Colonies effuse, tufted, brown to dark brown. Mycelium immersed. Conidiophores macronematous, mononematous, conspicuously caespitose, compactly branched, straight or flexuous, septae, smooth, smooth, thick-walled at the base, brown, paler to the apex, 57.6-88.0 × 2.8-5.6 μm, with pervurrent proliferations. Conidiogenous cells monoblastic, percurrent, integrated, terminal, cylindrical or clavate, 6.2-16.8 × 2.6-4.4 μm. Conidia solitary, acrogenous, obovoid, ellipsoidal or pyriform, usually 1-septate, smooth, palebrown at the basal cell, brown at the apical cell, 9.2-13.3 × 5.6-7.8 μm, rarely 0-septate, smooth, pale brown or brown, 8.0-11.2 × 5.4-7.2 μm, often with frill below the base of the conidium, 0.8-1.2 × 1.0-1.2 μm.
Specimens：
Taiwan, Tainan City, National Cheng Kung University campus, on rotten twigs, 24 Mar 2006, J.L. Chen, HOLOLTYPE CFC-8.
Habitat：
on rotten twigs
Distribution：
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References：
Casta?eda Ruiz RF, Kendrick B, Guarro J, Mayayo E. 1998;Monoharachary C, Agarwal DK. 2003.; Tsui KM, Goh TK, Hyde KD, Hodgkiss LJ. 2001; Wu W, Zhuang W. 2005.
Provided：
S. S. Tzean and J. L. Chen
Note：
The new species is the most closely related to E. resinaeP.K. Kirk (1981), E. uniseptata( Ellis) Hughes (1979) (as E. uniseptatavar. uniseptata(Ellis) Hughes by Hol.-Jech. (1986)) and E. uniseptata(Ellis) Hughes var. pusillaHol.-Jech. (1986), which have similarly shaped and pigmentary conidia. The former can be distinguished easily from the latter three species aggregate because its conidia are 0-1-septate, smaller and less than wide and dark brown septum. In addition, the percurrent conidiophores are strongly compact-branched and shorter than those in E. resinae, E. uniseptataand E. uniseptatavar. pusilla, which are single, crowed or in groups 2-3 with more larger conidia (Ellis 1959; Holubov?-Jechov? 1986; Kirk 1981). The closest species is E. cambransisM.B. Ellis (1976), which usually produces loosely branched conidiophores with 0-2 pecurrentproliferations and obovoid or clavate, dark brown conidia with 1-septate, and all these characteristics distinguish it from E. compactramosa.
Phylum：Anamorphic fungi >> Class： Anamorphic fungi >> Order： Anamorphic fungi 
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