The document discusses the general characteristics of two fungal orders: Glomales and Entomophthorales. Glomales comprises fungi that form arbuscular mycorrhizal relationships with plant roots. They have coenocytic hyphae and produce spores in soil or roots through asexual reproduction. Entomophthorales are mainly entomopathogenic fungi that are pathogens of insects. They have coenocytic or septate mycelium and produce spores or resting spores. Some Entomophthorales species are commercially used as biological control agents against insect pests.