All of the following are signs of mycotic corneal ulcer, EXCEPT:

Corneal vascularisation is conspicuously absent in a mycotic corneal ulcer. The salient features of a mycotic corneal ulcer are: Dry looking, greyish white with elevated rolled out margins Feathery finger like extensions into the surrounding stroma Presence of sterile immune ring Small satellite lesions around the ulcer Big hypopyon which may not be sterile Absent corneal vascularisation Ref: Ophthalmology By A. K. Khurana page 123.