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Chaetomiaceae
The Chaetomiaceae are a family of fungi in the Ascomycota, class Sordariomycetes.
51 branches of this family, most-observed first
Chaetomium
genusChaetomium
Collariella
genusCollariella
Ovatospora
genusOvatospora
Botryotrichum
genusBotryotrichum
Dichotomopilus
genusDichotomopilus
Humicola
genusHumicola
Corynascus
genusCorynascus
Pseudohumicola
genusPseudohumicola
Bommerella
genusBommerella
Trichocladium
genusTrichocladium
Staphylotrichum
genusStaphylotrichum
Subramaniula
genusSubramaniula
Pseudothielavia
genusPseudothielavia
Xanthiomyces
genusXanthiomyces
Canariomyces
genusCanariomyces
Acrophialophora
genusAcrophialophora
Arcopilus
genusArcopilus
Achaetomium
genusAchaetomium
Myceliophthora
genusMyceliophthora
Corynascella
genusCorynascella
Floropilus
genusFloropilus
Botryoderma
genusBotryoderma
Parachaetomium
genusParachaetomium
Thermochaetoides
genusThermochaetoides
Thermothelomyces
genusThermothelomyces
Achaetomiella
genusAchaetomiella
Microthielavia
genusMicrothielavia
Allobotryotrichum
genusAllobotryotrichum
Allocanariomyces
genusAllocanariomyces
Aporothielavia
genusAporothielavia
Chrysocorona
genusChrysocorona
Hyalosphaerella
genusHyalosphaerella
Parathielavia
genusParathielavia
Mycothermus
genusMycothermus
Remersonia
genusRemersonia
Tengochaeta
genusTengochaeta
Chrysanthotrichum
genusChrysanthotrichum
Thermothielavioides
genusThermothielavioides
Madurella
genusMadurella
Stolonocarpus
genusStolonocarpus
Batnamyces
genusBatnamyces
Thermocarpiscus
genusThermocarpiscus
Stellatospora
genusStellatospora
Parvomelanocarpus
genusParvomelanocarpus
Melanocarpus
genusMelanocarpus
Condenascus
genusCondenascus
Arxotrichum
genusArxotrichum
Guanomyces
genusGuanomyces
Amesomyces
genusAmesomyces
Carteromyces
genusCarteromyces
Brachychaeta
genusBrachychaeta
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Chaetomiaceae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
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 338189.