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visible only
around the perithecia. It does not have a shield-shaped
involucrellum,
which is
typical of
several other species in
genus Bagliettoa. The...
- The
involucrellum is very wide-spreading and
contains particles from the substrate.
Multiple perithecia are
often united within a
single involucrellum. The...
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feature of V. subdevergens is its
involucrellum, an
outer layer covering the perithecium. In this species, the
involucrellum typically covers half or more...
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punctiform to
columnar and can
originate from an
often rough and
uneven involucrellum. In contrast,
Wahlenbergiella species, like
Wahlenbergiella striatula...
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hemispherical involucrellum that
spreads laterally. The
perithecia can also be semi-immersed with a flatter,
spreading involucrellum. The ascospores...
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enclosed by a
conical protective covering (
involucrellum) that
extends down to the substrate. This
involucrellum contains dark
brown pigment that
turns dark...
- base, the
involucrellum often spreads widely and
merges with the
basal layer of the
thallus when present. The
pigment in the
involucrellum is red-brown...
- wide,
either flat or
slightly projecting. The
protective covering (
involucrellum)
closely follows the
shape of the
exciple (inner
protective wall) at...
-
specimen also had
slight morphological differences,
including a
thinner involucrellum (70–90 μm
thick compared to 90–110 μm in the type specimen) and a less...
- the way to
their apex (top). As they mature, the
black apex of the
involucrellum (protective
covering around the perithecium) may
become exposed. In...
