List of fungal orders

Changes to the systematic breakdown please parallel in the central definition file to consider for the Taxobot!

The classification of fungi lists all taxa of fungi to the level of order. The present system follows the 2007 data published in the " Assembling the Fungal Tree of Life" project version that was compiled by 67 scientists. Later descriptions of orders or classes specified (see References ).

Systematic arrangement

  • Order Monoblepharidales
  • Department Neocallimastigomycota class Neocallimastigomycetes order Neocallimastigales
  • Department Blastocladiomycota class Blastocladiomycetes order Blastocladiales
  • Department Microsporidia
  • Department Glomeromycota Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi class - Glomeromycetes order Archaeosporales
  • Order Diversisporales
  • Order Jochtrüffelartige - Glomerales
  • Order Paraglomerales
  • Order Kickxellales
  • Order Dimargaritales
  • Order Harpellales
  • Order Asellariales
  • Underdark Dikarya Division Ascomycota - Ascomycota Subdivision Taphrinomycotina class Taphrinomycetes order Taphrinales
  • Order hose lobe -like - Neolectales
  • Order Pneumocystidales
  • Order Schizosaccharomycetales
  • Class Saccharomycetes Order True yeasts - Saccharomycetales
  • Order Botryosphaeriales
  • Order Hysteriales
  • Order Patellariales
  • Order Jahnulales
  • Order Erdzungenartige - Geoglossales
  • Subclass Acarosporomycetidae order Acarosporales
  • Order golf ball Fungal - Cyttariales
  • Order Mildew Fungus - Erysiphales
  • Order Helotiales
  • Order Runzelschorfartige - Rhytismatales
  • Order Thelebolales
  • Order Knopfbecherchenartige - Orbiliales
  • Order Lulworthiales (including Spathulosporales )
  • Order Meliolales
  • Order Phyllachorales
  • Order Trichosphaeriales
  • Order Lahmiales
  • Order Medeolariales
  • Order Triblidiales
  • Subdivision Pucciniomycotina class Pucciniomycetes order Septobasidiales
  • Order Pachnocybales
  • Order Helicobasidiales
  • Order Platygloeales
  • Order rusts - Pucciniales
  • Order Cystobasidiales
  • Order Erythrobasidiales
  • Order Naohideales
  • Order Agaricostilbales
  • Order Spiculogloeales
  • Order Heterogastridiales
  • Order Microbotryales
  • Order Leucosporidiales
  • Order Sporidiobolales
  • Order Atractiellales
  • Order Classiculales
  • Order Mixiales
  • Order Cryptomycocolacales
  • Order Malasseziales
  • Class Tremellomycetes order Cystofilobasidiales
  • Order Filobasidiales
  • Rules shake -like Ling - Tremellales Family Carcinomycetaceae
  • Family Cuniculitremaceae
  • Family Phragmoxenidiaceae
  • Family Rhynchogastremataceae
  • Family Pustelgallertpilzverwandte - Sirobasidiaceae
  • Family wax sponge crust relatives - Tetragoniomycetaceae
  • Family jitter Ling relatives - Tremellaceae
  • Family Trichosporonaceae
  • Order jelly -like tears - Dacrymycetales Family gelatinous tears relatives - Dacrymycetaceae
  • Subclass Agaricomycetidae Order mushroom -like - Agaricales Mushroom family relatives - Agaricaceae
  • Family Wulstlingsverwandte - Amanitaceae
  • Family Amylogewebehautverwandte - Amylocorticiaceae
  • Family dung fungus relatives - Bolbitiaceae
  • Family Broomeiaceae
  • Family Keulchenverwandte - Clavariaceae
  • Family veil Ling relatives - Cortinariaceae
  • Fingerhut family relatives - Cyphellaceae
  • Family perfume layer mushroom relatives - Cystostereaceae
  • Family Rötlingsverwandte - Entolomataceae
  • Family liver Reischling Related - Fistulinaceae
  • Family Gigaspermaceae
  • Family Hemigasteraceae
  • Family Heath truffle Related - Hydnangiaceae
  • Family Schneck Ling relatives - Hygrophoraceae
  • Family plan fungal relatives - Inocybaceae
  • Family Limnoperdaceae
  • Family Raslingsverwandte - Lyophyllaceae
  • Family Schwindling Related - Marasmiaceae
  • Mycena family relatives - Mycenaceae
  • Family Niaceae
  • Family Korkstäublingsverwandte - Phelloriniaceae
  • Family Physalacriaceae
  • Family Seitlingsverwandte - Pleurotaceae
  • Family roof mushroom relatives - Pluteaceae
  • Family Mürblingsverwandte - Psathyrellaceae
  • Family bristle coral relatives - Pterulaceae
  • Family Spaltblättlingsverwandte - Schizophyllaceae
  • Family Träuschlingsverwandte - Strophariaceae
