Colonies chocolate brown, growing very slowly on at 22C, velvety and smooth, excreting a light reddish brown pigment in PDA.

Fungus composed of a densely and profusely branched mycelium, interwoven and without evident condiophores, but covered by mass of spores.

Vegetative mycelia septate, irregularly bent, curved, or kinked. Thickness not uniform about 2-4 um; terminal hyphae blunt-tipped; walls of some hyphae course and roughened by small tubercles, other hyphae relatively smooth, vacuoles present making hyphal content appear with several dark blobs and irregular.

Spores in short chains, then they break loose, sub globular (or angular?), sometimes rectangular (two merged spores), surface appearing finely pitted, 2-3um wide. Conidigenesis appearing budding from certain points along the mycelium without an evident or specialized spore-bearing structures.

I was associating it with Wallemia, but the habitat does not match because this was collected by a sterile disposable loop from surface of glass in a museum!!!!