“…Numerous representatives of white-rot genera of Hymenochaetales (Resinicium), Polyporales (Flavodon, Ganoderma, Phanerochaete, Trametes, Hyphoderma, Phlebia, Perenniporia, Grammothele), Russulales (Asterostoma) and Agaricales (Pluteus, Resupinatus, Gymnopus, Leucocoprinus, Galerina, Lepiota, Gerronema, Megacollybia, Collybia, Clitopilus, Agaricus) were detected. Furthermore, brown-rot genera of Polyporales such as Fomitopsis (Yoon et al 2005) and Antrodia (Clausen & Green 2003) were also present, as well as typical brown-rot taxa of Dacrymycetes (Calocera) (Seifert, 1983) and hemicellulolytic taxa associated with saproxylic insects in the order Tremellales (Cryptococcus) (Urbina et al 2013). Moreover, two genera (Meira and Malassezia) belonging to the subphylum Ustilaginomycotina, which are not directly related to wood decomposition, were also retrieved.…”