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Mycoleptodonoides
1 species
Nikolajeva 1952. A small genus of capped tooth fungi on wood. Wikipedia lists five species, including the cultivated Japanese bunaharitake (M. aitchisonii) and the type, M. vassiljevae, from the Russian Far East and northern China.
Fruit body: capped, with spines on the underside. Hyphal system: monomitic, with clamped generative hyphae. Spores: small, smooth, non-amyloid.
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