Eriseaceae
Eriseaceae is a relatively recent classification within the phylum of fungi, distinguished by its unique morphological and genetic characteristics. This group encompasses a diverse array of fungi, primarily known for their complex reproductive structures and ecological roles. Members of Eriseaceae are predominantly terrestrial, inhabiting soil, decaying organic matter, and sometimes forming symbiotic relationships with plants.
The taxonomy of Eriseaceae has evolved through molecular phylogenetic studies, which have revealed distinctive DNA sequences
Ecologically, Eriseaceae species play vital roles in nutrient cycling by decomposing organic material. Some members form
Research on Eriseaceae is ongoing, with scientists exploring their evolutionary history, ecological significance, and potential applications
Despite their ecological importance, the full diversity and distribution of Eriseaceae remain under-studied, highlighting the need