Arthrospore formers Print PDF
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Natural Habitat
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- Many Basidiomycetes form arthrospores during their mycelial stage. Geotrichum and Oidiodendron are typical ascomycete arthrospore formers. Arthrospores are formed by microfungi, and yeast-like fungi. Please refer to individual descriptions of these fungi for more information.
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Suitable Substrates in the Indoor Environment
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Potential Opportunist or Pathogen
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- Depends on genera and species
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Potential Toxins Produced
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- Depends on genera and species
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Additional Comments
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- Arthrospores are disarticulated cells of a formerly vegetative filament that function as spores.
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