. Pathogenic microörganisms; a practical manual for students, physicians, and health officers . of species of mucor have been found in ear and eye infections;for example, Mucor corymbifer (Fig. 90) has been found in number of species of molds are pathogenic for lower animals. Asper-gillus is found thus very frequently in lower animals, especially in birds,where a kind of pseudotuberculosis is often produced. Quite a numberof similar cases have been reported in man, and it is supposed that theinfection may be carried from birds to man. Aspergillus nodularis(branched sterigmata) an
. Pathogenic microörganisms; a practical manual for students, physicians, and health officers . of species of mucor have been found in ear and eye infections;for example, Mucor corymbifer (Fig. 90) has been found in number of species of molds are pathogenic for lower animals. Asper-gillus is found thus very frequently in lower animals, especially in birds,where a kind of pseudotuberculosis is often produced. Quite a numberof similar cases have been reported in man, and it is supposed that theinfection may be carried from birds to man. Aspergillus nodularis(branched sterigmata) and aspergillus fumigatus (Fig. 91) are the mostfrequent varieties found. Penidllium minimum (similar to 89) has been found by Liebermann in inflammation of the ear. The more common pathogenic forms for man are those producingthe various hair and skin lesions mentioned above. These molds are 234 THE PATHOGENIC MOLDS all classed with the fungi imperfecti. It has just been announced thattrench foot is due to a mold. (See p. 27 for general characteristicsof molds; see also Plate I.). Fio. 89.—Penicillium glaucum. Gelatin culture. Spread stained with gentian : 1. (From Itzerott and Niemann.)
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