shape: obclavate (club-shaped), wider at the base and tapering gradually into a long, narrow apical beak. symmetry: asymmetrical longitudinally due to tapering; roughly bilateral along the long axis. wall structure: thick, distinct outer wall. edge definition: clear and distinct. surface texture: smooth. internal contents: dense, divided into several distinct cells by dark septa. color and staining: dark brown (dematiaceous) main body, with the beak appearing slightly lighter. septation or chains: prominent transverse septa dividing the main body into 4-6 cells; additional septa visible in the beak; longitudinal septa are not clearly distinguishable in this focal plane. other notable features: distinctly elongated apical beak
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.
