"… many of the chapters are by established authorities and so provide important reviews of the current state of our knowledge in those fields. Consequently, I learned a great deal from it, and can commend it as value to both lecturers preparing courses, and students working on essays on particular aspects of mycology."– David L. Hawksworth in British Mycological Society in 2007 "The book is well edited and may be useful for everyone interested in any aspect of fungal biochemistry or biotechnology." – A. Gniazdowska, Warsaw in Acta Physiol Plant in 2008

• Fungal Secondary Metabolites: A Pandora's Box of Treasures. Biology and Biotechnology Potential of Saprophytic Entomophtorales. Hymenochaetoid Fungi. Endolithic Fungi. Rock-Inhabiting Fungi: From Biodeterioration to Human Disease. Diversity of Aquatic Hyphomycetes in the Tropics. Molecular Identification and Detection of Plant Pathogenic and Toxigenic Fusarium Fungi. Evolutionary Relationships Among Economically Important Aspergillus Species. Aquatic Hyphomycetes and their Meiosporic Relatives: Slow and Laborious Solving of a Jig-Saw Puzzle. Recent Trends in Phylogeny and Classification of Lichen-forming Ascomycetes. Significance of Lichens and Their Secondary Metabolites: A Review. Diversity and Applications of Endophytic Fungi Isolated from Tropical Plants. Natural Products from Marine Fungi. Recent Advances in the Development of Mycoinsecticides in Australia. Entomogeneous Fungi and Development of Mycoinsecticides. Advances in Immunochemical Methods for Mycotoxin/Mycotoxigenic Fungi Detection in the Agri-Food System. Biosynthesis of Silver Nanoparticles Using Fungi. Can Agricultural Practices and Land Use Patterns Affect Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Population and Diversity?

"… many of the chapters are by established authorities and so provide important reviews of the current state of our knowledge in those fields. Consequently, I learned a great deal from it, and can commend it as value to both lecturers preparing courses, and students working on essays on particular aspects of mycology."– David L. Hawksworth in British Mycological Society in 2007 "The book is well edited and may be useful for everyone interested in any aspect of fungal biochemistry or biotechnology." – A. Gniazdowska, Warsaw in Acta Physiol Plant in 2008

• Fungal Secondary Metabolites: A Pandora's Box of Treasures. Biology and Biotechnology Potential of Saprophytic Entomophtorales. Hymenochaetoid Fungi. Endolithic Fungi. Rock-Inhabiting Fungi: From Biodeterioration to Human Disease. Diversity of Aquatic Hyphomycetes in the Tropics. Molecular Identification and Detection of Plant Pathogenic and Toxigenic Fusarium Fungi. Evolutionary Relationships Among Economically Important Aspergillus Species. Aquatic Hyphomycetes and their Meiosporic Relatives: Slow and Laborious Solving of a Jig-Saw Puzzle. Recent Trends in Phylogeny and Classification of Lichen-forming Ascomycetes. Significance of Lichens and Their Secondary Metabolites: A Review. Diversity and Applications of Endophytic Fungi Isolated from Tropical Plants. Natural Products from Marine Fungi. Recent Advances in the Development of Mycoinsecticides in Australia. Entomogeneous Fungi and Development of Mycoinsecticides. Advances in Immunochemical Methods for Mycotoxin/Mycotoxigenic Fungi Detection in the Agri-Food System. Biosynthesis of Silver Nanoparticles Using Fungi. Can Agricultural Practices and Land Use Patterns Affect Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Population and Diversity?

"… many of the chapters are by established authorities and so provide important reviews of the current state of our knowledge in those fields. Consequently, I learned a great deal from it, and can commend it as value to both lecturers preparing courses, and students working on essays on particular aspects of mycology."– David L. Hawksworth in British Mycological Society in 2007 "The book is well edited and may be useful for everyone interested in any aspect of fungal biochemistry or biotechnology." – A. Gniazdowska, Warsaw in Acta Physiol Plant in 2008

• Fungal Secondary Metabolites: A Pandora's Box of Treasures. Biology and Biotechnology Potential of Saprophytic Entomophtorales. Hymenochaetoid Fungi. Endolithic Fungi. Rock-Inhabiting Fungi: From Biodeterioration to Human Disease. Diversity of Aquatic Hyphomycetes in the Tropics. Molecular Identification and Detection of Plant Pathogenic and Toxigenic Fusarium Fungi. Evolutionary Relationships Among Economically Important Aspergillus Species. Aquatic Hyphomycetes and their Meiosporic Relatives: Slow and Laborious Solving of a Jig-Saw Puzzle. Recent Trends in Phylogeny and Classification of Lichen-forming Ascomycetes. Significance of Lichens and Their Secondary Metabolites: A Review. Diversity and Applications of Endophytic Fungi Isolated from Tropical Plants. Natural Products from Marine Fungi. Recent Advances in the Development of Mycoinsecticides in Australia. Entomogeneous Fungi and Development of Mycoinsecticides. Advances in Immunochemical Methods for Mycotoxin/Mycotoxigenic Fungi Detection in the Agri-Food System. Biosynthesis of Silver Nanoparticles Using Fungi. Can Agricultural Practices and Land Use Patterns Affect Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungal Population and Diversity?