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your fungal isolate is an endophyte and it didn't produced spores in PDA medium based on your information. I have observed rare occurrence of asexual sporulation in laboratory culture. Most isolates, however, have not been observed to sporulate in laboratory culture. Due to the absence of morphological characters as a key for sorting isolates, some researchers have used methods such as restriction enzyme digests (e.g. RFLPs) of the ITS region to assess the degree of relatedness between sporulating and nonsporulating isolates. Very few studies have characterized isolates with a DNA sequencing-based approach. Sequence information not only allows opportunities for easy comparison of isolates from other studies, but also allows researchers to assess the phylogenetic positions of these organisms.
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