-
chemosyndrome is a set of
biosynthetically related compounds produced by a lichen. In 2002,
Ulrik Søchting and
Patrik Frödén
identified chemosyndrome A...
-
atranorin and chloroatranorin,
alongside a
predominant stictic acid
chemosyndrome that
includes stictic as a
major secondary metabolite and
smaller amounts...
-
component of this
genus are the
anthraquinones ****ociated with the
parietin chemosyndrome. "GSD
Species Synonymy.
Current Name:
Verrucoplaca verruculifera (Vain...
- non-amyloid ascospores,
bacilliform conidia, and
contains the
norstictic acid
chemosyndrome. The
genus name
Xalocoa originates from the
Catalan term xaloc, which...
- In 2002,
Ulrik Søchting and
Patrik Frödén
identified chemosyndrome A, the most
common chemosyndrome in the
genus Teloschistes and in the
entire family Teloschistaceae...
- acid, and teloschistin. This
suite of
chemicals corresponds to the
chemosyndrome A as
previously elaborated by Søchting. In
terms of ecology, Austroplaca...
- reaction.
Charcotiana antarctica contain lichen products in the so-called
chemosyndrome A,
previously identified by Søchting,
indicating the
presence of parietin...
-
chemosyndrome is a set of
biosynthetically related compounds produced by a lichen. In 2002,
Ulrik Søchting and
Patrik Frödén
identified chemosyndrome A...
- from
closely related species. This
species falls into what is
known as
chemosyndrome A, as
defined in a
previous study by
Ulrik Søchting. This classification...
- Huea, Pyrenodesmia, and Blastenia,
their distinct characteristics,
chemosyndrome, and
microhabitat preferences set them
apart within the Teloschistaceae...
