Penicillium

As explained previously, penicillium is a brush-shaped structure. At the end of the penicillum are spherical spores. 

Image	Data	Description
	200x	At the edge of the sample, many penicillums are connected by fibers called mycelium.
	400x	Here is a picture that shows spherical spores that are attached to the end of the penicillium.

Conidiospores

Conidiospores are spherical spores that are attached to the penicillium. These spores are so tiny that are not clearly detailed even at 1000x with oil.

Image	Data	Description
	1000x	Here are conidiospores that are found around mycelium.
	1000x	These conidiospores are attached to the penicillium like fruits that are on trees. This penicillium looks exactly like a brush.

Mycelium

Image	Data	Description
	400x	Mycelium are fibers that connect the penicillium to the sample. These fibers are tubular and slightly transparent. Mycelium look little bit curly.