The mitosporic Ascomycota are a heterogeneous group of ascomycotic fungi whose common characteristic is the absence of a sexual state (anamorph); many of the pathogenic fungi in humans belong to this group.
Acremonium Acrodontium Alatospora Anguillospora Antennariella Anungitopsis Aphanocladium Bispora Brachyconidiella Calcarisporium Capnobotryella Cephaliophora Ceratocladium 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 Kumanasamuha Lecophagus Lemonniera Leptodontidium Limaciniaseta Lunulospora Macrophoma Macrophomina Madurella Microsphaeropsis Moniliella Myxocephala Nakataea Neoplaconema Noosia Ochroconis Oosporidium Phaeoisariopsis Phaeomoniella Phaeoramularia Phaeosclera Phaeoseptoria Phaeotheca Phaeotrichoconis Phialemonium Phoma Polycytella Pseudofusarium Pseudotaeniolina Raffaelea Readeriella Rhizopycnis Rhizosphaera Rhynchosporium Robillarda Saitoella Sarcopodium 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 Xenochalara Zalerion
References
https://www.uniprot.org/taxonomy/108599. Retrieved 29 November 2011