Molecular relationships and other studies have allowed for many conidial fungi to be reclassified into a fungal phylum. Which fungal phylum are most of these reclassified conidial fungi now assigned to?

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Most conidial fungi, which reproduce through the formation of asexual spores known as conidia, have been reclassified into the Ascomycota phylum based on molecular relationships and other studies. This phylum is characterized by the production of spores in a special type of cell called an ascus.

Molecular Relationships and Other Studies Have Allowed for Many Conidial