Table 3.

Phenotypical characteristics of the colonies of the fungal isolates included in this study.

Isolate 1	Mycelium
	Obverse			Reverse
	Colour	Zonation	Margin	Colour	Zonation
MZC-1	Beige to light brown	No	Regular	Beige	No
MZC-2	Light grey, white in the margins	No	Irregular	Dark grey, beige in the margin	No
MZC-4	White, yellow pigmentation of culture medium	No	Regular	Yellow	No
MZC-5	Beige to light brown	No	Regular	Beige	No
MZC-8	White to dark green	No	Irregular	White to green-grey	No
MZC-9	Light grey, white in the margins	No	Irregular	Dark grey, beige in the margin	No
MZC-10	White to dark green	No	Irregular	White to green-grey	No
MZC-11	White to dark green	No	Irregular	White to green-grey	No
MZC-14	Black, white in the margins	No	Regular	White to light grey	No
MZC-16	Olive green, white in the margins	No	Regular	Olive green, white in the margins	No
MZC-17	Yellow-green, white in the margins	No	Regular	Beige to light brown	No
MZC-18	Black, white in the margins	No	Regular	White to light grey	No
MZC-19 2	Cream to yellow	-	-	Cream to yellow	-
MZC-20	Yellow-green, white in the margins	No	Regular	Beige to light brown	No
MZC-21	Green-grey, white in the margins	No	Regular	Yellow-white	No
MZC-23	Beige to light brown	No	Regular	Beige	No
MZC-24	White to dark green	No	Irregular	White to green-grey	No

¹ Single conidial cultures were grown on PDA for 7 days at 25 ± 2 °C in the dark, and colony colour was determined by means of a colour chart [36]. ² Yeast isolate grown on NA for 7 days at 25 ± 2 °C under continuous fluorescent light (350 μmol m^–2 s^–1).