I have found it difficult to interpret hyphal counts with regards to moulds indicated in the reports. Because the hyphae are not indicated to a specific mould, it is hard to determine which moulds may actually be active in the sampled space. Is there any way to interpret this aspect of the report?

From A Guide to Interpreting Laboratory Reports for Mould Assessment.

I have found it difficult to interpret hyphal counts with regards to moulds indicated in the reports. Because the hyphae are not indicated to a specific mould, it is hard to determine which moulds may actually be active in the sampled space. Is there any way to interpret this aspect of the report?