- are
aggregated into
distinctive clusters called consoredia,
reaching up to 1 mm in size.
These consoredia are
surrounded by a
characteristic loose network...
- a
powdery texture,
consisting of
minute granules known as
soredia and
consoredia,
which facilitate the lichen's a****ual reproduction. The
chemical composition...
-
projecting hyphae.
These soredia may
cluster together into
larger units called consoredia up to 0.16 mm across. The
species is
characterised by its distinctive...
-
without protruding hyphae,
measuring 20–40 μm,
occasionally forming consoredia or blastidia-like
structures up to 50 μm in diameter. The
species lacks...
- are
sized approximately 22 to 61 μm in
diameter and can
cluster into
consoredia. The
cortex or
alveolate (honeybombed)
cortex of the
lichen is well-developed...
-
projecting threads (hyphae).
These soredia often cluster into
larger groups (
consoredia) of 200–300 μm. The
species contains atranorin,
porphyrilic acid, and...
-
projecting hyphae.
These soredia often cluster into
larger groups called consoredia,
measuring 150–300 μm across. The
species can be
identified by its combination...
-
lacking projecting hyphae, and are well
separated from one another.
Consoredia (aggregations of soredia) are
sometimes present,
measuring up to 100 μm...
- diameter.
These soredia typically cluster together into
larger groups (
consoredia) up to 75–150 μm across. The
species contains lecanoric acid and roccellic/angardianic...
- from 20 to 50 μm;
sometimes soredia aggregate into
larger structures (
consoredia) that are
irregularly rounded with a
diameter of 60–70 μm. The apothecia...
