Dendritiomycota
Dendritiomycota is a phylum of fungi that are characterized by their unique, branched hyphal structures. These hyphae, often referred to as dendrohyphae, can exhibit a tree-like or dendritic morphology, which is the basis for the phylum's name. This branching pattern is a distinguishing feature that sets them apart from many other fungal groups.
The Dendritiomycota are primarily found in soil and decaying organic matter, where they play a role in
Reproduction in Dendritiomycota can occur both asexually and sexually, though the specific mechanisms and structures involved
The phylogenetic placement of Dendritiomycota within the fungal kingdom is still being refined. Molecular data has