Clonostachys rosea (Link: Fr.) Schroers et al. F 85

was isolated from soil at Site B in June.  This is known to be mycoparasite as Gliocladium roseum, a widely distributed species.  This species was transferred to Clonostachys in 2000.  It is characterized by two kinds of conidiophores.  The Verticillium-type primary conidiophores are formed first, then more complicated Penicilium-type secondary conidiophores are formed.  The shape of conidia from both types are different from each other.  The conidia are also characteristically asymmetrical.