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composed of
bright greenish goniocysts (vegetative propagules),
which can
coalesce to form
larger granules.
These goniocysts are
typically 12–18 μm in diameter...
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Plural gonimia. A now-obsolete,
historical term for a
lichen cyanobiont.
goniocyst A
vegetative propagule found in some
tropical foliicolous lichens that...
- (the main body of the lichen) and the
production of
structures called goniocysts at its margins. G. borbonica was
transferred to the
genus Gabura in 2020...
-
grows exclusively along with the rock moss Andreaea, it
bears goniocyst-like
parts (
goniocysts are
small aggregations of
photobiont cells surrounded by fungal...
- green, fan-shaped (flabellate)
lobes (about 0.1 mm wide) and
spherical goniocysts (clumps of
photobiont cells surrounded by
fungal hyphae). Its ascomata...
- of finger-like (dactyliform) to coral-like (coralloid)
aggregations of
goniocysts (clumps of
photobiont cells surrounded by
fungal hyphae) that form a roundish...
- Eberhard; Killmann,
Dorothee (2006). "Nyungwea, a new
genus of
lichen with
goniocyst-producing
stipes from
Rwanda and
Uganda (East Africa)" (PDF). The Lichenologist...
- (grainy), or
pustulate (pimpled).
These textures are
often formed by
goniocysts,
which are
spherical clusters of
green algal cells from the
family Chlorococcaceae...
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mealy (farinose) texture. The
surface consists of tiny
green granules (
goniocysts)
measuring 8–20
micrometres (μm) in diameter. The lichen's reproductive...
- Eberhard; Killmann,
Dorothee (2006). "Nyungwea, a new
genus of
lichen with
goniocyst-producing
stipes from
Rwanda and
Uganda (East Africa)". The Lichenologist...
