Image de Microsporum persicolor (Sabour.) Guiart & Grigoraki 1928

Description :

Viewed from the back, i.e., reverse, this image depicted a Petri dish containing Sabouraud's (SAB) dextrose agar, upon which a Microsporum persicolor fungal colony had been cultured. As seen in this reverse view, the colonial coloration can be yellow, or may even be a red-brown. From the front, as depicted in PHIL 10904 and 10906, the colonies can be white, or depending upon the Microsporum sp., may run the gamut, sporting a yellow, beige or cinnamon color, and display a flat, or glabrous, woolly or powdery texture.
Created: 1973