mycology

2. / Dermatophytes that adapted exclusively to human host
4. piedra / it occurs on the hair of the scalp caused by Piedra hortae
8. / Tinea nigra is often misdiagnosed as
10. / Dermatophytes that typically adapted to live on animals and are not commonly found living freely in soil or dead organic substances
12. / Describe the yeastlike cells from lesions of the scalp in 1874
13. / Catheter-acquired infection
16. / An inflammation of the peritoneum
18. dot ringworm / Common childhood disease caused by Microsporum audouinii and Microsporum ferrugineum
19. / He described the lipophilic nature of Malassezia furfur in 1939
20. versicolor / Skin condition characterized by hypopigmentation and is caused by Malassezia furfur

1. / Dermatophytes that primarily inhibit the soil
3. foot / infection of T. pedis that may progress around the sides of the foot from the sole
5. / A skin condition; History of antibiotic or steroid intake
6. furfur / Spaghetti and meatball fungus
7. / Nail infection
9. werneckii / Causative agent of Tinea nigra
11. nigra / Characterized by brown to black non-scaly macules
14. / Chronic infection of hair shaft, forming discrete encrustations
15. pedis / Common disease among the shoe-wearing human population
17. hortae / Consist of sacklike structure called asci containing eight ascopores