Species of the common discomycete genus reassigned to at least four genera.

as typically conceived is a genus of noticeable, bright yellow inoperculate discomycetes. This interpretation of the genus, however, is at odds with , the current name of the type species of the genus; furthermore, the genus has been interpreted as including the unusual species . By comparing morphological and molecular traits of species traditionally included in , we show that the genus is polyphyletic, with many "typical" members of the genus belonging instead in in Pezizellaceae. is conclusively linked with its asexual morph, , and the genus is abandoned as a later synonym of the monotypic genus (previously applied only to asexual fungi) and placed as sister to in Helotiaceae. is shown to represent an independent monotypic genus, , which so far is placed incertae sedis in Helotiales. Finally, "" , like , belongs to Helotiaceae but is instead related to "" .