Eleven new species of the genus Aleuroclava Singh viz., A. celtise, sp. nov. (Tamil Nadu: Kodaikanal); A. combifornis, sp. nov. (Andhra Pradesh: Visakhapatnam); A dipterocarpi, sp. nov. (Kerala: Pamba); A. nothapodytese, sp. nov. (Karnataka: Chikmagalur); A. palakkadensis, sp. nov. (Kerala: Singampara); A. pambaensis, sp. nov. (Kerala: Pamba); A. paracrotone, sp. nov. (Kerala: Nellayampathi); A. premnae, sp. nov. (Tamil Nadu: Thaniparai); A. rhamnacei, sp. nov. (Tamil Nadu: Bhima falls); A. scolopiae, sp. nov. (Kerala: Karadipara); and A. viraktamathi, sp. nov. (Tamil Nadu: Kumarapuram) are described and illustrated. The names A. indicus Meganathan & David and A. papillata Dubey & Sundararaj retained and additional notes provided for A. goaensis Jesudasan & David and A. manii (David). This brings the number of Indian species of Aleuroclava to 62. Also, new hosts recorded for the Indian fauna.
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