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1. Enteropogon formosensis
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Four thallus types. First thallus type 69-251 long by 7.5-12 μm diam, terminal cell oar-shaped by 9-15 μm diam, proximal thalli evenly lobed or slightly asymenetrically expanded by 6-33 μm diam, and hold fast cell 1...
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Zygomycota >> Trichomycetes >> Eccrinales
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2. Taeniella carcini
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Thalli usually 60-600 μm long, smaller thalli up to 660 μm long, by 4.5-6 μm in diam and larger thalli 7-14 μm in diam...
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Zygomycota >> Trichomycetes >> Eccrinales
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3. Ascobolus immersus
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Apothecia gregarious or scattered, globular or turbinate, 0.3-0.5 mm wide, 0.3-0.5 mm high, receptacle yellowish brown, without margin, disc pale yellow, a few ripe asci protruding far above the surface...
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Ascomycota >> Ascomycetes >> Pezizales
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4. Ascodesmis nigricans
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Apothecia gregarious, minute, without excipulum, formed by asci and paraphyses, 80-200 μm wide, dark brown...
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Ascomycota >> Ascomycetes >> Pezizales
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5. Cheilymenia theleboloides
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Apothecia 3.5-5.5 mm diameter, saucer-shaped, gregarious on waste soil, concave when young then expanded to disc...
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Ascomycota >> Ascomycetes >> Pezizales
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6. Iodophanus carneus
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Apothecia scattered or gregarious, discoid, 0.2-2 mm wide, pale orange. Ectal excipulum of textura angularis to globulosa, cells 20-30 μm, layer 120-140 μm thick, with numerous hyaline hairs on the bottom, marginal cells becoming elongate...
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Ascomycota >> Ascomycetes >> Pezizales
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7. Boletus balloui
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Pileus 5.5 – 12 cm broad, convex to become depressed in the center, surface subglabrous, smooth or slightly pitted in the center, slightly viscid when wet, color orange to fulvous brown...
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Basidiomycota >> Basidiomycetes >> Boletales
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8. Mycena chlorophos
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Pileus 0.5-2 cm, campanulate to flat, white to pale brown, glabrous, viscid, margin striate. Gills adnate, crowded of several lengths, white, smooth, fluorescent at night...
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Basidiomycota >> Basidiomycetes >> Agaricales
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9. Cercospora bombacis
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Leaf spots scattered, suborbicular to irregular, 2-5 mm wide, often confluent, at first uniformly brown, finally dingy grey at the centre with an indefinite dark brown border...
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Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi
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10. Cercospora averrhoae
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Leaf spots circular, 1-4 mm in diameter, white center and dark purple to brown margin. Fruiting plainly amphigenous, visible with the naked eyes...
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Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi
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11. Cercospora citrullina
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Leaf spots orbicular to irregular, 0.5-7 mm wide, pale brown or tan to white, with a yellowish brown to dark brown or sometimes purplish margin...
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Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi
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12. Pseudocercospora diospyricola
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Leaf spots amphigenous, angular, vein limited, 1-2.5 mm wide, dark olivaceous brown. Fruiting amphigenous...
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Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi
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13. Saccobolus glaber
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Apothecia scattered or gregarious, yellow, 100-500 μm wide, smooth, margin not differentiated. Excipulum composed of globose cells, 6-15 μm diam...
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Ascomycota >> Ascomycetes >> Pezizales
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14. Penicillium phoeniceum - BCRC NO -
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CYA, 25°C, 7 days: colony diameters 17-23 mm, center raised, pulvinate to crateriform, sulcate, dense, velutinous, margin entire, mycelium at the center and subcenter brownish violet (11D5-7), margin white; conidiogenesis sparse; exudate dull red to greyish red (10B3, D6, E7, F8); soluble pigment brownish violet to greyish red (11D5-7); reverse brownish violet (10D5-7)...
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Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi
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15. Stenella gynurae
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Leaf spots orbicular, grayish, without definite border, 3-5 mm wide. Fruiting hypophyllous. Stromata lacking...
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Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi >> Anamorphic fungi
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16. Passalora arachidicola
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Leaf spots orbicular to irregular, 1-5 mm wide, dark brown to almost black, usually surrounded by a yellow halo...
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Ascomycota >> Dothideomycetes >> Dothideomycetes
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