The features listed above describe a class of fungi commonly called CHYTRIDS. Chytrids are mostly aquatic and microscopic and their zoospores and gametes have flagella. Examples of fungi that fall into this group are blastocladiomycota and chytridiomycota.
FUNGI are characterized by being mostly aquatic and microscopic that have zoospores and gametes with flagella.
Fungi is a group of microorganisms that are saprophytic achlorophyllous. These do not make their own food and grow on dead and decaying matters. These are decomposers. These are mostly aquatic and also cause diseases in humans.
