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Colonies initially white, becoming reddish brown, felty to powdery, occasionally with radial grooves; reddish brown pigment is exuded into the medium. Terminal and intercalary conidia hyaline, smooth or slightly echinulate, 3-5 x 2-3.5 μm, with basal scars; terminal conidia obovoid, somewhat cuneiform or ellipsoid, intercalary conidia barrel-shaped.
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Orr GF. The genus Pseudogymnoascus. Mycotaxon 8: 165-173, 1979.
Samson RA. Notes on Pseudogymnoascus gymnoascus and related genera. Acta Bot. Neerl. 21: 517-527, 1972.
type strain
type strain of Pseudogymnoascus bhattii
type strain
type strain of Pseudogymnoascus bhattii
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