Epicoccum

Epicoccum conidia are distinctive and easy to recognize. They are large, subglobose, and multicellular with random septa. Conidia are brown and often have warts on the surface. The size range is generally 15-25 µm but they can be slightly larger. The attachment area is on the base of the spore and appears as a colorless area. The spores are formed individual on conidiophores, which are in a cluster called a sporodochium.