| 1. | A variety of cells can be formed from the germinating conidia.
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| 2. | To infect, it produces a conidiophore that then bears conidia.
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| 3. | They form unicellular conidia that are typically hydrophobic and very small.
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| 4. | There may be production of conidia if the environment is suitable.
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| 5. | Under these conditions, conidiophores excrete a milky substance of conidia.
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| 6. | The conidia are somewhat flask-shaped or lemon-shaped.
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| 7. | Conidia are borne as elliptical and become globular shape when mature.
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| 8. | In contrast, the conidia are described as smooth to asperulate.
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| 9. | Conidia are borne in columns at the tips of aspergilloid conidiophores.
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| 10. | The conidia are colourless to pale yellow and smooth-walled.
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