- The
hymenium is the
tissue layer on the hymenop**** of a
fungal fruiting body
where the
cells develop into
basidia or asci,
which produce spores. In some...
- carbonized,
displaying a
range of
brown shades and
aeruginose pigments. The
epihymenium is brown, with
pigmentation continuous with the
outer exciple. The hymenium...
- André Aptroot. This
lichen is
characterized by its
vivid blue-green
epihymenium and 5-7
septate ascospores,
which measure 23–27 by 5–6 μm and are surrounded...
-
brown in colour, and does not
react to pot****ium
hydroxide (K−). The
epihymenium of the
species is
either indistinct or
slightly granular,
while the hymenium...
- of the
lichen include its pulicaris-type amphithecium, glabrata-type
epihymenium, and 16-spored asci.
Secondary compounds in the
lichen include atranorin...
-
layers blending in
colour with the
layer above the
reproductive cells (
epihymenium),
composed of
strongly gel-like,
interweaving and
branching fungal filaments...
- and
appears reddish-brown. The
layer above the spore-bearing
tissue (
epihymenium) is an olive-brown colour,
while the spore-producing
tissue itself (hymenium)...
- margin, and has a
reddish to dark
brown colour unreactive to K. The
epihymenium is brown, and the
hymenium is hyaline,
measuring 130–150 μm in height...
-
noticeable in
older structures. The
layer above the spore-producing
tissue (
epihymenium) is deep blue-green to black,
while the
supporting tissue below (hypothecium)...
-
thinning out
towards the base. The
hymenium is 70–80 μm high, and the
epihymenium is
brownish or
dirty yellowish-brown.
Ascospores have an
elongated ellipsoidal...
