Hypocrea rufa/Trichoderma viride: a reassessment, and description of five closely related species with and without warted conidia

. 2006;56:135–177. doi: 10.3114/sim.2006.56.04

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Fig. 5. — *Hypocrea*/*Trichoderma viridescens* anamorph from CMD. a. pustule. b–k. Conidiophores; arrows show examples of percurrently proliferated phialides. b–c. “Type 1” conidiophores more or less typical of *Trichoderma*. d. Conidiophore with “Type 1” branching and typical *Trichoderma* phialides and one branch with elongated and percurrently proliferated phialides. g. showing long submoniliform chains of proliferated phialides. i–k. showing branching typical of the original concept of *Eidamia viridescens*; vesicles and proliferated phialides in k very similar to the original illustration of E. *viridescens*. l. Intercalary phialide shown at i. a from G.J.S. 92-11; b, k from ATCC 32630; c from G.J.S. 99-3; d from G.J.S. 98-129; e–f, h from CBS 333.72; g, j from G.J.S. 05-115; i from G.J.S. 98-192; l from G.J.S. 99-142. Microscopy: a. stereo. b, e–g, i–j phase contrast. d, h, k–l DIC. c fluorescence. Scale bars: a = 0.5 mm; b–g, j, k = 20 μm; h–i, l = 10 μm.

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