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This photomicrograph shows morphological features of the fungal organism Blastoschizomyces capitatus, formerly known as Trichosporon capitatum, grown on cornmeal with Tween®-80 agar (CMTA). The fungus produces annelloconidia, which form in clusters at the distal tips of annellides located on specialized conidiogenic hyphal filaments known as annellophores.
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Content Provider(s): CDC/ Hilliard F. Hardin, PhD
Creation Date: 1967
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