전자현미경연구소-김포

25/07/2026

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Aspergillus oryzae (Wild type)

Gimpo-si, Masan-dong, Republic of Korea

24th July 2026



#황국균 #누룩 #전자현미경연구소

07/07/2026

금화균
일액현상
관돌산낭균

27C, 70%, 6days

27/06/2026

페니실린 계열의 진균들

27th June 2026

23/06/2026

4년 전에 받은 안화흑차, 고마이계
오늘 보니 내부에서 본 금화균,

아직 건강하게 존재감을 드러냅니다.

23rd June




#관돌산낭균
#고마이계
#안화흑차
#전자현미경연구소

16/06/2026

함께한 친구: gamsungchatoyou - 방금 우수 팬으로 인정받았습니다! 🎉

08/06/2026

Dark tea and contamination with fungi.

Gimpo-si, Republic of Korea,
Research Institute of Electron Microscopy

27/05/2026

Eurotium cristatum Surrounded by Aspergillus niger

■ The microbial world also has weight classes. In the attached microscope photo, a cluster of yellow Eurotium cristatum is visible in the center.

However, you can see Aspergillus niger pushing up from below, with round, bead-like sporangia.

In other words, their weight classes—or capabilities—are different.

If Aspergillus niger is the heavyweight class among fungi, you can consider Goldenrod to be the flyweight class.

As the title match—the battle—begins, the yellow hyphae, the spore sacs, and Eurotium cristatum are being driven into a corner.

No, surrounded on all sides by Aspergillus niger, Eurotium cristatum will now lose its presence. The outcome is obvious. ^^ ~

Even in the microbial world, there is a natural ecosystem called survival of the fittest, depending on the given conditions.

27th May 2026

26/05/2026

I photographed Aspergillus niger grown in post-fermented tea under a microscope.

Although the black color appears faded due to the reflection of light, it is indeed black mold.

Because their growth rates vary, the appearance of the spores, which resemble clusters of large and small clusters, is unique.

Numerous spores are gathered together.

As time passes and they mature, these microscopic spores will scatter in all directions.

May 26th, 2026

19/05/2026

17/05/2026

금화균
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금빛
포자낭이 형성되고 균사체가 영양을 공급하는 모습을 현미경에서 관찰했습니다.

균사체는 빠르게 증식하면서 균사라는 파이프라인을 통해 포자낭에게 영양소를 제공합니다.

마치,
균사가 포자낭에게는 태줄 역할을 합니다.

아름답습니다.

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Golden Fungus

I observed under a microscope the formation of golden sporangia and the mycelium supplying nutrients.

The mycelium multiplies rapidly, providing nutrients to the sporangia through a pipeline called the hyphae.

It is as if the hyphae act as an umbilical cord for the sporangia.

It is beautiful.

17th May 2026