Table 1. Fungal taxa associated with bark microsites in coffee bushes and shade trees according to an indicator species analysis.

Only taxa that were classified to genus and species are shown.

Microsite	Taxon	Description
CTw	A: Glomerellales, Colletotrichum gigasporum	Genus globally distributed, on various plants as epiphyte, saprobe, endophyte and pathogen. It has been reported on coffee (Douanla-Meli & Unger, 2017).
	B: Tremellales, Bulleribasidium	11 species, some parasitize other fungi (e.g., Cladosporium sp.) (Sampaio et al., 2002).
CBr, CTh, CTl	A: Hypocreales, Tolypocladium	Parasites of truffle-like fungi, soil saprotrophs, plant endophytes, pathogens of insects, nematodes, rotifers (Borel et al., 1976; Yu et al., 2021).
TTw	A: Chaetothyriales, Strelitziana africana	Isolated from leaves of Strelitzia in South Africa (Arzanlou & Crous, 2006).
	A: Capnodiales, Cladosporium	Plant pathogens, fungi parasites, soil inhabitants. Spores are wind dispersed and abundant (Parbery, 1969).
	A: Ostropales, Absconditella rubra	Genus of lichenized fungi (Czarnota & Kukwa, 2008).
	A: Capnodiales, Pseudocercospora norchiensis	Leaf pathogens on many economically and ecologically important plant species, including Eucalyptus and neotropical species (Pérez et al., 2013).
	A: Pleosporales, Periconia	Plant and occasional human pathogens, saprobes. Genus reported in cloud forest of Veracruz, Mexico (Arias Mota & Heredia Abarca, 2020).
TBr	A: Xylariales, Pestalotiopsis	Plant pathogens; they have been reported on coffee plants (Song et al., 2013).
	A: Xylariales, Biscogniauxia	Some species are tree pathogens (Nugent et al., 2005).
TBr, TTw	A: Xylariales, Pseudopestalotiopsis simitheae	Isolated from Pandanus; pathogenes, considered a threat to tropical hosts; reported in a wide range of hosts across the world (Nozawa et al., 2017; Gualberto et al., 2021).

Notes.

A

Ascomycota

B

Basidiomycota

CTw

coffe twig

CTh

coffee trunk high

CTl

coffee trunk low

CBr

coffee branch

TTw

tree twig

TBr

tree branch