This fungus likes hot, moist, dark areas like public showers and athletic mats. The highly infective form can be described as round, raised, and pink to red, and it usually does not get more significant than a quarter. When grown in the lab, it is powdery to granular and cottony and can be anywhere from white, yellow, or pink and white, white, yellow, or red-brown on the back. Microscopically, the macroconidia can be pencil-shaped, and the microconidia can be teardrop-shaped.
According to above provided information, What can you add to the likely identity or information about this organism that tells you it is a fungus? Do you know what the unknown FUNGUS AMONG US most likely is? You can be generic in this description, or you can provide a scientific genus or species if you feel you have sufficient information to hypothesize on the identify of the unknown FUNGUS? In looking at the environment, what type of illness or disease may this FUNGUS AMONG US cause in a patient? What type of transmission would be potentially associated with this FUNGUS?