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: Colony on MEA circular, first hyaline, forming a white outer and brown inner zone, with radial stripes; conidiomata forming mostly in the inner zone. Odour indistinct.
in China and is particularly well characterised by its long narrow fusoid conidia, which are more or less pointed at each end. It was originally described by
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