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Aquatic hyphomycetes are a group of microscopic and imperfect fungi present in pristine lotic ecosystems and responsible for the degradation of plant material, facilitating its use by higher trophic levels. These fungi are very important biotechnologically and ecologically because of their hydrolytic enzymes and their role as indicators of the water quality. The research about these fungi in Venezuela is scarce, so this work compiles the species found in the Guaquira River (located in the Guaquira Ecological Reserve). During one year, samples of foam were taken with sterile procedures from the channels of the river and the fungi present in the samples were identified. A total of 46 species was recorded, including seven new records for the country: Fusicladium pomi (Fr.), Catenularia cuneiformis (Richon), Repetophragma filiferum (Piroz.), Ellisembia leptospora (Sacc. & Roum.), Sporidesmium tropicale (M.B. Ellis), Triposporina sp. and Dendrosporomyces prolifer (Nawawi) .

Registro de hifomicetos acuáticos en el río Guáquira de la Reserva Ecológica Guáquira (San Felipe, Venezuela)