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heteromerous Coleoptera of St. Vincent, Grenada, and the Grenadines". The Transactions...
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medulla generally has a
cottony appearance. It is the
widest layer of a
heteromerous lichen thallus. Galloway, D.J. (1992).
Flora of
Australia -
Lichen Glossary...
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attached to the
substrate with a
central holdfast. The
thallus is also
heteromerous (parts that are
different in
quality and number) and
fully corticated...
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perforated septa. A
cytological study revealed that N. pulc****a has a
heteromerous thallus,
where the
fungal and
algal components are
organised into distinct...
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lacks lateral edges and is much
narrower than elytra, the
tarsi are
heteromerous with
bilobed penultimate segment, the
procoxal cavities are open behind...
- Waterhouse,
Charles O. 1880.
Descriptions of a new
genus and
species of
heteromerous Coleoptera.
Annals and
Magazine of
Natural History,
Including Zoology...
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Wallroth is
credited for
introducing the
terms "homoiomerous" and "
heteromerous" to
explain two
distinct forms of
lichen thallus, as well as the terms...
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mollis (Broun, 1886) Watt, J. C. (1974). "Chalcodryidae: A new
family of
heteromerous beetles (Coleoptera: tenebrionoidea)".
Journal of the
Royal Society of...
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condition where a
flagellum possess two rows of
tripartite tubular hairs.
heteromerous In lichens, when the
thallus is stratified. The
photobiont is distributed...
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measuring 0.6–2.5 mm wide. Microscopically, the lichen's
thallus anatomy is
heteromerous, with an
upper cortex 20–35 μm thick,
comprising paraplectenchymatous...
