- of the
hymenium and
create a barrier; the
epithecium. A high
osmotic pressure in the
cells of the
epithecium prevent marauding microfauna that
would otherwise...
-
characterized by its simple, thin
paraphysis tips and the
absence of an
epithecium.
Named in
honor of the late
Professor José
Castillo Tovar for his contributions...
- collections,
describing numerous lichen genera and species,
coining the term
epithecium, and
mentoring lichenologists such as
Gustav Wilhelm Körber. A member...
-
called the
epithecium, can vary in
colour from
green to
olive green or greenish-brown. When
treated with
certain chemical tests, the
epithecium turns light...
-
often brown near the
epithecium. The
hypothecium is hyaline, 10–30 μm tall, and the
hymenium is hyaline, 80–100 μm tall. The
epithecium is 10–12 μm tall,...
- to be visualized.
Contributions were made by
Julius von
Flotow (e.g.
epithecium),
Edmond Tulasne (e.g pycnidium), and
William Nylander (e.g. pseudocyp****a...
- with iodine.
Another distinguishing feature he
recorded was that the
epithecium turns a
dirty blue
colour when
treated with pot****ium
hydroxide solution...
- can
dissolve when
treated with a
solution of pot****ium hydroxide. The
epithecium,
another layer atop the apothecium, is free from algae,
granules or crystals...
- flat to
slightly convex and orange-brown or red-brown in colour. The
epithecium (the
uppermost layer of the apothecium) is red-brown,
containing co****...
- to pale
brown and
often becomes obscured as the
apothecia mature. The
epithecium, the
topmost layer inside the apothecia, is red-brown or
brown and contains...
