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widely used for
identification of (e.g. Metarhizium) species. The
terms microconidia and
macroconidia are
sometimes used.
There are two main
types of conidium...
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forms both
macroconidia (large a****ual
reproductive structures) and
microconidia (smaller a****ual
reproductive structures) on
short conidiop****s. Macroconidia...
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molds characterized by the
development of both smooth-walled macro- and
microconidia.
Macroconidia are
mostly borne laterally directly on the
hyphae or on...
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represented prin****lly by
microconidia.
These are
inhaled and
reach the alveoli. In the alveoli,
macrophages ingest these microconidia. They
survive inside...
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grows slowly in
culture with sp****
production of
teardrop or peg-shaped
microconidia laterally on
fertile hyphae. Macroconidia, when present, are smooth-walled...
- rounded, macroconidia.
Microconidia are oval or cylindrical, hyaline, and smooth. Some
microconidia may be curved.
Microconidia typically lack septa, but...
- but
produces three types of a****ual spores:
microconidia, macroconidia, and chlamydospores. The
microconidia are the most
abundantly produced spores. They...
- In some fungi, such as
Neurospora cr****a, ****tia are
identical to
microconidia as they can
perform both
functions of
fertilization as well as giving...
- absent.
Microconidia are
variable in shape,
obovoid conidia are the most
abundant type, oval to
allantoid conidia occurring occasionally.
Microconidia mostly...
- the
other two
genera (Microsporum and Trichophyton) for the
absence of
microconidia. In 1930,
based on the
principle of priority,
Langeron and Milochevitch...
