The many species of this genus have been implicated in respiratory disorders and intestinal disorders mostly in the immuno-suppressed.

 

On common laboratory media, the colonies are white, granular, hairy or butyrous, and usually dry; though its natural growth characteristics may vary.

 

 

 

 

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