| FG-Z4 |
Velvet and sulcate colonies with green color |
Highly branched and septate hyphae |
0.984 |
| FG-Z5 |
Grayish white and shiny colonies with soft and smooth surface |
Cells were oval, conical or reniform |
2.40 |
| FG-Z6 |
Colonies were rosy-whitish to peach-colored and neat at margin |
Conidia were regular-spherical, smooth and hyaline |
4.04 |
| FG-Z9 |
Colonies were round, flat, velvet-like and the edges were like snowflakes |
Thin to dense hyphae with diaphragm and granular salience |
12.64 |
| FG-Z12 |
Pink colored colonies with fluffy aerial mycelium, irregular and margin |
Mycelia were delicate, felt-like and funiculous |
4.90 |
| FG-Z15 |
Colonies were hyaline to light white, velvety texture and growth pattern was round with irregular margin |
Clamp connections of mycelium were clearly visible |
17.80 |
| FG-Z20 |
Colonies were cottony, white, dense and irregular margins |
Mycelium had many branches with small elliptical and ovate spores on the branchlets |
4.31 |
| FG-Z21 |
Colonies circular form, concentrically spreading with sparse aerial mycelium, margin entire |
Mycelia hyaline to white colored |
12.36 |
| FG-Z35 |
Powdery yellowish-white colonies |
Conidia formed on both verticillate and penicillate conidiophoresn and was globose to subglobose, smooth, hyaline |
4.33 |
| FG-Z36 |
The colonies were downy to woolly with a regular margin, greyish surface, with brown diffusible pigment |
The hyphae were filamentous septate and hyaline to brown |
2.93 |
| FG-Z41 |
Colony had regular margin, white and penetrated the agar |
Hyphae were branched, long hyphal segments and simple septate with scattered single clamp connections |
2.13 |