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presence of the
cortical secondary chemical lichexanthone, as well as the
farinose (covered with a
mealy powder) soredia. List of
Pertusaria species Aptroot...
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esorediate at the base, and
either esorediate or
sorediate at the tip with
farinose (floury) soredia. The
apothecia (fruiting bodies) are dark-coloured. They...
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particularly those within the
genus Topeliopsis,
primarily due to its flour-like (
farinose)
thallus and its
comparatively small,
brown spores. The
genus Paratopeliopsis...
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leaves are
often densely covered by
vesicular globose hairs, thus
looking farinose. Characteristically,
these trichomes persist,
collapsing later and becoming...
- sinuous, branched,
subulate or scyphose, de****bent, and can be esorediate,
farinose-sorediate, granular, or verruculose. They
contain fumarprotocetraric acid...
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secondary scrub forest. The
specific epithet leprarioides refers to the
farinose (mealy)
soredia that
cover the
lichen thallus. Kalb, Klaus; Aptroot, André...
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multicellular white hairs, and the
undersides may
appear efarinose or have a
white farinose coating. The petioles, if present, are
either indistinct or up to one-third...
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tinctorum Peltigeraceae Lobaria sp.
Ramalinaceae Ramalina farinacea —
farinose cartilage lichen Ramalina conduplicans Umbilicariaceae Umbilicaria spp...
- Bielczyk. The
lichen has an indistinct,
crustose thallus with a
mealy (
farinose) to
grainy (granulose) texture, and a pale yellowish-green to olivaceous...
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beneath the
second discal. The
hindwings are
rather light grey, the
scales farinose with a
darker grey
streak along the
upper part of the
termen and a short...
