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Sporormiella
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Sporormiella

Sporormiella is a genus of fungi in the family Sporormiaceae. Species of the genus are obligately coprophilous, occurring on the dung of domestic livestock as well as wild herbivores. The genus is distributed across boreal and temperate regions of the world, and contains about 80 species. The spores have characteristic features–they are dark brown, septate and have a pronounced sigmoid germination pore, which enables their use in paleoecology as a proxy for the abundance of grazing...

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51 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Sporormiella minima

speciesSporormiella minima

Sporormiella intermedia

speciesSporormiella intermedia

Sporormiella vexans

speciesSporormiella vexans

Sporormiella australis

speciesSporormiella australis

Sporormiella leporina

speciesSporormiella leporina

Sporormiella minutisperma

speciesSporormiella minutisperma

Sporormiella corynespora

speciesSporormiella corynespora

Sporormiella muskokensis

speciesSporormiella muskokensis

Sporormiella grandispora

speciesSporormiella grandispora

Sporormiella heptamera

speciesSporormiella heptamera

Sporormiella isopartis

speciesSporormiella isopartis

Sporormiella dubia

speciesSporormiella dubia

Sporormiella teretispora

speciesSporormiella teretispora

Sporormiella lageniformis

speciesSporormiella lageniformis

Sporormiella cymatomera

speciesSporormiella cymatomera

Sporormiella capybarae

speciesSporormiella capybarae

Sporormiella megalospora

speciesSporormiella megalospora

Sporormiella isomera

speciesSporormiella isomera

Sporormiella pulchella

speciesSporormiella pulchella

Sporormiella octonalis

speciesSporormiella octonalis

Sporormiella herculea

speciesSporormiella herculea

Sporormiella nigropurpurea

speciesSporormiella nigropurpurea

Sporormiella lignicola

speciesSporormiella lignicola

Sporormiella cylindrospora

speciesSporormiella cylindrospora

Sporormiella chaetomioides

speciesSporormiella chaetomioides

Sporormiella lata

speciesSporormiella lata

Sporormiella schadospora

speciesSporormiella schadospora

Sporormiella commutata

speciesSporormiella commutata

Sporormiella subtilis

speciesSporormiella subtilis

Sporormiella albolanata

speciesSporormiella albolanata

Sporormiella hexamera

speciesSporormiella hexamera

Sporormiella decamera

speciesSporormiella decamera

Sporormiella ovina

speciesSporormiella ovina

Sporormiella minimoides

speciesSporormiella minimoides

Sporormiella mediterranea

speciesSporormiella mediterranea

Sporormiella persica

speciesSporormiella persica

Sporormiella minipascua

speciesSporormiella minipascua

Sporormiella similis

speciesSporormiella similis

Sporormiella bezerrensis

speciesSporormiella bezerrensis

Sporormiella bipartis

speciesSporormiella bipartis

Sporormiella procaviicola

speciesSporormiella procaviicola

Sporormiella procaviae

speciesSporormiella procaviae

Sporormiella solicola

speciesSporormiella solicola

Sporormiella elegans

speciesSporormiella elegans

Sporormiella isabellae

speciesSporormiella isabellae

Sporormiella japonica

speciesSporormiella japonica

Sporormiella jejuensis

speciesSporormiella jejuensis

Sporormiella koreensis

speciesSporormiella koreensis

Sporormiella antarctica

speciesSporormiella antarctica

Sporormiella aegilopis

speciesSporormiella aegilopis

Sporormiella africana

speciesSporormiella africana

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