- An
apothecium (plural: apothecia) is a wide, open, saucer-shaped or cup-shaped
fruit body. It is
sessile and fleshy. The
structure of the
apothecium chiefly...
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apothecium has an
outer margin, the
margin is
called the exciple.: 14 When the
exciple has a
color similar to
colored thallus tissue the
apothecium or...
- (3.5
square miles), with an
estimated age of
nearly 9,000 years. The
apothecium—a
specialized structure important in ****ual
reproduction in the ascomycetes—is...
- year but
breaks the
surface in the
spring to form a cream-coloured cup (
apothecium) up to 7 cm
across and 5 cm tall. This
species occurs in
small groups...
- the
apothecium,
known as the exciple, is made of
tightly packed fungal cells (paraplectenchymatous) and is 30–50 μm wide.
Inside the
apothecium, the...
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apothecium, is also
poorly developed. It
appears brownish-black on the
outside but is
colourless on the inside. The
uppermost layer of the
apothecium...
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spherical and closed. Apothecia: The asci are in a bowl
shaped ascoma (
apothecium).
These are
sometimes called the "cup fungi". Pseudothecia: Asci with...
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becomes more
pruinose toward the top and
typically has a
single round apothecium that is
immersed with a dark
brown disc, so as to
appear like a collection...
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North America and
tropical Asia. They are
characterised by a cup-shaped
apothecium which is
often brightly coloured. They have had a
range of po****r uses...
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aggregated pigment crystals. The
proper exciple, a
structural component of the
apothecium, has
distinctly radiating and
dichotomously branched hyphae. The lichen's...
