A new species concept for the clinically relevant Mucor circinelloides complex

. 2019 Aug 29;44:67–97. doi: 10.3767/persoonia.2020.44.03

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Fig. 3 — Columellae of the *M. racemosus* group: a–g. MCC, typical columellae of tall sporangiophores without or only with slightly truncate bases (a–b. *M. circinelloides* CBS 195.68; c. *M. circinelloides* CBS 384.95; d–g. *M. janssenii* CBS 205.68); h–o. MCC columellae of short sporangiophores of *M. janssenii* and *M. velutinosus* (h–l. *M. velutinosus* JMRC:SF:011240; m–o. *M. janssenii* CBS 185.68); p–w. MRC, typical columellae (p–q. *M. racemosus* f. *racemosus* CBS 260.68; r–t. *M. racemosus* f. *racemosus* CBS 774.86; u–v. *M. racemosus* f. *sphaerosporus* CBS 115.08; w. *M. plumbeus* CBS 226.36).

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