Table 2. The 15 most relatively abundant fungal genera detected throughout the composting of cattle manure^a.

Phylum	Family	Genus	Species	% Total
				Day 0	Day 14	Day 99
Ascomycota	Microascaceae	Kernia	pachypleura	26.88	6.62	2.96
Ascomycota	Incertae sedis	Remersonia	thermophila	2.88	11.23	0.81
Ascomycota	Incertae sedis	Acremonium	multiple	1.56	2.81	1.31
Ascomycota	Trichocomaceae	Talaromyces	thermophilus	0.14	0.08	3.90
Ascomycota	Pezizaceae	Peziza	campestris, vesiculosa	0.25	0.02	3.07
Zygomycota	Mortierellaceae	Mortierella	multiple	0.13	1.06	1.17
Ascomycota	Incertae sedis	Thermomyces	lanuginosus	0.06	0.41	1.88
Ascomycota	Microascaceae	Microascus	multiple	0.21	0.49	1.63
Ascomycota	Pleosporaceae	Lewia	infectoria	1.88	0.22	0.14
Ascomycota	Trichocomacea	Aspergillus	multiple	0.26	0.77	0.68
Ascomycota	Lasiosphaeriaceae	Cladorrhinum	phialophoroides	0.89	0.70	0.10
Ascomycota	Helotiaceae	Rhizoscyphus	ericae	0.88	0.33	0.05
Basidiomycota	Filobasidiaceae	Cryptococcus	multiple	0.28	0.68	0.18
Basidiomycota	Incertae sedis	Myriococcum	thermophilum	0.05	0.11	0.59

^a Fungal sequences were classified using the UNITE database. Species names are included for genera with two or less species detected. Percentage values are represented across all compost mixtures types.