shape: elongated, broadly cylindrical to fusiform, slightly curved. symmetry: bilateral along the longitudinal axis. size estimate: measured bounding box is 53.2 × 39.3 µm, but likely includes adjacent debris; true length is ~53 µm. wall structure: thick outer wall with distinct transverse pseudosepta. edge definition: distinct outer contour. surface texture: smooth. internal contents: dense, compartmentalized into roughly 6 cells by septa. color and staining: reddish-brown to orange (naturally dematiaceous but likely absorbing some ambient fuchsin stain). septation or chains: approximately 5 transverse septa dividing the spore into ~6 cells; no longitudinal septa. other notable features: solitary spore directly adjacent to a large, wide piece of cellular debris (likely a skin cell); a flat basal attachment scar (hilum) is faintly visible at one end
Educational reference only, not a medical or regulatory result. Hand collected, human reviewed in the PollyKit lab with AI assistance, and open to peer review — identifications can be corrected at any time. Only the state of collection is published; dates and exact locations are never shown.
