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Acervulus develop as setae which are brown, septate. Conidiophores non-sepate, hyaline or faintly brown, cylindrical, phialidic. Conidia hyaline, cylindrical, with both ends obtuse or with base narrow and truncate, non-septate, uninucleate. On PDA growing slow (approx. 6 cm diam. in 10 days at 22-24oC), at first grey, rapidly becoming dark with compact aerial mycelium; in old cultures sectors with whitish aerial mycelium sometimes occur. Acervuli with pale salmon spore masses most conspicuous in zone behind advancing edge and in centre of colony.
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