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 Fusarium
 
 sp. is considered as a plant pathogen of temperate growing regions, where it causes
 
 Fusarium
 
 head blight in various grains. The species was isolated that was found to grow on its host seed (Finger millet) with a cottony appearance. The species was visualized under Foldscope by Lactophenol cotton blue staining.

Identification of Fusarium sp. growing on Finger millet using Foldscope

Microscopical Examination of Lactic acid bacteria isolated from ethnic fermented fish and fermented bamboo shoots of West Garo Hills, Meghalaya, India.

Identification of Fusarium sp. growing on Finger millet using Foldscope

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