Molds that have no pigmentation within the hyphae nor the spores are referred to as

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Three types of hyphae exist in the medically important fungi. These include the coenocytic (sparsely septate) hyphae of the Zygomycetes, the dark and pigmented septate hyphae of the dematiaceous fungi, and the septate, nonpigmented hyphae of the hyaline molds. The terms dematiaceous and hyaline describe the presence or absence, respectively, of pigmentation within the hyphae of molds.

Molds That Have No Pigmentation Within the Hyphae nor the Spores