Talk:Helotiales
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Bring page in 2022[edit]
I would like to do a big overhaul of this page as, per the COL, there are about 30 accepted families in Helotiales compared to the 10 cited in the lead section. Yes we all bow to Dictionary of the Fungi 10th edition but it is getting increasingly outdated. I'm aware that this would have a large trickle-down effect as various species would need to be moved to new families/genera. Does anyone have any qualms about starting an overhaul or have additional sources on why the page should stay as it is? Given how much mycological taxonomy has expanded in the last decade, I think it's essential to make sure pages like these are updated frequently. Kazamzam (talk) 15:26, 29 March 2022 (UTC)