Gridley Fungus is a stain that uses chromic as the oxidizer and schiffs
reagent but finishes off with aldehyde fuchsin(and maybe Metanil
Yellow?), and provides a light stain, but great for morphology.  I do
not know how specific it is but when I was at AFIP in the Infectious
Disease Lab, we used it a lot in fungal panels.

What did the female mushroom say to the male mushroom?  Hey you are a
real fun guy(get it fun gi?).  I made a funny.

Nick Madary, HT/HTL(ASCP)QIHC
Medimmune Histology Laboratory Mgr
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