Bayerissa
Bayerissa is a genus of fungi in the family Onygenaceae. The genus was circumscribed by French mycologist Narcisse ThéophilePatouillard in 1897. Bayerissa species are saprotrophic fungi that obtain their nutrients by breaking down dead organic matter. They are commonly found in soil and rotting wood.
The genus Bayerissa consists of three species: Bayerissa fragilis, Bayerissa llantera, and Bayerissa mexicana. These species
Bayerissa species are primarily of interest to mycologists and botanists due to their unique morphological characteristics
Studies have revealed that Bayerissa species have unique molecular and genetic characteristics that distinguish them from
Research on Bayerissa continues to provide insights into the diversity and biology of this understudied genus.