Table 2.

Morphological comparison of the present fungus and its closely related species described by Simmons [7].

Species	Conidia		Conidiophore (μm)	Secondary conidiophore (μm)	Conidia per primary chain (lateral branched chain)
	Shape and size (μm)	Septa
A. limoniasperae	Narrow-ellipsoid 30 − 50 × 8 − 10 or ovoid 20 − 35 × 8 − 12 in the initial lower part of the chain, ovoid 8 − 12 × 4 − 8 in the distal part of the chain	1–4	100	2 − 4 × 2 − 3	up to 20 (4 − 10)
YZU 171921	Narrow-ellipsoid 13 − 50 × 6 − 11 or ovoid 6 − 23 × 4 − 13 in the initial lower part of the chain, ovoid 7 − 22 × 5 − 9 in the distal part of the chain	1–7	15 − 146 × 3–5	3 − 20 × 3–4	4 − 10 (1 − 4)
A. turkisfria	Narrow-ovoid to long-ovoid or long-ellipsoid 20 − 50 × 6− 8, conidia have small 1-cell secondary conidiophores	3–8	30 − 60 × 4	3 − 5 × 2–3	8 − 20 (4 − 10 )
A. perangusta	Long narrow-ellipsoid, rarely wide enough to be termed obclavate 15 − 40 × 3–7	3–7	100 − 200 × 3–4	3 − 5 × 2–3	10+ (unknown)
A. interrupta	Narrow-ellipsoid or narrow-obclavate 35 − 40 × 7–8	7–8	140 × 4	3 − 8 × 2–3	10 − 15 (unknown)