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Hypochnella
''Hypochnella'' is a genus of corticioid fungi, corticioid (crust-like) fungi. It is one of several genera that were doubtfully placed in the Order (biology), order Atheliaceae based on microscopic Morphology (biology), morphological simultaneous with core Atheliaceae genera. However, a Molecular phylogenetics, molecular study with emphasis on Atheliales, including samples across most Agaricomycetes, agaricomycete orders, retrivied the species ''Hypochnella violacea'' within the order Polyporales. Although a close relationship between ''Hypochnella violacea'' and genus ''Australohydnum'' was suggested, resolving the phylogenetic position of ''Hypochnella'' within Polyporales was outside the scope of the study. The genus contains two described species. Description Members of ''Hypochnella'' form thin, membrane-like Annual plant, annual basidiocarps on various decaying biological substrates, notably heavily decayed wood. They can range in colour from greyish to various shades of pur ...
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Hypochnella Verrucospora
''Hypochnella'' is a genus of corticioid fungi, corticioid (crust-like) fungi. It is one of several genera that were doubtfully placed in the Order (biology), order Atheliaceae based on microscopic Morphology (biology), morphological simultaneous with core Atheliaceae genera. However, a Molecular phylogenetics, molecular study with emphasis on Atheliales, including samples across most Agaricomycetes, agaricomycete orders, retrivied the species ''Hypochnella violacea'' within the order Polyporales. Although a close relationship between ''Hypochnella violacea'' and genus ''Australohydnum'' was suggested, resolving the phylogenetic position of ''Hypochnella'' within Polyporales was outside the scope of the study. The genus contains two described species. Description Members of ''Hypochnella'' form thin, membrane-like Annual plant, annual basidiocarps on various decaying biological substrates, notably heavily decayed wood. They can range in colour from greyish to various shades of pur ...
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