Recent Papers
Volume 16 - 2025 Issue 1
24. Global fungal diversity and distribution patterns within the order Hymenochaetales (Agaricomycetes, Basidiomycota)
Zhao H et al. (2025)
23. Integrative taxonomy and cryptic diversity in dictyostelids: a 42% expansion of taxa known from China with conservation implications
Zou Y et al. (2025)
22. Fungal threats to global mushroom cultivation: diseases, competitor molds, and management strategies – a review
Gajanayake AJ et al. (2025)
21. Mycosphere Notes 572-624: Exploring the hidden diversity of fungi and fungi-like taxa in different terrestrial microhabitats
Wijesinghe SN et al. (2025)
20. Shedding light on the darkness: cryptic diversity of cordyceps-like fungi in karst regions of Guizhou Province, China
Chen WH et al. (2025)
19. Huge genetic diversity of Schizothecium tetrasporum (Wint.). N. Lundq.: delimitation of 18 species distributed into three complexes through genome sequencing
De Filippo E et al. (2025)
18. Fungal community composition associated with the agarwood-producing tree, Aquilaria sinensis
Du TY et al. (2025)
17. Overview of the Chinese edible fungi industry of and developing trends analysis
Ling ZL et al. (2025)
Volume 16 - 2025 Issue 2: A tribute to Prof. KD Hyde on his 70th Birthday
3. Fungal diversity of Ascomycota in China and Thailand: Descriptions of new taxa in honour of Kevin D. Hyde’s 70th birthday
Xiao XJ et al. (2025)
2. Taxonomic and phylogenetic insights to Dothideomycetes and Sordariomycetes associated with medicinal plants in Southwestern China
Du HZ et al. (2025)
Mycosphere
About Mycosphere
Mycosphere is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal publishing original research articles, reviews, monographs, and taxonomic notes on fungi and fungus-like organisms. We emphasize robust taxonomy supported by morphology and phylogenetics, ecological insights, discovery of novel lineages, and high-quality datasets that advance fungal systematics and biodiversity science.
Scope includes: fungal taxonomy and systematics; biodiversity and biogeography; ecology and symbioses; plant–fungal interactions; endophytes and pathogens; environmental mycology and methodological papers relevant to fungal research.
Notice to authors: Please be informed that we are currently closed to new submissions for this year and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Beginning January 2026, Mycosphere will be published by Maximum Academic Press. For more information, and for future submissions, please visit the journal website and submit your manuscript via the new submission system at: https://maxapress.com/mycosphere
Mycosphere will publish one volume each year and extra special issues as necessary.
All articles in this journal are published online first and are citable by their permanent DOI. This online version is considered the official publication, not simply a prepublication service, and should be considered the Version of Record as defined by NISO RP-8-2008. After online publication, any corrections require the publication of an Erratum.
Web of Science 15.1 (2024) Impact factor and Q1 in Mycology.
Tier 1 Category for Mycology in Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)
