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Scytalidium dimidiatum

Dematiaceous fungus (pigmented)

Infection: tinea pedis, paronychia, onychomycosis
Colony: woolly white (turns gray to olive brown) → reverse gray to black
Hyphae: pigmented septate hyphae (hyaline to olive brown)
Conidia: thin- to thick-walled round to rectangular arthroconidia
Of note, resistant to most antifungals; sensitive to cycloheximide