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Rhizophydiales : ウィキペディア英語版 | Rhizophydiales
Rhizophydiales are an important group of chytrid fungi. They are found in soil as well as marine and fresh water habitats where they function as parasites and decomposers. ==Role in the environment== Rhizophydiales are parasites of a range of organisms, including invertebrates, other chytrids and algae, and they may have a role in natural control of aquatic populations, especially phytoplankton. One member, ''Rhizophydium graminis'', is a parasite of wheat roots, but causes no extensive damage to the plant. The only documented cases of a chytrid parasitizing vertebrates are ''Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis'' and ''Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans'', members of this order. They are highly destructive pathogens of frogs and salamanders respectively. 〔 The majority of the described saprotrophic species of this order are biodegraders of pollen, with only a few growing on keratin, chitin, and cellulose. The transformational role of the Rhizophydiales in aquatic food webs is little studied but recently more recognized.
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