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- cephalodia. Pruinia is a whitish coating on top of an upper surface. An epinecral layer is "a layer of horny dead fungal hyphae with indistinct lumina in...
- The genus is characterized by its greyish-white thallus covered by an epinecral layer, large apothecioid ascomata with exposed discs and thick, entire...
- are typically small, with a stratified structure consisting of an upper epinecral layer, a photobiont layer, a medulla, and usually a lower cortex. Peltulaceae...
- coating on the cortex is dead fungal filaments (hyphae) filled with air (epinecral). The lower surface is light to dark brown. The black dots on the surface...
- crustose lichen that grows on the surface of rocks. Contrast: endolithic. epinecral layer A layer of dead hyphae with indistinct lumina found near the cortex...
- manner (paraplectenchymatous). Sometimes, this layer is covered by a thin epinecral layer, which consists of dead or dying cells. Beneath the cortex is the...
- (μm), without a developed cortex but featuring a protective yellowish epinecral layer. The algal layer is substantial, encircling the perimeter of the...
- specimens typically showing lighter pigmentation at the margins. The epinecral zone is about 20 to 45 μm thick, consisting of prosoplectenchymatous,...
- characterized by a greyish-green to olive-green thallus covered by a cortex or epinecral layer; large chroodiscoid ascomata with exposed discs and thick thalline...
- thallus structure comprises a thin yellowish layer just under the surface (epinecral layer), a layer of clustered algae cells, a loosely woven middle layer...