Laboulbeniaceae
The Laboulbeniaceae are a family of fungi in the order Laboulbeniales. Taxa have a widespread distribution, and are parasitic to various orders of insects.
49 branches of this family, most-observed first
Hesperomyces
genusHesperomyces
Laboulbenia
genusLaboulbenia
Stigmatomyces
genusStigmatomyces
Rickia
genusRickia
Rhachomyces
genusRhachomyces
Cantharomyces
genusCantharomyces
Fanniomyces
genusFanniomyces
Distolomyces
genusDistolomyces
Stichomyces
genusStichomyces
Monoicomyces
genusMonoicomyces
Symplectromyces
genusSymplectromyces
Troglomyces
genusTroglomyces
Dimeromyces
genusDimeromyces
Asaphomyces
genusAsaphomyces
Haplomyces
genusHaplomyces
Rhadinomyces
genusRhadinomyces
Polyandromyces
genusPolyandromyces
Acompsomyces
genusAcompsomyces
Rhizopodomyces
genusRhizopodomyces
Arthrorhynchus
genusArthrorhynchus
Dioicomyces
genusDioicomyces
Corethromyces
genusCorethromyces
Peyritschiella
genusPeyritschiella
Teratomyces
genusTeratomyces
Amorphomyces
genusAmorphomyces
Dichomyces
genusDichomyces
Dimorphomyces
genusDimorphomyces
Sphaleromyces
genusSphaleromyces
Picardella
genusPicardella
Mimeomyces
genusMimeomyces
Histeridomyces
genusHisteridomyces
Cryptandromyces
genusCryptandromyces
Kainomyces
genusKainomyces
Dermapteromyces
genusDermapteromyces
Bordea
genusBordea
Pselaphidomyces
genusPselaphidomyces
Diplomyces
genusDiplomyces
Ecteinomyces
genusEcteinomyces
Siemaszkoa
genusSiemaszkoa
Filariomyces
genusFilariomyces
Rhizomyces
genusRhizomyces
Chitonomyces
genusChitonomyces
Triainomyces
genusTriainomyces
Diaphoromyces
genusDiaphoromyces
Cucujomyces
genusCucujomyces
Smeringomyces
genusSmeringomyces
Diphymyces
genusDiphymyces
Aphanandromyces
genusAphanandromyces
Misgomyces
genusMisgomyces
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 337770.