Novel Phaeoacremonium species associated with necrotic wood of Prunus trees

. 2008 May 24;20:87–102. doi: 10.3767/003158508X324227

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Fig. 7 — *Togninia griseo-olivacea* teleomorph and anamorph states. a. Perithecium on PDA; b. longitudinal section through perithecium; c. peridium; d, e. asci attached to ascogenous hyphae; f. ascospores; g. asci; h. paraphyses; i. asci attached to ascogenous hyphae. — j–p. Aerial structures on MEA; j. ring-like growth of mycelium with conidiophore (indicated by arrow head); k. conidiophores; l. type III phialides; m. type II phialides; n, o. type I phialides; p. conidia. — q, r. Structures on the surface of and in MEA; q. adelophialides with conidia; r. conidia; all from CBS H-19941 (holotype). a: DM, b–r: DIC. — Scale bars: a = 100 μm; b = 50 μm; c–i = 5 μm; j = 10 μm; j applies to j–r.

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