<prompt> In tissue, Coccidioides immitis produces ?Spherules and endosporesEncapsulated yeast cellsFine, delicate hyphaeCoarse, septate hyphae  <response>: Ans. is a i.e., Spherules and endospores Coccidioides immitis . It is a dimorphic fungus with septate hyphae. . Has two forms. White fluffy mould on most culture media Nonbudding spherical form-a spherule, in host tissue. . C. immitis reproduces in host tissue by forming small endospores within mature spherules. . Fungus is identified by its appearance by the formation of thick-walled barrel shaped spores, called ahrospores. . Infection is acquired by dust containing ahrospores. . Clinical manifestations - Most of the infections are asymptomatic Asymptomatic pulmonary nodule. - Many persons develop a self limited influenza like fever -- Valley fever or dese rheumatism. - Acute pneumonia - Chronic fibrocavitatory pneumonia - Chronic dissemination: Bone Meninges Skin Joints Subcutaneous tissue 