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Page 183
... hyphae ( Fig . 7 ) ; crumbly or leathery and adher- ent . Hyphae fragment into bacillary and coccoid elements ( Fig . 14 ) . Chains of arthrospores ( Fig . 16 ) occasionally form on aerial hyphae . Grows at 46 ° C. As above . No growth ...
... hyphae ( Fig . 7 ) ; crumbly or leathery and adher- ent . Hyphae fragment into bacillary and coccoid elements ( Fig . 14 ) . Chains of arthrospores ( Fig . 16 ) occasionally form on aerial hyphae . Grows at 46 ° C. As above . No growth ...
Page 600
... hyphae are sep- tate , fuliginous , 1 to 3 um in diameter , and nonsporulating . Chlamydospores are rarely ob- served . Large moniliform hyphae 3 to 5 μm in diameter are often seen . Some isolates of M. grisea have been described as ...
... hyphae are sep- tate , fuliginous , 1 to 3 um in diameter , and nonsporulating . Chlamydospores are rarely ob- served . Large moniliform hyphae 3 to 5 μm in diameter are often seen . Some isolates of M. grisea have been described as ...
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... hyphae and / or conidia , ( ii ) types of conidia , and ( iii ) conidial development . A. Hyaline , nonpigmented to light - colored hyphae and conidia , Moniliaceae . 1. Phialoconidia : conidia produced by phialides ( sterigmata ) . 2 ...
... hyphae and / or conidia , ( ii ) types of conidia , and ( iii ) conidial development . A. Hyaline , nonpigmented to light - colored hyphae and conidia , Moniliaceae . 1. Phialoconidia : conidia produced by phialides ( sterigmata ) . 2 ...
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Indigenous and Pathogenic Microorganisms of Humans | 25 |
Collection Handling and Processing of Specimens HENRY D ISENBERG JOHN | 52 |
Streptococci and Aerococci | 83 |
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