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- powdery to cottony thallus that lacks clear boundaries and contains alectorialic acid as its main secondary metabolite. It grows on various substrates...
- Specifically, Usnea can contain thamnolic, squamatic, barbatic, salazinic, and alectorialic acids, all of which can affect dye color. Many indigenous peoples of...
- fumarprotocetraric acid as its major compound and H. lugubris containing alectorialic acid as its primary metabolite. Himantormia was first cir****scribed by...
- lighter), and reaches up to 13 cm (5.1 in) in diameter. It contains alectorialic acid and two other unknown lichen products. Halonen, Pekka; Myllys, Leena;...
- The specific epithet refers to the presence of the secondary chemicals alectorialic acid and hypoalectorialic acid. Sipman, Harrie J.M.; Elix, John A.; Nash...
- in length. The species is chemically characterised by containing both alectorialic and porphyrilic acids. Spot tests show K+ (yellow or orange), C−, KC+...
- includes alectorialic acid. This acid can be detected by its UV+ (white) reaction. Similarly, Tuckermannopsis americana, which also contains alectorialic acid...
- length and about 1 μm in width. Chemically, Fulgidea species contain alectorialic and thamnolic acids, which are secondary metabolites (lichen products)...
- spot tests are thallus PD+ (yellow), and C+ (red). The lichen contains alectorialic acid. Fuscidea praeruptorum is similar in appearance to F. muskeg but...
- showing Pd+ (pale yellow) and C+ (pink), indicating the presence of alectorialic and barbatolic acids. Two additional species might be confused with M...