- Look up fusiform or
fusiformis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fusiform (from
Latin fusus ‘spindle’)
means having a spindle-like
shape that is wide...
- Odor: Farinaceous.
Microscopic features:
Basidia 4 spored,
pleurocystidia fusoid-ventricose,
cheilocystidia 12 x 4 μm.
Panaeolus cyanescens is a coprophilous...
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distinctive leaf
characteristics of this
subfamily are the arm
cells and
fusoid cells found in
their leaves.[verification needed] One species,
Asian rice...
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dikaryotic fruitbodies. The
monokaryotic mycelium was
found to
produce fusoid to
subglobose chlamydospores of 6–8 x 8–10 μm size.
These spores can stay...
- features:
Spores 8 — 12 x 5 — 8 μm.
Ovoid and smooth.
Cheilocystidia 13–34 μm,
fusoid-ampullaceous to sublageniform,
sometimes with a
forked neck. Pleurocystidia...
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obscured by the
usual aura of set-piece dink —
jumpy enough and
often fun, but
fusoid nevertheless."
Richard S.
Ginell of
AllMusic wrote how "Herbie Han**** completely...
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print is
purple brown. The
cheilocystidia are 17–29 x 5.5–11, hyaline,
fusoid-ventricose,
subpyriform or mucronate,
often with an
elongated neck at the...
- structures). The solitary, hyaline, smooth-walled,
conidia (spores) are
fusoid (spindle-like shape) or
ellipsoid and will
combine or
gather into a slimy...
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especially when mature. The form is
polyporoid to trametoid. The
spores are
fusoid. The
hyphae are dimitic,
composed of
binding or
skeletal hyphae. The skeletal...
- symmetrical,
ranging from
roughly spherical to
ellipsoidal to
occasionally fusoid. The
ascospores of some
species develop surface ornamentations such as warts...
