- aspersion, aspersive, dispersal, dis****, dispersion, dispersive, ins****,
inspersion, interspersal, inters****, interspersion, nonaspersion, nondispersive...
- 155–170 by 30–40 μm. The
species epithet refers to the
characteristic inspersion that
occurs in the
upper half of the hamathecium. The
lichen lacks any...
- and hollow, like the
lobes of
genus Hypogymnia. ins****d Also defined:
inspersion. Also inspers, inters****d.
Terms used to
describe the
presence of minute...
-
hamathecium (a
tissue in the
ascomata containing spore-producing cells)
inspersion of A. sordithecium. The type
specimen was
collected from the Santuário...
-
acknowledged the
presence of
variations in
chemistry and
hamathecial inspersion within individual species. André
Aptroot and
Marcela Cáceres
again revised...
- aspersion, aspersive, dispersal, dis****, dispersion, dispersive, ins****,
inspersion, interspersal, inters****, interspersion, nonaspersion, nondispersive...
-
distinct from, A. megaspermum, with the term flavo-
indicating a
yellowish inspersion in its hamathecium, a part of its
reproductive structure. The type specimen...
- that may or may not
exhibit a
positive I-reaction. The hamathecium's
inspersion in
Carbacanthographis consists of
minute droplets approximately 0.5–1 μm...
- and DNA
sequencing of a
Florida collection revealed a lack of
hymenial inspersion, a key
character in Anomomorpha. The
morphology of D. microsporum is more...
- lineages. One feature, the
hymenial inspersion,
consists of oil
droplets or
infusions lining the paraphyses. The
inspersion can be
localized or
spread throughout...
