Lasiosphaeriaceae s. str. was divided in two main clades, one (100% bs/1 pp) encompassing only species of the genus Lasiosphaeria (including the type species of the genus, L. ovina, and L. glabrata, L. lanuginosa, L. rugulosa and L. sorbina), and a second one (100% bs/1 pp) containing the type species of Zopfiella and other taxa producing ascospores with a septate upper cell (with the exception of Anopodium ampullaceum [38]). Further studies are needed to clarify if the genus Zopfiella should be restricted to this second clade. This family is characterized by the production of (mostly) ostiolate ascomata with a tomentose ascomatal wall or bearing septate hairs on or below the neck. The family includes taxa producing one- and two-celled ascospores. Within the first group, a high morphological variability of the ascospores can be found, those of Lasiosphaeria being cylindrical and sigmoid, geniculate or curved [10] vs. reniform to navicular in Bellojisia rhynchostoma and Corylomyces selenospora [28,31].