
Thanatephorus
Scientific name: Thanatephorus
Thanatephorus
Scientific name: Thanatephorus


Description

Thanatephorus is a group of fungi known for causing plant diseases, particularly root rot. They form thin, web-like structures on plant surfaces and soil. Some species can survive in soil for long periods without a host. Thanatephorus can affect a wide range of plants, including crops and ornamentals. They thrive in moist conditions and can spread rapidly through soil and plant debris.

Species of Thanatephorus


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Cantharellales Family
Ceratobasidiaceae Genus
Thanatephorus