Fusarium proliferatum is a type of fungus that belongs to the Fusarium genus. It is commonly found in soil and on various plants, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. This fungus can cause diseases in crops, leading to significant agricultural losses. It is known to produce mycotoxins, which can be harmful to both plants and animals. In addition to its impact on agriculture, Fusarium proliferatum is also studied for its potential effects on human health. Some strains of this fungus can produce toxins that may contaminate food supplies, posing risks to consumers. Understanding this fungus is important for managing crop health and ensuring food safety.