The order Georgfischeriales is a group of fungi within the class Exobasidiomycetes, known primarily for their parasitic or symbiotic relationships with plants. Members of this order are often microscopic, and many are smut-like fungi that infect specific host plants, sometimes causing disease or deformities. They are characterized by unique spore structures and life cycles adapted to their hosts, and while not as widely studied as other fungal orders, they are important for understanding fungal biodiversity and host-pathogen interactions in ecosystems.