Ulocladium chartarum

A rapidly-growing fungus that produces a brown, or black colony with a dark reverse, within five days, when incubated at 25oC (77oF). The hyphae, conidiophores, and conidia are pigmented olivaceous-brown (dematiaceous). It is found worldwide and is very common. It can be isolated from the air, plants, rotten wood, paper, textiles, mines, water, animal dung, and soil. There have not been any reports of human infections

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