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Gyrophoric acid is a
tridepside that can be
found in the
lichen Cryptothecia rubrocincta and in
Xanthoparmelia pokomyi. It is a
double ester of the orsellinic...
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protolichinestrinic acid aggregate, and
gyrophoric acid, with
varying spot test
reactions possibly due to
different concentrations of
gyrophoric acid.
Chemotype II includes...
- many
species in the F. subternella group. However, the
production of
gyrophoric acid in its
pycnidial walls is an
unusual trait for the group. The pycnidia...
- in
appearance to
Echinoplaca verrucifera, but
lacks setae and
contains gyrophoric, lecanoric, and
subgyrophoric acids.
Echinoplaca pernambucensis was first...
- the
Pyrenulaceae due to its
sorediate thallus and
chemistry involving gyrophoric acid, a
combination of
characteristics that is not
observed in any other...
- a type of
enzyme that cuts
depside bonds. One such
enzyme is tannase.
Gyrophoric acid,
found in the
lichen Cryptothecia rubrocincta, is a depside. Merochlorophaeic...
- rare
occurrence of apothecia. The
lichen has the
secondary chemicals gyrophoric acid and
lecanoric acid. The
photobiont partner of this
lichen is a chlorococcoid...
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found in the
lichen include pseudocyp****arin A, 4-O-methyl-
gyrophoric acid, and
gyrophoric acid. The
specific epithet refers to the "rather robust, leathery...
- that was mylonitized.
Lecanora microloba contains secondary compounds:
gyrophoric acid,
usnic acid, and
zeorin as
major metabolites, and an unidentified...
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hyaline (transparent) and
densely encrusted with crystals,
likely of
gyrophoric acid. The
hyphae (filamentous
structures of fungi) are
approximately 2–3 μm...
