
Belongs within: Opisthokonta.
The Glomeromycota are a clade of filamentous, mostly endomycorrhizal fungi.
Characters (Adl et al. 2012): Filamentous; primarily endomycorrhizal, forming arbuscules in roots, sometimes with vesicles; without cilium; presumed asexual spores outside or within roots of host; some complex spores with multiple wall groupings, others simple (blastic chlamydospores); without centrioles, conidia, and airborne spores.
<==Glomeromycota [Glomales, Glomeromycotina, Glomineae]
|--Paraglomus Morton & Redecker 2001SWS01, MR01 [Paraglomaceae, Paraglomeraceae, Paraglomerales, Paraglomeromycetes]
| |--*P. occultum (Walker) Morton & Redecker 2001 [=Glomus occultum Walker 1982]MR01
| `--P. brasilianum (Spain & Miranda) Morton & Redecker 2001 [=Glomus brasilianum Spain & Miranda 1996]MR01
`--+--Archaeosporales [Archaeosporomycetes]AS12
| |--AmbisporaAS12
| `--Archaeospora Morton & Redecker 2001SWS01, MR01 [Archaeosporaceae]
| |--*A. trappei (Ames & Linderman) Morton & Redecker 2001SWS01, MR01 [=Acaulospora trappei Ames & Linderman 1976MR01]
| `--+--Geosiphon Wettst. 1915SWS01, KC01 (see below for synonymy)
| | `--G. pyriformisSWS01
| `--+--A. gerdemannii (Rose, Daniels & Trappe) Morton & Redecker 2001 (see below for synonymy)MR01
| `--A. leptoticha (Schenck & Smith) Morton & Redecker 2001SWS01, MR01 (see below for synonymy)
`--GlomeromycetesAS12
|--Glomerales [Glomaceae]AS12
| |--ClaroideoglomusAS12
| |--FunneliformisAS12
| |--Sclerocystis Berk. & Broome 1873 [incl. Ackermannia Pat. 1902, Xenomyces Ces. 1879]KC01
| |--SeptoglomusAS12
| |--Palaeomyces Renault 1896T93, KC01 [=Palaeomycites Mesch. 1902KC01]
| |--Paleobasidiospora Locq. 1983T93, KC01
| | `--P. taugourdeauii Locquin 1983T93
| |--Rhizophagus Dang. 1896KC01
| | |--R. intraradices (Schenck & Sm.) Walker & Schüßler 2010AB19
| | `--R. irregularisC-S18
| `--Glomus Tulasne & Tulasne 1844SSW01 [incl. Stigeosporium West 1916KC01; Glomeraceae]
| | i. s.: *G. microcarpumSWS01
| |--+--G. viscosumSWS01
| | `--+--G. microaggregatumSWS01
| | `--+--G. claroideumSWS01
| | |--G. etunicatumSWS01
| | |--G. lamellosumSWS01
| | `--G. luteumSWS01
| `--+--+--G. coronatumSWS01
| | |--G. mosseaeSWS01
| | `--+--G. caledonicumSWS01
| | |--G. fragilistratumSWS01
| | |--G. geosporumSWS01
| | `--G. verruculosumSWS01
| `--+--+--G. coremioidesSWS01
| | `--G. sinuosumSWS01
| `--+--G. manihotis [incl. G. clarum]SWS01
| |--G. proliferumSWS01
| `--+--G. vesiculiferumSWS01
| `--+--G. fasciculatumSWS01
| `--G. intraradicesSWS01
`--DiversisporalesSSW01
| i. s.: DiversisporaAS12
| PacisporaAS12
| RacocetraAS12
|--+--+--‘Glomus’ spurcumSWS01
| | `--‘Glomus’ versiformeSWS01
| `--AcaulosporaceaeSB93
| |--Entrophospora Ames & Schneid. 1979KC01
| | `--A. columbianaSB93
| `--Acaulospora Gerd. & Grappe 1974SWS01, KC01
| |--A. foveataSSW01
| |--A. laevisSSW01
| |--A. longulaSSW01
| |--A. rugosaSWS01
| |--A. spinosaSWS01
| `--A. undulataSSW01
`--Gigasporaceae [Gigasporineae]SWS01
|--Gigaspora Gerd. & Trappe 1974KC01
| | i. s.: G. candidaSSW01
| | G. roseaBL03
| |--G. decipiensSWS01
| `--+--G. giganteaSWS01
| `--+--G. albidaSWS01
| `--G. margaritaSWS01
`--Scutellospora Walker & Sanders 1986KC01
| i. s.: S. auriglobaSSW01
| S. dipapillosaSB93
| S. calosporaSSW01
| S. fulgidaSSW01
| S. gilmoreiSSW01
| S. nodosaSSW01
| S. persicaBL03
| S. spinosissimaSSW01
| S. weresubiaeSSW01
|--S. castaneaSWS01
|--S. pellucidaSWS01
|--S. projecturataSWS01
`--+--S. cerradensisSWS01
`--S. heterogamaSWS01
Archaeospora gerdemannii (Rose, Daniels & Trappe) Morton & Redecker 2001 [=Glomus gerdemannii Rose, Daniels & Trappe 1979]MR01
Archaeospora leptoticha (Schenck & Smith) Morton & Redecker 2001SWS01, MR01 [=Glomus leptotichum Schenck & Smith 1982MR01, Acaulospora appendicula Spain, Sieverding & Schenck 1984MR01; incl. A. gerdemannii Schenck & Nicholson 1979 non Glomus gerdemannii Rose, Daniels & Trappe 1979MR01, Glomus fecundisporum Schenck & Smith 1982MR01]
Geosiphon Wettst. 1915SWS01, KC01 [=Geosiphonomyces Cif. & Tomas. 1957KC01; Geomycetes, Geosiphonaceae, Geosiphonales]
*Type species of generic name indicated
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