-
apothecium chiefly consists of
three parts:
hymenium (upper
concave surface),
hypothecium, and
excipulum (the "foot"). The asci are
present in the
hymenium layer...
-
characterized by its grey-black, white-pruinose
apothecia and
aeruginous hypothecium. This
lichen usually grows on the bark of
stems and
twigs in the humid...
- carbonized,
meaning they are dark
brown to
black and hardened,
while the
hypothecium,
which is the
layer beneath the excipulum,
remains pale) and the ascospore...
-
works being finely illustrated. He is
credited for
introducing the word
hypothecium in this
latter work,
referring to a
specific layer of
tissue in a lichen...
-
epithet endaurantia refers to its orange-red
subhymenium and
orange hypothecium (the
tissue immediately below the subhymenium). The
thallus of the lichen...
- apothecium, is orange-brown and
measures 20–35 μm in thickness. The
hypothecium, the
tissue layer beneath the hymenium,
varies from
clear to
orange in...
- to
diluted pigment from the
hypothecium. The
paraphyses (sterile
filaments in the hymenium) are branched. The
hypothecium (tissue
beneath the hymenium)...
- from B. brunneodis**** by its orange-yellow
apothecia and
colourless hypothecium. Wang, Wei-Cheng; van den Boom, Pieter; Sangvichien, Ek; Wei, Jiang-Chun...
- body
consists of
three distinct layers of tissue: the hymenium, the
hypothecium, and the excipulum. The spore-bearing hymenium, the
outermost layer of...
- the
morphologically similar genus Bryonora by the
clearly separated hypothecium and excipulum, and by the thin-walled ascospores. Wijayawardene, Nalin;...
