Threatened species of Trichomycetes

Trichomycetes are a cosmopolitan class of fungi that grow obligately in the guts of insects, crustaceans, and millipedes that live in freshwater, marine, or terrestrial habitats. Many Trichomycetes appear to be commensalistic, but under particular circumstances the gut fungi may provide their hosts with some essential organic nutrients.

1. Threatened species of Zygomycota

1. Threatened species of Harpellales
2. Threatened species of Eccrinales
3. Threatened species of Asellariales
4. Threatened species of Amoebidiales

1. Arthropods as intermediate hosts

1. Threatened species of Arthropods