Tufts 1–9 mm diam and to 2 mm thick, confluent to masses of up to 11 mm long. TPX-0005 datasheet Structure as described under SNA. At 15°C colony circular, conspicuously loose. Conidiation reduced relative to higher temperatures, on aerial hyphae and in broad, thick,

loose, cottony fluffy tufts to 6 × 5 mm, aggregates Tideglusib to 17 × 11 mm, turning slowly green, 26E4–6. At 30°C colony dense; conidiation developing on CMD faster than on SNA, abundant in numerous, green, 28DE5–6, tufts up to 7 mm diam and 2 mm thick, arranged in concentric rings or irregularly distributed. At 35°C mycelium loose, conidiation in green, 28E5–7, tufts as at

30°C. On PDA after 72 h 15–18 Oligomycin A molecular weight mm at 15°C, 54–58 mm at 25°C, 56–59 mm at 30°C, 62–64 mm at 35°C; mycelium covering the plate after 4 days at 25°C. Colony dense, with wavy to lobed margin; mycelium conspicuously differentiated in width of primary and secondary hyphae. Surface becoming indistinctly zonate, chalky, farinose to fluffy in the centre, outside distinctly radially stellate due to strand-like aggregation of surface hyphae. Aerial hyphae numerous, long and ascending several mm, sometimes nearly to the lid of the Petri dish in distal areas, forming strands and a white tomentum with coarse of mesh, eventually collapsing and causing a coarsely granular surface. Tufts/pustules appearing in the tomentum, particularly in the centre, turning yellow, 1A5–6, 2AB4, to pale greenish, spreading, later confluent and eventually covering the plate nearly entirely, with large orange-brown drops on the surface. Autolytic excretions and coilings common, abundant at 35°C. Yellow diffusing pigment abundantly produced, 1A4–6, from above, reverse 2A5–8 to 3A7–8. Odour indistinct

or mouldy. Conidiation noted after 1 days at 25°C, yellow or greenish after 6 days, earlier at higher temperatures, regularly tree-like, basally in a dense, downy central area, less commonly ascending on aerial hyphae, eventually in tufts. At 15°C colony stellate and indistinctly concentrically zonate, turning yellow to pale green; conidiation effuse and in loose tufts, less intense than at higher temperatures. At 30 and 35°C colony more distinctly zonate with broad alternating whitish yellow and green zones. Conidiation more abundant and more intensely green, ca 28CD4–5, than at lower temperatures; in a dense and fluffy, effuse continuous layer rather than in discrete tufts. Reverse brightly yellow, mixed with green, 1–3A5–8, 1BC5–8, 2A6–8, 3AB7–8.