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Penicillium ulaiense H.M. Hsieh, H.J. Su & Tzean

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1570780 Research Isolation of a single fungal colony of Penicillium ulaiense by streaking (left) from an air exposure plate containing many fungi (right). Plate was exposed for 5 minutes in a citrus orchard and shows that P. ulaiense is present in the field. March 1994
1570721 Structure Coremia bend towards the light. September 1993
1570722 Structure Coremia bend towards light. September 1993
1570726 Fruit(s) Mixed infection of Penicillium ulaiense and Penicillium digitatum.
1570758 Research Imazalil-resistance assay shows reaction with sensitive biotype after 14 days at 20C.  Top row: treated with 1000 ppm imazalil; bottom row: non-treated. Compare with 1570759 for resistant biotype. March 1994
1570759 Research Imazalil-resistance assay shows reaction with resistant biotype after 14 days at 20C.  Top row: treated with 1000 ppm imazalil; bottom row: non-treated. Compare with 1570758 for sensitive biotype. March 1994
1570406 Research Close-up of colony of Isolate J-192 (Penicillium ulaiense) after 7 days growth on Czapek Yeast Agar (CYA) at 25oC. April 1992
1570398 Research Culture of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on Czapek Yeast Agar (CYA) at 25oC. April 1992
1570399 Research Culture of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on Malt Extract Agar (MEA) at 25oC. April 1992
1570400 Research Culture of the type isolate of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on Czapek Yeast Agar (CYA) at 25oC. April 1992
1570401 Research Culture of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on Czapek Agar at 25oC. April 1992
1570402 Research Culture of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on Czapek Agar at 25oC. April 1992
1570403 Research Culture of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on malt extract agar at 25oC. April 1992
1570404 Research Culture of Penicillium ulaiense type culture after 7 days growth on malt extract agar at 25oC. April 1992
1570405 Research Isolate J-192 of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days growth on Czapek Yeast Agar (CYA) at 25oC. April 1992
1570407 Research Penicillium ulaiense on orange. April 1992
1570409 Research Penicillium ulaiense isolate J-192. April 1992
1570410 Research Penicillium ulaiense isolate J-192. April 1992
1570411 Research Penicillium ulaiense isolate J-192. April 1992
1570448 Research Reverse colony pigmentation in Penicillium ulaiense grown for 8 days at different temperatures. May 1992
1570449 Research Reverse colony of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days (left) and 14-21 days (right) growth at 25oC, showing the production of funicles in Czapek's agar.  This is a distinguishing feature of P. ulaiense. May 1992
1570450 Research Growth of Penicillium ulaiense after 14-21 days at 25oC showing the production of coremia and submerged funicles on Czapek's agar.  This is a distinguishing feature of P. ulaiense. May 1992
1570451 Research Growth of Penicillium ulaiense after 7 days at 25oC on Czapek's agar, showing the production of coremia and orange pigment.  May 1992
1570452 Research Growth of Penicillium ulaiense after 7-10 days at 25oC on malt extract agar, showing the production of coremia.  May 1992
1570453 Research Penicillium ulaiense growing on malt extract agar and producing characteristic coremia (also called synnemata). May 1992
1570456 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense produces coremia.  This is a rare example of extensive coremium production on lemon. May 1992
1570457 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense produces coremia.  Occasionally the entire fruit surface will be covered with coremia. May 1992
1570458 Fruit(s) Three lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense in mixture with P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570459 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) in mixture with P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature (i.e., in mixed infections). It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570460 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570461 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570462 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. Large bald spot is where the fruit was touching another fruit in a packed carton. May 1992
1570463 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570464 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570465 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570466 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold).  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570467 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) against a background of P. digitatum (green mold) in a commercially packed carton of citrus.  This is typical of the way whisker mold is seen in nature. It is rare to see whisker mold by itself. May 1992
1570491 Structure Penicillium ulaiense synnema showing a few conidiophores separated from the main column. Stained with lacto-fuchsin. June 1992
1570475 Fruit(s) Lemon fruit infected with Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) coming out of long-term storage. May 1992
1570478 Fruit(s) Lemon artificially inoculated with Penicillium ulaiense (right) and P. italicum (blue mold). Because inoculation occurred on the same day, the lesion size shows the relative growth rate of both fungi in lemon. May 1992
