👉 Xenorhabdus is a genus of fungi that belongs to the class Sclerotiales and are known for their ability to produce spores by splitting the cell walls of their cells. They are characterized by their distinctive spore-like structures, which resemble small rocks or shells. Xenorhabdus are important as they play an important role in the fungal community, contributing to soil organic matter decomposition through the process called aerobiolysis.