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'''Leptosphaeriaceae''' is a family of [[fungi]] in the order [[Pleosporales]]. The family was first described by the German mycologist [[Gustav Lindau]] in 1897. The family contains several genera, including ''[[Leptosphaeria]]'', ''[[Phaeosphaeria]]'', and ''[[Paraleptosphaeria]]''.

== Taxonomy ==

The family Leptosphaeriaceae was first described by [[Gustav Lindau]] in 1897. The family is part of the order [[Pleosporales]], which is one of the largest orders of [[Ascomycota]], the sac fungi. The family contains several genera, including ''[[Leptosphaeria]]'', ''[[Phaeosphaeria]]'', and ''[[Paraleptosphaeria]]''.

== Description ==

Members of the Leptosphaeriaceae family are typically [[saprophytic]], meaning they feed on dead or decaying organic matter. Some species are also [[pathogenic]], causing diseases in plants. The fungi produce [[ascospore]]s in sac-like structures called [[ascus|asci]], which are contained within fruiting bodies known as [[ascocarp]]s.

== Genera ==

The family contains several genera, including:

* ''[[Leptosphaeria]]''
* ''[[Phaeosphaeria]]''
* ''[[Paraleptosphaeria]]''

== Ecology ==

Leptosphaeriaceae fungi are found in a variety of habitats, including soil, plant debris, and decaying wood. Some species are pathogenic, causing diseases in plants such as [[leaf spot]] and [[stem canker]].

== See also ==

* [[List of Pleosporales families]]

== References ==

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