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case_images: Agar plate demonstrating a cream fluffy fungus rapidly growing upwards in a classic "lid-lifter" formation.
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case_images: Mucor species (Fig. 1). Microscopy was consistent with a Mucor species based on non-septated ribbon-like hyphae, sporangia with columella, collarette at base of sporangia, and lack of rhizoids (Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 4).
case_images: Histopathology smear demonstrating wide aseptate fungal hyphae, Grocott 40 x.
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case_images: Mucor species (Fig. 1). Microscopy was consistent with a Mucor species based on non-septated ribbon-like hyphae, sporangia with columella, collarette at base of sporangia, and lack of rhizoids (Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 4).
case_images: Microscopy demonstrating dark sporangia (1) and wide ribbon like non-septate hyphae (2). No rhizoids seen at the junction of the sporangiophores. Lactophenol cotton blue, 40 x.
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case_images: Mucor species (Fig. 1). Microscopy was consistent with a Mucor species based on non-septated ribbon-like hyphae, sporangia with columella, collarette at base of sporangia, and lack of rhizoids (Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 4).