Recent Papers
Volume 16 - 2025 Issue 2: A tribute to Prof. KD Hyde on his 70th Birthday
1. Mycosphere Notes 521–571: A special edition of fungal biodiversity to celebrate Kevin D. Hyde's 70th birthday and his exceptional contributions to Mycology
Hongsanan S et al. (2025)
Volume 16 - 2025 Issue 1
11. Microfungi associated with plant diseases on horticultural vegetation in southwestern China
Yang CL et al. (2025)
10. Genera of soil Ascomycota and an account on soil-inhabiting species isolated from Thailand
Yasanthika WAE et al. (2025)
9. Exploration of ascomycetous fungi revealing novel taxa in Southwestern China
Habib K et al. (2025)
8. Orders of Ascomycota
Thiyagaraja V et al. (2025)
7. Complex evolutionary history of the fungal order Hymenochaetales revealed by analyses of trait evolution and diversification
Wang XW et al. (2025)
6. Dictyostelids: The second major group of slime molds
Liu P et al. (2025)
5. Systematic revision, molecular phylogeny and divergence times of Thelephorales (Basidiomycota)
Song CG et al. (2025)
4. Multigene phylogeny of seven wood-inhabiting fungal orders in Basidiomycota, and proposal of a new genus and thirteen new species
Yang Y et al. (2025)
3. Morpho-molecular characterization and pathogenicity of fungi associated with sweet cherry (Prunus avium) trunk diseases in China
Zhang W et al. (2025)
Volume 2 - 2011 - Issue 1
1. Towards incorporating anamorphic fungi in a natural classification – checklist and notes for 2010
Authors: Hyde KD, McKenzie EHC, KoKo TW
Recieved: 04 February 2011, Accepted: 07 February 2011, Published: 10 March 2011
A complilation of anamorphic names for both Ascomycota and Basidiomycota is provided which compises 2873 genera. The genera are listed against a backbone of teleomorphic relationships where known. The study reveals that 699 genera and 94 anamorph-like genera are linked to teleomorphic genera names, 447 genera (one anamorph-like genus) are linked to teleomorph families, orders or classes, while for more than 1728 (60.15%) genera no teleomorph link is known.
Keywords: Asexual fungi – life cycle – sexual fungi – taxonomy
