Inside the Kingdom Fungi, these are the most significant families, or "phyla." Basidiomycota: This family incorporates mushrooms and toadstools. Ascomycota: Sometimes called sac parasites, individuals from this family frequently have distinctive, eye catching fruiting bodies. This group incorporates edible morels and truffles. It likewise incorporates the penicillin species which gave us the first successful anti-toxin. Neocallimastigomycete: These organisms live in the gastrointestinal tract of herbivorous creatures like sheep. The proteins that they produce separate polysaccharides like cellulose, the intense material that invigorates plants theirs. When these fungi accomplish their work, the less complex starches that are produced can be utilized by sheep as food. Blastocladiomycota: This family comprises for the most part of soil inhabitants that digest debris of different sorts Glomeromycotan: This is an extremely specific group of parasites that live in a useful beneficial interaction with liverworts (little plants like greeneries). Chytridiomycota: These old growths digest intense proteins like keratin (regular in skin and hair) and chitin (particularly normal in the exoskeletons of bugs). Microsporidia: This is a little group of single-celled, parasitic organisms that for the most part infect beetles.