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. 2012 Apr 1;2012:539583. doi: 10.1100/2012/539583

Table 2.

Determination of morphological variation and sporidial count of T. indica isolate grown in presence and absence of host factor(s).

Days of culture In absence of host factor(s) In presence of host factor(s)
Morphological variation Sporidial count (Number of sporidia/mL) Morphological variation Sporidial count (number of sporidia/mL)
7th Thin long, interwoven vegetative mycelia with less septation and nuclei Nil Thick, comparatively small vegetative mycelia with extensive septation and multiple nuclei Nil

14th Thickened, branched mycelia which produces secondary sporidia at the tip of lateral small branches 1.8 × 103 Thickened, small vegetative mycelia Nil

21st Acicular, tapered, banana-shaped high number sporidia and sporogenous mycelia seen occasionally 3.9 × 109 Thickened mycelia which produce few banana-shaped allantoid sporidia 4.1 × 107

30th Crumpled sporogenous mycelia with short sporogenous hypal branches, terminal/intercalary rounding up of hypal cells, sometimes in chain. Few small chlamydospore like structures 8.2 × 109 Enlarged and many sporogenous mycelia and less hyphal branches and not much chlamydospore formation 1.3 × 108