The genera of Coelomycetes, including genera of lichen forming, sexual morphs and synasexual morphs with coelomycetous morphs (genera A–C)

Abstract

Identification, classification and nomenclature of asexual fungi (including coelomycetes) have been changing rapidly. However, nomenclatural changes of coelomycetous fungi have not been thoroughly discussed since Sutton (1977). Hence, it is essential to compile all scattered data and revisit the list of generic names. In this study, we compiled all published generic names of coelomycetous taxa including invalid and illegitimate names. Further, sexual genera which have coelomycetous asexual morphs are also provided. The present paper is a part of a series of papers on coelomycetous genera.

Freshwater fungi from southern Australia: Microvesuvius unicellularis gen. et. sp. nov. and Achrochaeta rivulata sp. nov.

“…This excludes spores or fungal DNA from a terrestrial origin found in a freshwater habitat.During a survey of freshwater fungi on submerged wood in southern Australia, a coelomycete resembling Hongkongmyces and a Dictyochaeta-like hyphomycete species were found. Coelomycetous fungi are often found in freshwater habitats and occur throughout the ascomycota (Wijayawardene et al, 2020). Dictyohaeta and similar genera are found in the Chaetosphaeriaceae.…”