All of the following are GMS and PAS positive

Candidiasis: pseudohyphae and budding yeasts
Aspergillosis: septate, true hypae with acute angle branding
Mucormycosis: non-septate, true hyphae, broad, ribbon-like, with wide angle branching
Histoplasmosis: granulomatous inflammation caused by small budding yeasts (3-5 microns). Grossly, tree-barking appearance of granuloma is characteristic
Blastomycosis: mixed acute and granulomatous inflammation caused by large budding yeasts, thick-walled with broad-based bud
Coccidioidomycosis: granulomatous inflammation caused by variable sized daughter cysts within large cyst wall. Thick walled spherule w/ numerous endospores
Cryptococcosis: minimal or no inflammation, budding yeasts with mucin positive capsule (which looks like a halo on H&E) and thin-based buds