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	Dermatophytes

	Yeasts

	Dimorphic Pathogens

	Hyphomycetes (hyaline)

		Acremonium

		Aspergillus

		Beauveria

		Chrysosporium

		Cylindrocarpon

		Fusarium

		Geotrichum

		Gliocladium

		Graphium

		Madurella

		Malbranchea

		Onychocola

		Paecilomyces

		Penicillium

		Scedosporium

		Scopulariopsis

		Sepedonium

		Trichoderma

		Trichothecium

		Verticillium

	Hyphomycetes (dematiaceous)

	Coelomycetes

	Zygomycetes

	Oomycota

	Basidiomycetes

Laboratory Methods

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Madurella sp.

The genus Madurella is based on tissue morphology (mycetoma with black grains) and the formation of sterile cultures on mycological media and is in need of revision. Both M. mycetomatis and M. grisea have been isolated from soil and are one of the major causative agents of mycetoma.

Madurella grisea

Madurella mycetomatis