- or glaucous,
scyphose or subulate,
rarely swollen,
esorediate at the base, and
either esorediate or
sorediate at the tip with
farinose (floury) soredia...
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squamulose (scaly), persistent, lacinated,
esorediate, and
somewhat shiny. The
podetia are tubular, subulate,
esorediate, corticate, and
covered with overlapping...
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esorediate, and erect. The
podetia are
tubular or flattened,
elongated and sinuous, branched,
subulate or scyphose, de****bent, and can be
esorediate,...
- of
Cladonia darwinii is squamulose,
either persistent or evanescent,
esorediate, granular, and lobed. The
podetia are hairy, cylindrical, subulate, and...
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podetia are more or less cylindrical, rough,
corticate or ecorticate,
esorediate, squamulose, and shiny. They
contain two
secondary metabolites: fumarprotocetraric...
-
Irwin M.; Lendemer,
James C. (2015). "A
revision of the saxicolous,
esorediate species of
Ainoa and
Trapelia (Baeomycetaceae and Trapeliaceae, lichenized...
- that
measure 1–3 mm in
length and 1–2 mm in width.
These squamules are
esorediate,
meaning they lack
powdery reproductive structures known as soredia. The...
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characterized by its
small size, with
primary thalli consisting of small,
esorediate squamules measuring 0.4–2.5 by 0.3–1.0 mm. The podetia,
which are 3–13...
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white to
blackening hue below. The
species can be
either sorediate or
esorediate. Its green-grey
podetia are cup-forming,
around 0.8–1.0 cm in height,...
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pseudostromata that are more than 1/2 to 3/4
above the
level of the thallus.
esorediate Also esorediose.
Lacking soredia.
eucortex Plural eucortices or eucortexes...
