
pmid: 16959478
Thielavia gigaspora sp. nov. from herbivore dung is described and illustrated. The new taxon by comparison with previously known species is distinguished by relatively large ascospores (25-38 x 15-21 microm), each showing an apical, protuberant germ pore and a longitudinal dark band. A brief comparison with morphologically related species is given.
Feces, Camelus, Sordariales, Animals, Egypt, Spores, Fungal, Microbiology
Feces, Camelus, Sordariales, Animals, Egypt, Spores, Fungal, Microbiology
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