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

• 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 and Belonidium)

• 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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