This micrograph shows the fungus Ochroconis gallopavum, formerly Dactylaria gallopava, having been isolated from a 6 day old chicken brain, 1972. Ochroconis gallopavum is found to cause disease in wood workers, who in the course of their work are exposed to airborne particulates containing this organism. These fungi were grown for 7 days, at 37{degrees}C. Image courtesy CDC/Dr. Merrill Ranck, Dr. Lucille Georg.

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This micrograph shows the fungus Ochroconis gallopavum, formerly Dactylaria gallopava, having been isolated from a 6 day old chicken brain, 1972. Ochroconis gallopavum is found to cause disease in wood workers, who in the course of their work are exposed to airborne particulates containing this organism. These fungi were grown for 7 days, at 37{degrees}C. Image courtesy CDC/Dr. Merrill Ranck, Dr. Lucille Georg.