| Name | Cenococcum geophilum |
| Color | Black |
| Description Low mag | Unambiguously black tip, with beaded surface. Beads are large and pronounced, like a blackberry. Hyphae wiry and black, very thick projecting in all directions, visible under lowest magnification. Tends to be isolated, confined to a single tip. |
| Hyphae description | Thick, black wiry, radiating in all directions from tip. |
| Distribution | Ubiquitous in ACG |
| General | |
| System morphology | not branched to monopodial pinnate |
| Tip morphology | straight |
| warty | |
| Emanating hyphae | |
| Clamps? | no |
| Septae? | no |
| Anastomoses? | no |
| Shape | cylindrical |
| Hyphal length | very long |
| Hyphal density | none to various |
| Hyphal distribution | regular to clumped |
| Hyphae color | black opaque |
| Mantle | |
| Mantle type | ? |
| Lustre | shiny |
| Rhizomorphs | |
| Quantity | not observed |
| Type | |
| Attachment | |
