, Seymour R, Warren C (1963a) Some new and
unusual fungi from Virginia. I. Lower Phycomycetes.
Virg J Sci 14:11–15
Scott WW, Powell JR, Seymour R (1963b) Pure culture
techniques applied to the growth of Saprolegnia spp.
on a chemically defi ned medium. Virg J Sci 14:42–46
Shanor L (1940) Studies in the genus Olpidiopsis .
III. Some observations on the host range of certain
species. J Elisha Mitchell Sci Soc 56:165–176
Sindermann CJ (1956) Diseases of fi shes of the western
North Atlantic IV. Fungus disease and resultant mortalities of herring in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence in
1955. Res Bull Dept Sea Shore Fish Me 25:1–23
Sindermann CJ (1958) An epizootic in Gulf of Saint
Lawrence fi shes. Trans N Am Wildl Conf
23:349–360
Sindermann CJ, Scattergood LW (1954) Diseases of fi shes
of the western North Atlantic II. Ichthyosporidium
disease of the sea herring ( Clupea harengus ). Res Bull
Dept Sea Shore Fish Me 19:1–40
Sinha SK (1985) Studies in fungi causing fi sh diseases.
Ph.D. thesis approved by the University of Gorakhpur,
Gorakhpur
Spallanzani L (1777) Opuscules de physique. Geneve
Sparrow FK Jr, Dogma IJ (1973) Zoosporic Phycomycetes
from Hispaniola. Archiv Microbiol 89:177–204
Srivastava GC (1964) Observations on Indian aquatic
fungi. II. Occurrence of Olpidiopsis varians Shanor at
Gorakhpur. Ind Phytopathol 17:249–253
Srivastava GC (1966) The host range of four species of
Olpidiopsis . Trans Br Mycol Soc 49:69–72
Srivastava GC (1967a) Some species of Saprolegniaceae
collected from Gorakhpur India. Hydrobiologia
30:281–292
Srivastava GC (1967b) Ecological studies on some
aquatic fungi of Gorakhpur India. Hydrobiologia
30:385–404
Srivastava GC (1975) Olpidiopsis indica sp. nov. from
India. Curr Sci 44:642–644
Srivastava AK (1979) Fungal infection of hatchlings of
Labeo rohita . Mykosen 22(2):40
Srivastava RC (1980a) Fungal parasites of certain freshwater fi shes of India. Aquaculture 21:387–392
Srivastava RC (1980b) Studies in fi sh mycopathology – a
review, Part I. Mykosen 23(6):325–332
Srivastava RC (1980c) Studies in fi sh mycopathology – a
review, Part II. Mykosen 23(7):380–391
Srivastava GC (1982) The host range of Olpidiopsis
indica . J Ind Bot Soc 61:108–110
Srivastava GC, Bhargava KS (1963) Observations on
Indian aquatic fungi. I. Three species of Olpidiopsis
from Gorakhpur. Ind Phytopathol 16:271–274
Srivastava GC, Sinha SK, Prabhuji SK (1984) Watermoulds parasitizing Carassius carassius L. causing
abnormal growth of fi sh tissues. J Ind Bot Soc
63(Suppl):25
Srivastava GC, Sinha SK, Prabhuji SK (1994)
Observations on fungal infection of Chela laubuca
Ham. With special reference to deep mycoses. Curr
Sci 66(3):237–239
Sterling AB (1879–1880) Additional observations on fungus disease of salmon and other fi sh. Proc R Soc Edinb
10:371–378
Sternberg S (1994) The emerging fungal threat. Science
266:1632–1634
Suzuki S (1961) The diurnal migration of zoospores of
aquatic fungi in shallow lake. Bot Mag (Tokyo)
74:138–141
12 Aquatic Oömycetology: A New Field of Futuristic Research