  • Family Ritterlingsartige Related - Tricholomataceae
  • Family Fadenkeulchenverwandte - Typhulaceae
  • Family skin tissue relatives - Atheliaceae
  • Subordination Boletineae Family Dickröhrlingsverwandte - Boletaceae
  • Family Diplocystaceae ( alternate spelling: Diplocystidiaceae )
  • Family honeycomb truffle Related - Leucogastraceae
  • Family Braunsporrindenpilzverwandte - Coniophoraceae
  • Family after Leist Ling relatives - Hygrophoropsidaceae
  • Family dwelling sponge Related - Serpulaceae
  • Family Grüblingsverwandte - Gyrodontaceae
  • Kremp Ling family relatives - Paxillaceae
  • Family Star Weather Related - Astraeaceae
  • Family Boletinellaceae
  • Family Calostomataceae
  • Family Blassporröhrlingverwandte - Gyroporaceae
  • Family peas litter Ling relatives - Pisolithaceae
  • Family Kartoffelbovistverwandte - Sclerodermataceae
  • Family Schmierling Related - Gomphidiaceae
  • Family root truffle Related - Rhizopogonaceae
  • Family Schmierröhrlingsverwandte - Suillaceae
  • Family Truncocolumellaceae
  • Family wood Kremp Ling relatives - Tapinellaceae
  • Order Erdsternartige - Geastrales Family Erdsternverwandte - Geastraceae
  • Family giant mace Related - Clavariadelphaceae
  • Family pig ear relatives - Gomphaceae
  • Family Byssuskeulenverwandte - Lentariaceae
  • Family Gallaceaceae
  • Family tail truffle Related - Hysterangiaceae
  • Family Mesophelliaceae
  • Family Sackbovistverwandte - Phallogastraceae
  • Family Kleinsporschwanztrüffelverwandte - Trappeaceae
  • Grid Ling family relatives - Clathraceae
  • Family Claustulaceae
  • Family Stinkmorchelverwandte - Phallaceae
  • Order ear lobes Fungus - Auriculariales Family ear lobe fungal relatives - Auriculariaceae
  • Family Hyaloriaceae
  • Family Aphelariaceae
  • Family Traubenbasidien - Botryobasidiaceae
  • Chanterelle family relatives - Cantharellaceae
  • Family Wachsbasidienverwandte - Ceratobasidiaceae
  • Family club fungus relatives - Clavulinaceae
  • Family stubble fungal relatives - Hydnaceae
  • Family wax crust fungus relatives - Tulasnellaceae
  • Family splendor beef mushroom relatives - Corticiaceae
  • Family Blättlingsverwandte - Gloeophyllaceae
  • Family bristle Scheiblingkirchen Related - Hymenochaetaceae
  • Family Spaltporlingsverwandte - Schizoporaceae
  • Family tree sponge Related - Fomitopsidaceae
  • Family Lackporlingsverwandte - Ganodermataceae
  • Family Grammotheleaceae
  • Family Riesenporlingsverwandte - Meripilaceae
  • Family Fältlingsverwandte - Meruliaceae
  • Family Zystidenrindenschwammverwandte - Phanerochaetaceae
  • Family Stielporlingsverwandte - Polyporaceae
  • Gluck family relatives - Sparassidaceae
  • Family Resupinatstachelingsverwandte - Steccherinaceae
  • Family Lyozystidenrindenpilzverwandte - Tubulicrinaceae
  • Family cere Related - Xenasmataceae
  • Family Schafporlingsverwandte - Albatrellaceae
  • Family amyloid layer mushroom relatives - Amylostereaceae
  • Family ear spoon Stache Ling relatives - Auriscalpiaceae
  • Family Bergporlingsverwandte - Bondarzewiaceae
  • Family sting layer mushroom relatives - Echinodontiaceae
  • Family spiky beard relatives - Hericiaceae
  • Family Hybogasteraceae
  • Family Lachnocladiaceae
  • Family Zystidenrindenpilzverwandte - Peniophoraceae
  • Family Täublingsverwandte - Russulaceae
  • Family carrots truffle Related - Stephanosporaceae
  • Family layer mushroom relatives - Stereaceae
  • Family wax crust relatives - Sebacinaceae
  • Family Weißsporstachelingsverwandte - Bankeraceae
  • Family warts fungal relatives - Thelephoraceae
  • Family Hydnodontaceae
  • Class Wallemiomycetes order Wallemiales
  • Order Entorrhizales

Scientific naming conventions

The fungi forming under the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi and plants ( ICN) the name of each rank with the following suffixes to the systematic hierarchy - of the order down the same suffixes which the plants:

German naming conventions

The German nomenclature is based mainly on the generic names in the " List of Figures major European mushrooms". Higher taxa build on it. Families are identified by the suffix "- related" and orders by the suffix " -like" - below is an example:

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