| Phycomycetes | Ascomycetes | Basidiomycetes | Deuteromycetes | |
| Mode of nutrition | Saprophytic or parasitic | Decomposers, Saprophytic or parasitic or coprophilous | Saprophytic | Decomposers, Saprophytic or parasitic |
| Mode of reproduction |
Asexual reproduction by zoospore (motile) Aplanospore (non-motile) Sexual reproduction – zygote can be similar or dissimilar in morphology |
Through asexual spores called conidia and sexual spores are known as ascospores |
By vegetation reproduction through budding. Fusion of two somatic cells for the formation of basidiospores is Plasmogamy |
Through asexual spores called conidia. |
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