Laboratory Diagnosis of Fungal Infections

Microbiology

September 2011

And I told them that it was Hormographiella aspergillata knowing fully well they would just gasp and ask me, “What in the world is it?” Well, I said it is an anamorph or Coprinus cinereus. And I got kind of a pause from the clinicians, from the pathologist, he said, “What’s that?” Well, here is what it is.

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