Large, usually multiseptate and club- or spindle-shaped spores are called

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In some cases fungi may produce conidia of two sizes: microconidia, which are small, unicellular, round, elliptical, or pyriform in shape, or macroconidia, which are large, usually multiseptate, and club- or spindle-shaped. Microconidia may be borne directly on the side of a hyphal strand or at the end of a conidiophore. Macroconidia are usually borne on a short to long conidiophore and may be smooth or rough-walled.

Large, Usually Multiseptate and Club- or Spindle-Shaped Spores Are Called