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This paper describes and illustrates five new species of  Gloeandromyces  (Ascomycota, Laboulbeniales) associated with tropical American bat flies (Diptera, Streblidae). These are  Gloeandromyces cusucoensis  sp. nov. from  Trichobius uniformis  in Costa Rica and Honduras,  G. diversiformis  sp. nov. from  Strebla wiedemanni  in Costa Rica,  G. plesiosaurus  sp. nov. from  Trichobius yunkeri  in Panama,  G. pseudodickii  sp. nov. from  Trichobius longipes  in Ecuador and Panama, and  G. verbekeniae  sp. nov. from  Strebla galindoi  in Ecuador and Panama. The description of these five species doubles the number of known species in the genus. Morphological characteristics, host association, and a three-locus (18S nuc rDNA, 28S nuc rDNA,  TEF1 ) phylogenetic reconstruction support placement of these taxa in the genus  Gloeandromyces . Three of the new species are polymorphic; they have multiple morphotypes that grow in specific positions on the host integument:  G. diversiformis  f.  diversiformis , f.  musiformis , and f.  vanillicarpiformis; G. plesiosaurus  f.  asymmetricus  and f.  plesiosaurus ; and  G. verbekeniae  f.  verbekeniae  and f.  inflexus . Finally, a dichotomous key to all species and morphotypes is presented.

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Five new species of  Gloeandromyces  (Fungi, Laboulbeniales) from tropical American bat flies (Diptera, Streblidae), revealed by morphology and phylogenetic reconstruction