Microconidia: In aerial mycelium, oval to comma-shaped

 

Macroconidia: Thick-walled, falcate, with a distinctive curvature, particularly in the apical cell, which can be whip-like. Basal cells distinctly foot-shaped

 

Conidiophores: branched and unbranched monophialides.

 

Chlamydospores: Abundant, produced in chains and clumps, rough-walled.

 

Perfect State: Gibberella intricans Wollenw.

 

On PDA: rapid growth, profuse aerial mycelium that is white, becoming tan, with tan to brown undersurface that may be carmine red. Orange sporodochia may be present in older cultures.