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Conidiomata (singular: Conidioma) are blister-like
fruiting structures produced by a
specific type of
fungus called a coelomycete. They are
formed as...
- of
these structures is
called a
conidioma (plural:
conidiomata). Two
important types of
conidiomata,
distinguished by
their form, are:
pycnidia (singular:...
- the ****ual
reproductive structures typically found in
other fungi. The
conidiomata,
which are a****ual
reproductive structures, are
typically more or less...
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fungus forms singular,
immersed to semi-immersed
fruiting bodies known as
conidiomata,
which are black,
subglobose (nearly spherical), and
measure 180–250 μm...
- undetermined. The a****ual
morph features conidiomata, the
fruiting structures of coelomycetes. The
conidiomata are
black when dry, dark
brown when moist...
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characterized by its
vividly coloured apothecia and unique,
campylidioid conidiomata.
Badimia multiseptata was
first described by
lichenologists Khwanruan...
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Coelomycetes if they
produced their conidia in
minute flask- or saucer-shaped
conidiomata,
known technically as
pycnidia and acervuli. The
Hyphomycetes were those...
- brownish-yellow colour, with a
vividly orange blastidious m****. The
conidiomata and
apothecia of the
species are dark, dull reddish-orange.
Areoles in...
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lichen forms irregular patches or
clumps and
includes numerous false conidiomata, a type of a****ual
reproductive structure,
within its thallus. Its lobes...
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become brownish and
develop fine
granular ornamentation with age. The
conidiomata are
black pycnidia partially immersed in the host thallus, measuring...
