Two Major Types of Fungi: Help Maria Find Out!

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The two major types of fungi are Ascomycota (ascomycetes) and Basidiomycota (basidiomycetes), which fall under the larger group known as Dikarya. While these are the primary classifications, other significant groups exist, such as Zygomycota. Understanding these classifications is essential for studying fungal biology. Maria is seeking clarity on this topic, and the response provides the necessary information. This foundational knowledge is crucial for her assignment.
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I have got a short question:

I must write about the " TWO MAJOR TYPES OF FUNGI"

but which are they are? I can not find it on the internet... I am not sure could someone help me and can tell me which two major types of fungi they mean...

Thanks

Maria
 
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There are two major groups of fungi in Dikarya: ascomyctes (Ascomycota), basidiomyctes(Basidiomycota)
However, there are other major groups like Zygomycota. So I'm guessing what your instructor means.
 

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