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Figure A1-J4. Hymenochaetaceae and associated isolated fungal strains. A1. Fomitiporia bambusarum; A2-A4. Trichoderma inhamatum (LaBMicrA 1344); B1. Fuscoporia gilva; B2-B4. Chaetomium globosum (LaBMicrA 1345); C1. Hymenochaete damicornis; C2-C4. Xylaria sp. (LaBMicrA 1346); D1. H. damicornis; D2-D4. Paramarasmius palmivorus (LaBMicrA 1347); E1. F. gilva; E2-E4. Xylaria sp. (LaBMicrA 1348); F1. H. damicornis; F2-F4. Xylaria mellissii (LaBMicrA 1349); G1. H. damicornis; G2-G4. Colletotrichum sp. (LaBMicrA 1350); H1. Phylloporia spathulata; H2-H4. Nemania abortiva (LaBMicrA 1351); I1. Fomitiporia sp.; I2-I4. T. inhamatum (LaBMicrA 1352); J1. F. bambusarum; J2-J4. N. feicuiensis (LaBMicrA 1353). Scale bar: A1-J1 = 1 cm, A4-J4 = 5 µm.
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The Hymenochaetaceae are basidiomycete, wood-decomposing fungi that are found in different habitats, including the Amazon region, and can be parasitized or live in association with some plant organisms. This study investigated the cultivable fungi associated with the basidiomes of Hymenochaetaceae collected in different areas of the Brazilian Amazo...
