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Cortex or
cortical may
refer to:
Cortex (anatomy), the
outermost layer of an
organ Cerebral...
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thickness (less than a millimeter). The
cortex may be
further topped by an
epicortex of secretions, not cells, 0.6–1 μm
thick in some lichens. This secretion...
- bark or on wood. The
genus is
characterized by a
pored or
fenestrate epicortex (a thin
homogeneous polysaccharide layer on the
surface of the cortex)...
-
several hundred μm in thickness. This
cortex may be
further topped by an
epicortex 0.6-1μm
thick in some Parmeliaceae,
which may be with or
without pores...
- by
Mason Hale in the 1970s to
include parmelioid lichens with a
pored epicortex and narrow, non-ciliate lobes.
Further research revealed that this broader...
- 200 μm thick.
There is a
necrotic layer about 10 to 15 μm thick, and the
epicortex is
around 10 to 12 μm thick, with a
bright yellow colour. The
algal layer...
-
There is a broad,
naked zone
around the
margin of the
lower surface, an
epicortex with
pores and an
upper cortex with a palisade-plectenchymatous arrangement...
- gas exchange),
usually on
warts or on the tips of isidia, a non-pored
epicortex and a
medulla containing depsidones or
lacking secondary metabolites....
- infections.
epibiotic Growing on the
outer surface of
another organism.
epicortex A thin
layer on top of the cortex; e.g. a sugar-like
layer over some Parmeliaceae...
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other members of the "brown Parmeliae",
including the
presence of a
pored epicortex,
bacilliform to
fusiform conidia, a
distinctive chemistry characterized...