1570488 Asexual Spore Penicillium ulaiense produces conidia of variable length. June 1992
1570489 Asexual Spore Penicillium ulaiense conidiophores and conidia.
1570490 Asexual Spore Penicillium ulaiense synnema showing a few conidiophores separated from the main column. Stained with lacto-fuchsin and viewed in phase contrast. June 1992
1570495 Asexual Spore Penicillium ulaiense conidia. Shows variability in dimensions of conidia. June 1992
1570504 Structure Penicillium ulaiense (cause of citrus whisker mold) growing on thiabendazole-amended Harding's medium. July 1992
1570505 Culture Penicillium ulaiense (cause of citrus whisker mold) producing clear exudate on Harding's medium. July 1992
1570492 Structure Penicillium ulaiense synnema showing a few conidiophores separated from the main column. Stained with lacto-fuchsin and viewed with phase contrast. June 1992
1570493 Structure Penicillium ulaiense synnema showing a few conidiophores separated from the main column. Stained with lacto-fuchsin. June 1992
1570494 Asexual Spore Penicillium ulaiense conidiophore, phialides and conidia. Stained with lacto-fuchsin. June 1992
1570514 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (cause of whisker mold) in a mixed infection with P. digitatum (green mold) on orange. Coremia are unusually long in this instance. July 1992
1570515 Research Micro-chamber on a microscope slide used to photograph small structures through the microscope. Here it was was used to photograph coremia of Penicillium ulaiense. July 1992
1570520 Research Hyphal anastamosis in Penicillium ulaiense. A potential means of exchanging genetic information in imperfect fungi. November 1992
1570521 Structure The beginnings of hyphal anastomosis in Penicillium ulaiense. November 1992
1570522 Structure The beginnings of hyphal anastomosis in Penicillium ulaiense. November 1992
1570523 Structure The beginnings of hyphal anastomosis in Penicillium ulaiense. November 1992
1570524 Structure The beginnings of conidia formation in Penicillium ulaiense. November 1992
1570525 Structure Hyphal anastomosis in Penicillium ulaiense. November 1992
1570526 Structure Conidiophore of Penicillium ulaiense. Note the difference is conidia size from two adjacent phialides. November 1992
1570527 Sign
1570528 Culture Penicillium ulaiense growing on thiabendazole-amended Harding's medium. Note the high level of coremium production. November 1992
1570537 Structure Side view of Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) coremia growing on agar medium. February 1993
1570549 Structure hyphal anastomosis
1570561 Culture The type isolate of Penicillium ulaiense on malt extract agar. Note the extensive production of coremia. April 1993
1570562 Culture A California isolate of Penicillium ulaiense on malt extract agar. Note the extensive production of coremia and concentric rings of the culture. April 1993
1570563 Culture A California isolate of Penicillium ulaiense on malt extract agar. Note the extensive production of coremia and concentric rings of the culture. April 1993
1570564 Culture The type isolate (left) and a California isolate (right) of Penicillium ulaiense on malt extract agar. Note the extensive production of coremia and concentric rings of the culture. April 1993
1570566 Fruit(s) Mixed infection of whisker mold (caused by Penicillium ulaiense) and other Penicillium decay on lemon. Coremia of P. ulaiense are conspicuous. April 1993
1570567 Fruit(s) Whisker mold (Penicillium ulaiense) on lemon showing large drops of exudate. This feature is characteristic of whisker mold, but only present in 30-40% of cases. April 1993
1570568 Fruit(s) Whisker mold (Penicillium ulaiense) on lemon showing large drops of exudate. This feature is characteristic of whisker mold, but only present in 30-40% of cases. April 1993
1570535 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) coremium growing on a background of P. digitatum (green mold), both on orange. February 1993
1570536 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) coremium growing on a background of P. digitatum (green mold), both on orange. February 1993
1570534 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) coremia growing on a background of P. digitatum (green mold), both on orange. November 1992
1570533 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) coremia growing on a background of P. digitatum (green mold), both on orange. November 1992
1570516 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) on Valencia orange. Conspicuous coremium production distinguishes this pathogen from P. italicum (blue mold). Photo taken at 30 days following artificial inoculation. September 1992. 
1570513 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense infection on Ruby grapefruit showing multiple inoculations using the same inoculum, but causing a variety of symptoms. July 1992
1570511 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense infection on Ruby grapefruit showing large zone of "clear rot" where the pathogen is causing decay, but not sporulating. July 1992
1570512 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense infection on Ruby grapefruit showing conspicuous coremia. July 1992
1570506 Fruit(s) Penicillium ulaiense (cause of citrus whisker mold) producing clear exudate on orange. July 1992
1570502 Fruit(s) Mixed infection of Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) and P. digitatum (green mold) on orange.  This is the way whisker mold is generally seen in packinghouses (i.e., in a mixed infection with green mold). July 1992
1570503 Fruit(s) Mixed infection of Penicillium ulaiense (whisker mold) and P. digitatum (green mold) on orange.  This is the way whisker mold is generally seen in packinghouses (i.e., in a mixed infection with green mold). July 1992

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