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under the
cytoplasmic membrane, to
which they give support. The term "
corticate"
comes from an
evolutionary hypothesis about the
common origin of kingdoms...
- incorporeity,
tricorporal cortic- bark
Latin cortex,
corticis cortex, cortical,
corticate, corticiform, corticifugal, corticipetal, decorticate, decortication,...
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large genus with at
least 15
species in the
British Isles. The
fully corticated group previously referred to as
Ceramium rubrum, an
illegitimate name...
- p****ive
vectors such as wind, water, and animals,
though their heavier,
corticate structure restricts their potential for long-distance
dispersal compared...
- ins****d hamathecium. The
thallus of
Astrothelium supraclandestinum is
corticate,
smooth to
somewhat bullate,
somewhat shiny, continuous, and greenish-grey...
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radiolucent lesions that can
occur below the IAN. The
border is well
corticated and it will have no
effect on the
surrounding structures.
Computed tomography...
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tricorporal †corpusculum corpuscul-
cortex cortic- bark, rind cortical,
corticate, corticiform, corticifugal, corticipetal, decorticate, decortication,...
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furniture over time.
Archaeologists also use the term
patina to
refer to a
corticated layer that
develops over time that is due to a
range of
complex factors...
- However, both of
these species differ from F. alligatorensis in
having a
corticate rather than
ecorticate thalli. All
these taxa lack
secondary compounds...
