These were grown in a MgCl2 solution where tap water was used as the solution medium. First there were green and white mixtures of small clusters (last image) and then grew into a dark green growth which looked like an algae (fourth Image). Are these a combination of hyaline mycelium and spores? The microscopic images are attached.
From the visual growth, I might be one of the Aspergilli species or Trichderma ones.
Thank you for your valuable suggestions. As I'm not much familiar in this area could you please suggest me a method to identify them.
Hi Kapila
The pictures that took under microscope unclear
You must do single spores then take good picture that shows the characterize of fungi
Photos not clear.
Seems to be algae or Cyanobacteria.
What is the sample used and which media. Colony characters are needed for identification
This fungus does not have a specific spore distribution structure. Moreover it does not digest in conc. HCl.
Thank you everybody for all your suggestions. Highly appreciate it.
Hi, its maybe Penicillium or Aspergillus, you should grow the fungus on PDA medium to conform it.
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