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Calycinal
Calycinal Ca*lyc"i*nal, Calycine Cal"y*cine, a. (Bot.)
Pertaining to a calyx; having the nature of a calyx.
Calycine
Calycinal Ca*lyc"i*nal, Calycine Cal"y*cine, a. (Bot.)
Pertaining to a calyx; having the nature of a calyx.
Meaning of Calycin from wikipedia
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contains calycin and
pinastric acid as
major lichen products and
leprapinic acid as a
minor metabolite,
while the
other chemotype has only
calycin. LaGreca...
- 2–4 μm.
Chrysothrix chlorina contains a
suite of
lichen products,
including calycin,
leprapinic acid,
vulpinic acid, zeorin, and
trace amounts of pulvinic...
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results of
lichen spot
tests are K+ reddish, KC−, and C−. It
produces calycin,
pulvinic acid,
pulvinic dilactone and
vulpinic acid as
secondary metabolites...
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distinctly powdery appearance. Chemically, C. citrinella
contains the
compound calycin,
identifiable by
specific chemical spot
tests that
produce an
orange reaction...
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measuring between 9–14 μm across. On a
chemical level, it
tests positive for
calycin and
possibly leprapinic acid.
Chrysothrix galapagoana,
found in the Galapagos...
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metabolites created by C.
concolor include:
pulvinic dilactone,
vulpinic acid,
calycin.
Globally distributed. Very
common species in
North America and Europe...
- reproduction), with its
yellow colouration resulting from the
presence of
calycin and
usnic acid.
Apothecia (fruiting bodies) are
common and
typically concentrated...
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foliose thallus and the
unique chemical substances it contains, such as
calycin,
pulvinic and
vulpinic acids, and
pulvinic acid lactone. The
genus Opeltiella...
- orange, with UV+ a
dullish dark orange.
Secondary metabolites include calycin acid and
diffractaic acid.
Field Guide to
California Lichens,
Stephen Sharnoff...
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Candelariella deppeanae (using high-performance
liquid chromatography)
include calycin,
pulvic acid lactone,
vulpinic acid, and
pulvinic acid. Westberg, Martin...
