Table 3.

Overview of colony diameters on various agar media and microscopic characters of Penicillago species.

Species	Colony diameter, 7 d, in mm								Conidiophore branching1	Shape conidia	Ornamentation conidia	Shape phialide
	CYA	CYAS	YES	MEA	CREA	DG18	CYA30°C	CYA37°C
P. kabunica	36–40	8–12	>60	>60	26–30	30–34	30–36	No growth	Mono- or biverticillate, divaricate	Globose to subglobose, with a pointed end	Smooth walled	Ampulliform, with a long, narrowed neck
P. mirabilis	38–42	18–22	51–59	47–53	23–27	34–38	31–35	No growth	Mono- or biverticillate, occasional monophialidic	Globose to subglobose	Echinulate	Ampulliform, with a conspicuously long, narrowed neck
P. nodositata	19–23	6–9	29–33	26–30	6–8	15–19	8–12	No growth	Predominantly biverticillate	Subglobose to ellipsoidal	Echinulate	Ampulliform, with a conspicuously long, narrowed neck
P. moldavica	32–36	16–19	46–52	60–70	15–19	17–21	23–27	No growth	Mono- or biverticillate, divaricate	Globose to subglobose	Echinulate	Ampulliform, with a long, narrowed neck

¹The examined P. kabunica and P. moldavica strains were degenerated and part of presented data are also based on Ramirez (1982).