What are the Histological Features of Aspergillus Spores?
Aspergillus spores typically appear as small, spherical to oval structures in histological sections. They are often seen in clusters and can be distinguished by their size and morphological characteristics. The spores have a thick cell wall, which is highlighted by special stains like GMS or PAS. In some cases, the spores may be surrounded by a halo, known as a "capsule," which can be seen with certain stains.
