-
contains four to
eight ascospores.
Ascocarps are most
commonly bowl-shaped (
apothecia) but may take on a
spherical or flask-like form that has a pore opening...
- The
species produces distinctive bright red spore-bearing
structures (
apothecia) on thin,
upright stalks (podetia) that can be
variably branched. These...
-
types of
ascomata are the
apothecium (plural:
apothecia) and
perithecium (plural: perithecia).: 14
Apothecia are
usually cups or plate-like
discs located...
- (granular), and the
apothecia are
either attached directly to the
growing surface (sessile), or have a
rudimentary stem. The
apothecia are
accompanied by...
-
discovery of an
unusual crustose lichen exhibiting spherical,
stalked apothecia found growing on the
leaves of an
endemic podocarp in New Zealand. The...
- at
least three years and
germinate to
produce fruiting bodies called apothecia,
which are small, thin
stalks ending with a cup-like
structure about 3–6 mm...
-
brown and has a
necrotic layer above it,
indicating dead tissue. The
apothecia (fruiting bodies) are small,
measuring up to 1.5 mm in diameter. They...
- and
lacks soredia. The
medulla is
white and
lacks calcium oxalate. The
apothecia exhibit a
lecideine structure, with a
diameter ranging from (0.2-)0.3-0...
-
refers to the
apothecia of
lichens that have a flat, disk-like shape.
discolichen A
grouping of
ascolichens that
produce disk-like
apothecia,
somewhat analogous...
- thallus,
which is
areolate and
somewhat lobate at the margin. The red
apothecia,
contrasting sharply with the thallus, are
immersed and have polarilocular...
