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"Karwa A, Rai MK. 2010. Hitherto unreported Agaricus species of Central India. Nusantara Bioscience 2: 141-145. Melghat forest region from Central India was surveyed for occurrence of medicinal and culinary mushrooms during the years 2005-2008. Out oftotal 153 species, ten species of Agaricus were recorded from different localities. Of these, seven species namely Agaricus bitorquis, A.subrufescens, A. augustus, A. placomyces, A. essettei, A. basioanolosus and Agaricus sp. nov (a new species) are being reported for thefirst time from the region. The commercial button mushroom Agaricus bisporus lacks good breeding characters due to its bisporic nature. These wild cousins of the button mushroom can definitely prove to be a good source of genetic manipulations to the existing strains and also to develop new strains with improved characters"

"Under normal conditions, a geomorphic system establishes a steady state with well-adjusted energy and material flow. Rainfall supplies the potential energy to channels and gradient converts it into kinetic energy. Thus, as a result of this process, erosion occurs. Hence, the moment adjustment between energy and material will be disturbed, the system will be distorted and the result will be slope instability. The present paper has been designed to evaluate the mechanism of slope instability with special reference to Central Himalayan district of India."