Isolation of Fungi and Bacteria Associated with the Guts of Tropical Wood-Feeding Coleoptera and Determination of Their Lignocellulolytic Activities

Table 3

Taxonomic distribution of the fungal isolates identified in this study. The number of isolates at the order and genera level is shown for each of the coleopteran families.

Order	Genus	Cer	Ela	Pas	Sca	Ten	Total
Botryosphaeriales	Botryosphaeria	1					1
Capnodiales	Ramichloridium				1		1
Chaetothyriales	Cladophialophora				2		2
	Fonsecaea	1					1
	Rhynchostoma			1			1
Diaporthales	Phomopsis					1	1
Eurotiales	Aspergillus	1					1
	Paecilomyces	1		1	1		3
	Penicillium	3		1	1		5
Helotiales	Scytalidium		1				1
Hypocreales	Acremonium				1		1
	Bionectria	1		1			2
	Cladobotryum				1		1
	Cordyceps				1		1
	Cosmospora					1	1
	Elaphocordyceps	1					1
	Fusarium	1			1		2
	Gliocladiopsis				1		1
	Isaria			1	1		2
	Lanatonectria		1				1
	Mariannaea	1			2		3
	Metacordyceps			1			1
	Metarhizium	2		3	2		7
	Nectria			2			2
	Neonectria	1					1
	Trichoderma	6	4	4	8	1	23
Microascales	Graphium	1	1				2
	Pseudallescheria				1	1	2
	Scedosporium				1		1
Ophiostomatales	Sporothrix		2		2		4
Pleosporales	Leptosphaerulina	1					1
Saccharomycetales	Geotrichum			1	1		2
Xylariales	Eutypa			1			1
	Pestalotiopsis		1	1			2
Agaricales	Coprinellus		2			1	3
Polyporales	Phlebia					1	1
	Trametes					1	1
Trichosporonales	Trichosporon	1		1			2
Mucorales	Mucor	1			1		2
	Rhizomucor	1					1
Total		25	12	19	29	7	92

Cer: Cerambycidae, Ela: Elateridae, Pas: Passalidae, Sca: Scarabaeidae, and Ten: Tenebrionidae.
Genera that presented positive enzymatic activities in more than four pathways.