ringworm in 1874, but he considered the fungus to be identical with that of the European ringworm. Manson (1879?82) in China was the first to describe the disease in any detail and he gave it the name tinea imbricata; he considered the fungus a non-cultivable Trichophyton, to which Blanchard gave the name Trichophyton concentricum. Castellani in Ceylon (1910-11) was the first to cultivate the f...

The Ceylon Journal of Science is published by the University Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. Full text available. journal also has its own website. a continuation (Biological Sciences) which no longer being as separate journal. history can be found here.From May 2020, indexed in DOAJ.

The Ceylon Journal of Science is published by the University Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. Full text available. journal also has its own website. a continuation (Biological Sciences) which no longer being as separate journal. history can be found here.From May 2020, indexed in DOAJ.

The Ceylon Journal of Science is published by the University Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. Full text available. journal also has its own website. a continuation (Biological Sciences) which no longer being as separate journal. history can be found here.From May 2020, indexed in DOAJ.