Mycology Hyaline and Dematiaceous Fungi
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| Muti-celled, sickle-form macroconida Colonies: rose red or purple red pigmentation | Fusarium sp.
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| Dark, elliptical conidia each support by a conidiophore (lollipops) Colonies: grayish-brown appearance | Scedosporium apiospermum
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| Chains of spherical conidia produced from branching phialides Colonies: typically green, granular, rugose | Penicillium sp.
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| Tight clusters of spherical conidia held by finger-like phialides Colonies: "green lawn" that extends from border to border across the petri dish | Gliocladium
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| Microscopic description: Flower-like appearance Colony description: Green granular colony with a white peripheral apron | Aspergillus fumigatus
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| Microscopic description: Stem with bulbous extensions Colony description: Gray-white, cottony growth rapidly filling the Petri dish | Zygomycetes
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| Muti-celled, rough walled macroconidia with a tapered terminal cell Colony: cottony white with a lemon yellow apron. | Microsporum canis
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| Dense aggregated of echinulate, brown-black conidia Colony: peppered brown-black on the surface and gray-white on the reverse. | Aspergillus niger
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| Loose clusters of elliptical conidia arranged in a "diphtheroid pattern" Colony: smooth, pastel rose pigment | Acremonium sp.
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| Chains of large, lemon-shaped annelloconidia Colony: buff-brown with distinctive radial rugae | Scopulariopsis sp.
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| Chronis sinusitis | Scedosporium apiospermum
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| Otitis externa | Aspergilus niger
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| Mycotic keratitis | Fusarium sp.
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| Tinea pedis | Trichophyton rubrum
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| Stale bread | Mucor sp
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| Hospital construction | Aspergillus niger
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| Shared bath towels | Epidermophyton floccosum
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| Fermenting stored grain | Fusarium sp
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