 Lindner's report also included a drawing of their observations with a microscope.The text of the original article was later translated from German into English by translator Ted Crump.In 1907, Lindner discovered "Endomyces fibuliger," a filamentous and ascopore-forming yeast that he observed to generate septate hyphae (hyphae that possess a septa that divides their cells) with many branches in addition to undergoing budding.