-
morphology prevalent in the
genus Astrothelium;
characterized by thick-walled
distosepta and diamond-shaped lumina. -ate A suffix,
added to nouns, used to indicate...
- is
characterized by
larger conidia (up to 228 x 12–19 μm), with 6–16
distosepta centrally curved. In contrast, E.
mcginnisii has
slightly clavate conidia...
-
because they
contain tiny fat
droplets (guttules) and
special cell
walls (
distosepta).
Around the fungus's
opening (the ostiole),
there are
simple (unbranched)...
-
fusiform or oblong,
straight or
slightly curved,
featuring 3–7 (up to 12)
distosepta. They
exhibit a
macrocephalic ascospores septation pattern, measuring...
- cross-walls (eusepta) as well as
numerous additional internal walls (
distosepta). The
spores are
large enough to be seen with a
stereo microscope. When...
- and have
multiple compartments separated by
special cross-walls
called distosepta.
These spores show
bilateral symmetry,
meaning they are
mirror images...
- shaped. The
ascospores are hyaline,
spindle shaped (fusiform), and
feature distosepta–thin
septa of
ascospores that lack a
septal plate and are
penetrated by...
- septa),
usually ellipsoid to oblong, and
often have
endospore forming distosepta and lens-shaped to
rounded lumina. This
particular set of
features is...
-
ascospores are
hyaline (transparent), and have thin
walls and
distinct distosepta. They can be
ellipsoid or
oblong in shape, and
their internal divisions...
-
euseptum (a true
septum formed from the
septal plate)
followed by 3–5
distosepta (septa
formed from the
endospore without a
septal plate). This unusual...
