What is another word for zygomycotina?
Pronunciation: [zˌa͡ɪɡəmˌɪkətˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Zygomycotina is a fungal group that includes fast-growing and saprophytic organisms found in soils, plant debris, and animal dung. Synonyms for Zygomycotina include zygomycetes, zygote fungi, and Conjugate fungi. These fungi reproduce through the formation of zygosporangia, which are resistant to environmental conditions. They play a significant role in nutrient cycling and ecosystem functioning. While zygomycetes do not have a direct role in human life, they are critically important for their ecological and biogeochemical roles in natural systems. Some species of the group are pathogenic to plants and animals and can cause serious infections in immunocompromised individuals.
