Mitosporic Ascomycota

The Mitosporic Ascomycota are a heterogeneous group of ascomycotic fungi whose common characteristic is the absence of a sexual state; many of the pathogenic fungi in humans belong to this group.

• Acremonium
• Acrodontium
• Alatospra
• Anguillospora
• Antennariella
• Anungitopsis
• Aphanocladium
• Bispora
• Brachyconidiella
• Calcarisporium
• Capnobotryella
• Cephaliophora
• Chaetasbolisia
• Chaetomella
• Clathrosporium
• Colispora
• Coniosporium
• Corynespora
• Curvicladium
• Cytoplea
• Dactylaria
• Duddingtonia
• Eladia
• Endoconidioma
• Engyodontium
• Flagellospora
• Fonsecaea
• Geniculifera
• Glarea
• Gliocephalis
• Goniopila
• Gonytrichum
• Gyoerffyella
• Helminthosporium
• Hormococcus
• Humicola
• Hyphozyma
• Kabatina
• Kendrickiella
• Kloeckera
• Lecophagus
• Lemonniera
• Leptodontidium
• Limaciniaseta
• Lunulospora
• Macrophoma
• Macrophomina
• Madurella
• Microsphaeropsis
• Moniliella
• Myxocephala
• Nakataea
• Neoplaconema
• Ochroconis
• Oosporidium
• Phaeoisariopsis
• Phaeomoniella
• Phaeoramularia
• Phaeosclera
• Phaeoseptoria
• Phaeotheca
• Phaeotrichoconis
• Phialemonium
• Phoma
• Polycytella
• Pseudofusarium
• Pseudotaeniolina
• Raffaelea
• Readeriella
• Rhizopycnis
• Rhizosphaera
• Rhynchosporium
• Robillarda
• Saitoella
• Sarocladium
• Scleroconidioma
• Sclerotium
• Scolecobasidium
• Scytalidium
• Sirococcus
• Spegazzinia
• Sphaerographium
• Spicellum
• Spirosphaera
• Stachybotrys
• Stanjemonium
• Symbiotaphrina
• Synchaetomella
• Termitaria
• Tetrachaetum
• Tetracladium
• Thermomyces
• Tilachlidium
• Tricellulortus
• Trichosporonoides
• Trichothecium
• Tricladium
• Tritirachium
• Tumularia
• Verticimonosporium
• Wallemia
• Xenochalara
• Zalerion