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Gnomoniaceae

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Gnomoniaceae is a family of fungi in the order Diaporthales. The family was circumscribed by German botanist Heinrich Georg Winter in 1886.

Species

FAMILY

  1. KingdomFungi
  2. PhylumAscomycota
  3. ClassSordariomycetes
  4. OrderDiaporthales
  5. FamilyGnomoniaceae
Habitatmarine
Observations recorded49,711

via GBIF

Museum specimens

Specimen records
18
With media
2
Family
Gnomoniaceae
Collections
MIN, OSC, O, FH, IAP, UFPE
Recorded in
United States, Germany, Norway, Italian Republic, Canada, Italy, Alemanha, Finland

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Contents
  • Genera
  • References

Gnomoniaceae is a family of fungi in the order Diaporthales. The family was circumscribed by German botanist Heinrich Georg Winter in 1886.

==Genera== As accepted by GBIF: Alnecium (2) Ambarignomonia (2) Anisogramma (6) Anisomyces (2) Apiognomonia (32) Asteroma (115) Bagcheea (3) Ceuthocarpon (6) Chondroplea (1) Clypeoporthe (5) Cryptoderis (7) Cryptodiaporthe (27) Cryptospora (8) Cryptosporella (45) Cylindrosporella (6) Cytodiplospora (13) Depazea (13) Diaporthella (7) Diplacella (2) Diplodina (318) Diploplenodomopsis (7) Diplosclerophoma (2) Discosporium (10) Discula (41) Ditopella (14) Ditopellopsis (4) Fioriella (1) Flavignomonia (1) Gloeosporidina (6) Gloeosporidium (6) Gnomonia (145) Gnomoniella (34) Gnomoniopsis (40) Greeneria (4) Laestadia (33) Ligniella (3) Linospora (23) Mamiania (1) Mamianiella (3) Marsupiomyces (3) Melanopelta (1) Millerburtonia (1) Neognomoniopsis (2 Neomarssoniella (1) Occultocarpon (2) Ophiognomonia (92) Ophiovalsa (4) Phragmoporthe (3) Phylloporthe (1) Plagiostoma (86) Plagiostomella (1) Pleuroceras (23) Radulum (11) Rehmiella (1) Rostrocoronophora (2) Septomyxa (13) Sirococcus (35) Skottsbergiella (1) Spataporthe (1) Stegastroma (1) Titaeosporina (1) Uniseta (1) Valseutypella (4) Winterella (3) Xenotypa (1)

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