- and black, with an
outer zone that is
aeruginose-black, 25–30 μm thick. The
epihymenium is dark
brown to
aeruginose,
while the
hypothecium beneath is brown...
- but
becomes level with it over time. This rim has an
outer zone that is
aeruginose-black,
measuring 25–35 μm thick,
while the
layer just
above the spore-producing...
-
shiny black, 0.11-0.17 mm wide, and
consists of
blackish brown to dark
aeruginose,
irregularly interwoven and
strongly sclerotized hyphae that
become paler...
-
whitish pruina. The
exciple is thin, with
apical carbonisation and an
aeruginose pigment that
fades laterally and is
unpigmented basally. The hymenium...
- are K+ (red), C−, and Pd−. The
ostiolar tissue of the
pycnidia and the
aeruginose (bluish-green)
region of the
proper exciple are K−. The
lichen contains...
- thalli, B.
nashii contains norstictic acid and
exhibits a
characteristic aeruginose pigment in the
outer exciple cells. Nash, T.H., Ryan, B.D., Gries, C....
- oblita), and
heavily carbonized,
displaying a
range of
brown shades and
aeruginose pigments. The
epihymenium is brown, with
pigmentation continuous with...
- or dark yellowish-brown disc,
which eventually becomes brown-black to
aeruginose-black. The
thalline exciple is zeorine, grey or whitish-grey, and blends...
- paraphyses.
These paraphyses end in a
brown cap and
contain a
distinctive aeruginose pigment. The asci are
clavate (club-shaped) and
typically contain eight...
