Figure 4: Fungal hyphae are septate, branching, and mostly parallel sided, with some widened non-parellel ends. They appear to be arising from oval to round yeast-like forms (arrows) (GMS stain).
Figure 4: Fungal hyphae are septate, branching, and mostly parallel sided, with some widened non-parellel ends. They appear to be arising from oval to round yeast-like forms (arrows) (GMS stain).
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