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Daisy Pattern

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Daisy Pattern
Histopathology A term referring to the radiating stellate fibrillary forms, corresponding to tyrosine crystals seen in pleomorphic adenoma when stained with Mayer’s hemalum & tartrazine
Microbiology A descriptor for the microscopic morphology of Sporothrix schenckii cultured at 20ºC, the hyphae of which simulate the petals of a daisy; this pattern may also be seen in Candida spp
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