Botryotrichum
Botryotrichum is a genus of soil and indoor fungus first described in 1885.[1]
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Species
The following species are currently accepted within Botryotrichum:[1]
- Botryotrichum atrogriseum
- Botryotrichum cyaneum
- Botryotrichum domesticum
- Botryotrichum foricae
- Botryotrichum gorakhpurensis
- Botryotrichum indicum
- Botryotrichum keratinophilum
- Botryotrichum lachnella
- Botryotrichum murorum
- Botryotrichum nematophagus
- Botryotrichum pampeanum
- Botryotrichum peruvianum
- Botryotrichum piluliferum
- Botryotrichum spirotrichum
- Botryotrichum verrucosum
- Botryotrichum villosum
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