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Abstract
The anamorph of Chaenothecopsis debilis is coelomycetous. The wall of the conidiomata consists of several layers. The conidia are nonpigmented, sickle-shaped and formed from conidiogenous cells forming part of the conidioma wall. This anamorph is compared to anamorphs of other Chaenothecopsis species. In a cladistic analysis the distribution of different types of anamorphs in Chaenothecopsis are mapped. Hyphomycetous anamorphs from cultures are reported for the first time in Chaenothecopsis pusilla, C. pusiola and C. tasmanica.