New and Interesting Fungi. 2.

One order, seven families, 28 new genera, 72 new species, 13 new combinations, four epitypes, and interesting new host and / or geographical records are introduced in this study. Pseudorobillardaceae is introduced for (based on ). New genera include: (based on ) on twigs of (Germany); (based on ) on (Ukraine); (based on ) on fallen twigs of (Ukraine); (based on ) on (France) (incl. ); (incl. ) (based on . ) from air (USA); (based on ) on leaves of (South Africa); (based on ) on wood debris of (Germany); (based on ) on branch of (Italy); (based on . ) from soil (Mongolia), and (incl. and ) (based on ) on leaves of (Australia); (based on ) on leaves of sp. (Germany); (incl. ) (based on . ) on leaves of sp. (South Africa). New species include: on branch of (Austria); on leaves of (South Africa); on (Austria); on bark of (Norway); on fallen decorticated trunk of sp. (Ukraine); on sp. (Australia); on dead leaf of (Germany); on twig (Italy) (incl. ); on (New Zealand); on leaves of sp. (Malaysia); on fallen twigs of (Ukraine); on twig (Ukraine); on culm base of dead leaf sheath of (Germany); on twig of (Germany); on leaves of sp. (South Africa); on leaves of (Australia); on leaf litter of (South Africa); on leaf spots of unidentified deciduous tree host (South Africa); on leaf litter (Germany); on leaf spot on unidentified host (Angola); on canes of (USA); from soil (Mongolia), and from soil (Kenya), on fallen leaf of (Germany) and on leaves of (Australia). Epitypes are designated for: on leaves of (Australia), on leaves of (New Zealand), on needles of (Netherlands), and var. on leaf of sp. (Germany). Several taxa originally described from rocks are validated in this study. New taxa include: , and new genera, and New species include: , , , C. , . . , . , , , . and