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Nine species of Xylaria (X. escharoidea, X. filiformis, X. hypoxylon, X. longipes, X. multiplex, X. nigripes, X. obovata, X. polymorpha and X. symploci) were recorded during an inventory of various habitats of the Western Ghats and west coast of India. Xylaria escharoidea, X. hypoxylon and X. longipes were common to the Western Ghats and west coast, while five (X. filiformis, X. multiplex, X. obovata, X. polymorpha and X. symploci) and one (X. nigripes) species were confined to the Western Ghats and west coast regions, respectively. Xylaria longipes, X. multiplex, X. obovata and X. polymorpha grew on dead logs/stubs, X. escharoidea, X. nigripes and X. symploci preferred to grow on soil/termite mound/soil embedded with wood, X. hypoxylon preferred to grow on pods/kernels/twigs/humus/wood pieces and X. filiformis exclusively grew on leaves. Xylaria filiformis and X. multiplex recorded for the first time from the Western Ghats. Based on the occurrence on different substrates, a dichotomous key has been given for identification of nine species recorded in this survey. Including this survey, a total of 24 species of Xylaria has been reported from the Western Ghats and west coast regions of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Xylaria complex in the South Western India