Bisporella
genus of fungi
Bisporella is a genus of fungi in the family Helotiaceae.
Species
As of April 2025, Species Fungorum lists 25 species in the genus.
Bisporella aesculi Arendh. & R.Sharma (1983)
Bisporella allantospora Raitv. & M.P.Sharma 1984)
Bisporella calycellinoides R.Sharma & Korf (1982)
Bisporella filiformis W.Y.Zhuang & F.Ren (2017)
Bisporella fuegiana (Speg.) Gamundí (1998)
Bisporella fuscocincta (Graddon) Dennis (1978)
Bisporella hubeiensis H.D.Zheng & W.Y.Zhuang (2017)
Bisporella hypostroma Arendh. & R.Sharma (1983)
Bisporella iodocyanescens Korf & Bujak. (1985)
Bisporella macra Svrček (1977)
Bisporella magnispora W.Y.Zhuang & H.D.Zheng (2017)
Bisporella maireana (Rehm) R.Galán (1993)
Bisporella monilifera (Fuckel) Sacc. (1884)
Bisporella nannfeldtii Svrček (1990)
Bisporella oritis G.W. Beaton (1978)
Bisporella pallescens (Pers.) S.E.Carp. & Korf (1974)
Bisporella polygoni (Velen.) S.E.Carp. (1981)
Bisporella pteridicola F.Ren & W.Y.Zhuang (2017)
Bisporella resinicola (Baranyay & A.Funk) S.E. Carp.
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