Moniliaceae


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Moniliaceae

[mə‚nil·ē′ās·ē‚ē]
(mycology)
A family of fungi in the order Moniliales; sporophores are usually lacking, but when present they are aggregated into fascicles, and hyphae and spores are hyaline or brightly colored.
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Despite this drawback, some characteristics are sufficiently clear to be emphasised, the most important being the predominance of Moniliaceae which represent 90% or more of the total fungal population.
Influence of plants and cropping on microbiological characteristics of some new Caledonian ultramafic soils

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