<prompt> In Woods lamp examination, green fluorescence detectsCorynebacterium diphtheriaPneumococcusPseudomonasMicrosporum-canis  <response>: Pseudomonas 287-88-H 16th 312, 326-H17thWOODS LIGHT - A woods lamp generates 360 nm ultraviolet or black light that can be used to aid the evaluation of certain skin disorders- Examples. Erythrasm caused by corynebacterium minutis-simum to show characteristic coral red color. Wound colonized by Pseudomonas to appear pale blue. T.capitis caused by dermatophytes such as Microsporum canis or M. audouini exhibits a yellow fluorescence Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation fades under Woods light. Vitiligo appears totally white under a Woods lamp. A Wood lamp may also aid in the demonstration of tinea versicolor and in recognition of ash led spots with tuberous sclerosis. 