The Marasmiaceae are a family of fungi in the order Agaricales. It includes over 50 genera and some 1590 species.

Genera

Genus Year Type species # of speciesDistributionAmyloflagellulaSinger1908Amyloflagellula pulchra(Berk. & Broome) Singer4Asia, Neotropics AnastrophellaE.Horak & Desjardin1994Anastrophella subpeltata(Redhead) E.Horak & Desjardin3New Zealand, Japan, Hawaii AnthracophyllumCes.1879Anthracophyllum beccarianumCes.10Tropical Asia and America AphyllotusSinger1974("1973")Conventional mean to indicate that the taxonomic date of publication for the purpose of priority is different from the date given by the work itself.Aphyllotus campanelliformisSinger1Colombia BaeosporaSinger1938Baeospora myosura(Fr.:Fr.) Singer10Worldwide CalathellaThis illegitimate name is a later homonym of a genus of fossil algae (Florin, Senckenbergiana 11:241–266, 1929). The genus also appears to be polyphyletic, but the affinities of its type species are currently unknown, leaving its final placement uncertain (Yamaguchi et al., Mycoscience 50(3)156–164, 2009; Sulzbacher & al., Mycotaxon 105:37–42, 2008).D.A.Reid1964Calathella eruciformis (P.Micheli ex Batsch) D.A.Reid9Europe, North America CalyptellaQuél.1886Calyptella capula(Holmsk.) Quél.20Cosmopolitan CampanellaHenn.1895Campanella buettneriHenn.~40Cosmopolitan, but mostly tropical CaripiaKuntze1898Caripia montagnei(Berk.) Kuntze1Neotropical CephaloscyphaAgerer1975 ("1974")Cephaloscypha morlichensis(W.B.Cooke) Agerer1Worldwide ChaetocalathusSinger1943Chaetocalathus craterellus(Durieu & Lév.) Singer~20Mostly subtropical Clitocybula(Singer) Singer ex Métrod1952Clitocybula lacerata(Scopoli) Singer ex Métrod~15Cosmopolitan in temperate areas ConnopusR.H.Petersen2010Connopus acervatus(Fr.:Fr.) R.H.Petersen1Europe, North America CrinipellisPat.1889Crinipellis stipitariaThis species' type is now considered to fall within Crinipellis scabella.(Fr.:Fr.) Pat.~75Worldwide, mostly tropical CymatellaPat.1899Cymatella minimaPat.4Antilles CymatellopsisParmasto1985("1984") Cymatellopsis ilmiana1Africa DeigloriaAgerer1980Deigloria pulchellaAgerer10Neotropical EpicnaphusSinger1960Epicnaphus phalaropusSinger3South America FissolimbusE.Horak1979Fissolimbus fallaciosusE.Horak1Papua New Guinea GerronemaSinger1951Gerronema melanomphax13Cosmopolitan, but mostly subtropical GlabrocyphellaW.B.Cooke1961Glabrocyphella palmarum(Berk. & M.A.Curtis) W.B.Cooke13Cosmopolitan GymnopusThe former proposed genus Setulipes is now incorporated into Gymnopus (though some name combinations may remain to be correctly defined). Even Antonín, the author of Setulipes, agrees with this change (see )(Pers.) Roussel1806Gymnopus fusipes(Bull.) Gray~300Cosmopolitan HenningsomycesA replacement name for Solenia Pers. (Neues Mag. Bot. 1:116, 1796), a quasi homonym of the small Cucurbitaceae genus Solena Lour. (Fl. Cochinch. 2:514, 1790).Kuntze1898Henningsomyces candidus(Per.:Fr.) Kuntze~20Cosmopolitan HispidocalyptellaE.Horak & Desjardin1994Hispidocalyptella australisE.Horak & Desjardin1Australia HydropusSinger1948Hydropus fuliginarius(Batsch) Singer~100Mostly tropical HymenogloeaPat.1900Hymenogloea riofrioi(Pat.) Pat.1Tropical Americas LactocollybiaSinger1939("1938")Lactocollybia lacrimosa(R.Heim) Singer17Primarily tropical LecanocybeDesjardin & E.Horak1999Lecanocybe lateralisDesjardin & E.Horak1Java, Hawaii LentinulaEarle1909("1906")Lentinula cubensisA synonym of Lentinula boryana.(Berk. & M.A.Curtis) Earle3/5Depending on the circumscription of Asian species.East Asia, North and Central America MacrocystidiaJoss.1934("1933")Macrocysitidia cucumis(Pers.:Fr.) Joss.5Worldwide ManuripiaSinger1960Manuripia bifidaSinger1Bolivia MarasmiellusMurrill1915Marasmiellus juniperinusMurrill~250Cosmopolitan MarasmiusFr.1836("1835")Marasmius rotula(Scop.:Fr.) Fr.~500Worldwide MegacollybiaKotl.1972Megacollybia platyphylla(Pers.:Fr.) Kotl. & Pouzar8+Europe, Eastern North America MetulocyphellaAgerer1983Metulocyphella lanceolataAgerer2South America MoniliophthoraH.C.Evans & al.1978Moniliophthora roreri(Cif.) H.C.Evans & al.~10Tropical MycetinisEarle1909Mycetinis alliaceus(Jacq.:Fr.) Earle≥8Dictionary of the Fungi (10th edition, 2008)Worldwide NeocampanellaNakasone et al.2009Neocampanella blastanos(Boidin & Gilles) Nakasone et al.1Réunion, Puerto Rico, Central African Republic NeonothopanusR.H.Petersen & Krisai1999Neonothopanus nambi(Speg.) R.H.Petersen & Krisai1South America NochascyphaAgerer1983Nochascypha filicina(P.Karst.) Agerer 6South America NothopanusSinger1944Nothopanus eugrammus(Mont.) Singer2Worldwide, mostly tropical OmphalotusFayod1889Omphalotus olearius(DC.:Fr.) Singer5Cosmopolitan PalaeocephalaThe placement of this genus within Agaricales is not entirely clear. It might belong in the Physalacriaceae.Singer1962("1961")Phaeodepas dennisii(Dennis & D.A.Reid) Singer1Sierra Leone PhaeodepasD.A.Reid1961Phaeodepas dennisiiD.A.Reid2Venezuela PleurocybellaSinger1947Pleurocybella porrigens(Pers.:Fr.) Singer1Worldwide, northern temperate PseudotyphulaCorner1953Pseudotyphula ochraceaCorner1North America RectipilusAgerer1973Rectipilus fascinculatus(Pers.:Fr.) Agerer9Cosmopolitan RhodocollybiaSinger1939("1938")Rhodocollybia maculata(Alb. & Schwein.:Fr.) Singer~30Americas, Europe SkepperiellaPilát1927Skepperiella spathularia(Berk. & M.A.Curtis) Pilát4Cosmopolitan StipitocyphellaBecause the type appears to remain in the author's private collection, it is not clear whether the publication is considered valid under the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature.G.Kost1998Stipitocyphella kenyensisG. Kost1East Africa StromatocyphellaW.B.Cooke1961Stromatocyphella conglobata(Burt) W.B.Cooke3North America TetrapyrgosA replacement name for Georges Métrod's Pterospora (Les Mycènes de Madagascar:129, 1949), which was already in use as Pterospora Nutt. (Gen. N. Amer. Pl. 1:269, 1818).E.Horak1987Tetrapyrgos atrocyanea(Métrod) E.Horak16Worldwide, mostly tropical TrogiaFr.1836Trogia aplorutis(Mont.) Fr.~20Widespread, mostly tropical

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References

See also List of Agaricales families List of Agaricales genera