Hyaloscyphaceae

The Hyaloscyphaceae are a family of fungi in the Helotiales order. Species in this family have a cosmopolitan distribution, and are saprobic, growing on dead wood and other plant matter.^[1]

Genera

According to the 2007 Outline of Ascomycota, the following 69 genera are in the family Hyaloscyphaceae. Those with a question mark preceding the name have an uncertain taxonomic placement.^[2]

Albotricha — Amicodisca — Antinoa — ?Arachnopeziza — Asperopilum — Austropezia — Belonidium — Betulina — Brunnipila — Bryoglossum — Calycellina — Calycina — Calyptellopsis — Capitotricha — Chrysothallus — Ciliolarina — ?Ciliosculum — Cistella — Cistellina — Clavidisculum — Dasyscyphella — Dematioscypha — ?Didonia — Dimorphotricha — Echinula — Eriopezia — Fuscolachnum — Fuscoscypha — Graddonidiscus — Hamatocanthoscypha — Hegermila — Hyalacrotes — Hyalopeziza — Hyaloscypha — Hydrocina — Hyphodiscus — Incrucipulum — Incrupila — Lachnaster — Lachnellula — Lachnum (synonymous with Dasyscyphus) — Lasiobelonium — Microscypha — Mollisina — Neodasyscypha — Olla — Otwaya — Parachnopeziza — Perrotia — Phaeoscypha — Pithyella — Polaroscyphus — Polydesmia — Proliferodiscus — Proprioscypha — ?Protounguicularia — Psilachnum — Psilocistella — Pubigera — Rodwayella — Solenopezia — Tapesina — Trichopeziza — Unguicularia — Unguiculariella — Unguiculella — Urceolella — Velutaria — Venturiocistella

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