-
completely closed fruit body with no
special opening to the outside. The
ascomatal wall is
called peridium and
typically consists of
densely interwoven hyphae...
- The
Arthoniales is the
second largest order of
mainly crustose lichens, but
fruticose lichens are
present as well. The
order contains around 1500 species...
- B
Ascomatal neck D
Detail of
hyphal neck F
Ascospores H
Ascospore germinating.
Melanospora zamiae (NBRC 7902) C
Ascomatal neck E
Detail of
ascomatal wall...
-
Plectocarpon dirinariae is
another similar species but
differs in its
ascomatal shape and host genus.
Plectocarpon aequatoriale,
found in Ecuador, has...
- species,
produce olive-brown conidia, and form
ascomata with no or
scarce ascomatal covering; Rasamsonia, however,
differs from
Paecilomyces in
having more...
- reactions. The
lichen contains both
constictic and
stictic acids. The
ascomatal structure of the
species is
considered to be of the "comparilis-type."...
- cogenerates. This
species in
particular can be
characterized by
spirally coiled ascomatal hairs and
fusiform ascospores. Asgari, B.; Zare, R. (2011). "The genus...
-
ascomata are pear-shaped (pyriform),
measuring 0.7–1.2 mm in diameter. The
ascomatal walls are
carbonized (blackened) and up to
about 80 μm thick; the ostioles...
-
blending seamlessly with the main
ascomatal wall.
Diving deeper into
their structural composition, the
ascomatal wall is
observed to
either maintain...
- cogenerates. This
species in
particular can be
characterized by
spirally coiled ascomatal hairs and
fusiform ascospores. Asgari, B.; Zare, R. (2011). "The genus...
