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Erythrobasidiales

order of fungi
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  • panther cap mushroom
    fungus
    / Annotated classification

    Order Erythrobasidiales Some are pathogenic in humans and animals, others are saprotrophic in soil or found in the air; yeastlike cells may be spherical or elongate; example genera include Erythrobasidium, Sporobolomyces, and Bannoa. Order Naohideales Mycoparasitic; auricularoid basidia may contain mitospores; example genus is

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    Order Erythrobasidiales Some are pathogenic in humans and animals, others are saprotrophic in soil or found in the air; yeastlike cells may be spherical or elongate; example genera include Erythrobasidium, Sporobolomyces, and Bannoa. Order Naohideales Mycoparasitic; auricularoid basidia may contain mitospores; example genus is

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