Detail explanation has been given about taphrinomycotina (sub phylum) comes under ascomycota, the way of presentation and explanation easy to understand the classification

1. TAPHRINOMYCOTINA
N.H. SHANKAR REDDY
2nd Ph.D. Plant Pathology
Annamalai University

3. Taphriniales
• Ascospores are not borne on the ascocarp and they mmultiply by
budding
• Eg – Peach leaf curl – Taphrina deformans

5. Protomycetaceae
• The diploid mycelium grows intercellularly and form a thick walled
resting spores, which germinate to form a vesicle called syn ascus or
compound ascus with numerous number of ascospores
• Eg – Protomyces, Protomycopsis, Burenia and Volkartia