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- distinguishing characteristics of Parvoplaca nigroblastidiata include its endophloeodal thallus (i.e., immersed in the bark substrate), the black blastidia...
- lacks both a cortex and a prothallus. Although parts of the thallus are endophloeodal–immersed in the bark–the presence of the lichen does not induce the...
- greyish-green to yellowish-olive; the thallus patches, which are partly endophloeodal, measure about 0.1–0.3 mm in diameter. The photobiont partner is chlorococcoid...
- primarily in its chemical composition. The species is characterised by an endophloeodal (immersed) thallus, barely visible as a bleaching of the bark substrate...
- epilithic. See related: chasmoendolith, cryptoendolith, euendolith. endophloeodal Also endophloeodic, endophloeic, endophloic. Refers to crustose lichens...
- immersed in the bark or stems on which it grows – a strategy known as endophloeodal. Its apothecia, which tend to be dis****d across the lichen's surface...
- embedded within the substrate (endolithic) or within the bark of trees (endophloeodal). It may also appear minutely squamulose, with a grey to whitish colouration...
- rather incon****uous thallus, which primarily grows within the bark (endophloeodal). Its colour ranges from whitish to pale cream, with a brownish prothallus...