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. 2010 Nov 10;49(1):243–256. doi: 10.1128/JCM.00793-10

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FIG. 4. — (A to F) Acremonium kiliense (MUCL 9724^T); (A and B) phialides and conidia in slimy heads; (C) ellipsoidal to cylindrical conidia; (D and E) intercalary and terminal chlamydospores; (F) an adelophialide and straight or irregularly curved conidia. (G to I) Acremonium zeae (CBS 800.69^T); (G and H) phialides and conidia; (I) cylindrical conidia with rounded ends. (J and K) Acremonium glaucum (CBS 796.69^T); (J) phialide producing a conidial chain; (K) fusiform conidia with pointed ends. (L and M) Acremonium implicatum (MUCL 4112); (L) phialide-producing conidia; (M) fusiform conidia. (N to P) Acremonium sclerotigenum (CBS 124.42^T); (N) phialides and conidia in slimy heads; (O) sclerotium; (P) conidia. (Q) Acremonium egyptiacum (CBS 114785^T); phialide and conidial chain. Scale bars: A to E, G, H, J, L to O, and Q, 10 μm; F, I, K, and P, 5 μm.