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Capnodiales

order of fungi
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  • panther cap mushroom
    fungus
    / Annotated classification

    Order Capnodiales (sooty molds) Grows on honeydew excreted by insects or on exudates on the leaves of plants; melanoid pigments in cell walls of hyphae; included in subclass Dothideomycetidae; example genera include Capnodium, Scorias, and Mycosphaerella. Order Dothideales Forms

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    Order Capnodiales (sooty molds) Grows on honeydew excreted by insects or on exudates on the leaves of plants; melanoid pigments in cell walls of hyphae; included in subclass Dothideomycetidae; example genera include Capnodium, Scorias, and Mycosphaerella. Order Dothideales Forms

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