Rapid and precise identification of

Rapid and precise identification of species is the vital and
critical first step in the fields of conservation, sustainable
use of biodiversity [1], ecology [2], pathogen prevention
and control [3], quarantine control of exotic species [4],
forensic investigations [5], and human health [6,7]. Using
purely morphological methods to identify fungal species
poses some problems. The number of taxonomic mycologists
is very limited, and for a specific fungal group fewer
specialists can be consulted. Furthermore, morphological
identification is somewhat time-consuming especially of
species that lack sufficient diagnostic features, such as unicellular
groups or those that fail to sporulate. In the past two
decades, analysis of DNA sequences has been incorporated
to establish phylogenetic relationships among groups and to
aid species delimitation [8–12]. Nowadays, efforts have
been made to seek a short, standardized, and universal gene

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Rapid and Precise Identification of species is the Vital and
Critical First Step in the Fields of Conservation, Sustainable
use of biodiversity [1], ecology [2], pathogen Prevention
and Control [3], quarantine Control of Exotic species [4],
Forensic. investigations [5], and human health [6,7]. Using
purely morphological methods to Identify fungal species
poses Some Problems. Number of the taxonomic mycologists
is very Limited, and for a specific fungal Group fewer
specialists Can be consulted. Furthermore, morphological
somewhat time-consuming Identification is especially of
species that sufficient Lack Diagnostic features, such as unicellular
groups or those that Fail to Sporulate. In the Past Two
decades, Analysis of DNA sequences has been Incorporated
to establish phylogenetic relationships among groups and to
Aid Delimitation species [8-12]. Nowadays, efforts have
been Made to Seek a short, standardized, and Universal Gene.

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Rapid and precise identification of species is the vital and
critical first step in the fields, of conservation sustainable
use. Of biodiversity [1], [], ecology 2 pathogen prevention
and control [3], quarantine control of exotic 4 species [],
forensic. Investigations [5], and human, health [6 7]. Using
purely morphological methods to identify fungal species
poses some problems.The number of taxonomic mycologists
is very limited and for, a specific fungal group fewer
specialists can be, consulted. Furthermore morphological
identification, is somewhat time-consuming especially of
species that lack sufficient diagnostic. Features such as, unicellular
groups or those that fail to sporulate. In the past two
decades analysis of, DNA sequences. Has been incorporated
.To establish phylogenetic relationships among groups and to
aid species delimitation [8 - 12]. Nowadays efforts, have
been. Made to seek a short standardized and universal gene,,,