Definition of Isidiomorph. Meaning of Isidiomorph. Synonyms of Isidiomorph

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Meaning of Isidiomorph from wikipedia

- pigmentation of the basal portion, the presence and morphology of soralia, isidiomorphs (structures resembling isidia but originating from medullary hyphae)...
- perithecium, often pigmented, surrounding the exciple. isidiate Having isidia. isidiomorph A structure that resembles an isidium, but is formed as an outgrowth...
- somewhat excavate soralia that always lack isidiomorphs, in contrast to the ab****ns left by shed isidiomorphs in U. subfloridana. Chemical composition...
- entire areola of Placynthiella icmalea was identified as a blastidium. An isidiomorph is a structure that resembles an isidium, but is formed as an outgrowth...
- they mature, and arise from the tubercles. Young soralia may have short isidiomorphs (small, finger-like projections), though these are rare on mature soralia...
- other lichen species, Usnea pallidocarpa does not produce soredia or isidiomorphs – propagules involved in a****ual reproduction. This lichen frequently...
- small protuberances (tubercles). Small, finger-like projections called isidiomorphs are frequently present on both young and mature soralia. The primary...
- They arise directly on the cortex and are superficial and flat. Short isidiomorphs (finger-like projections) are frequently present on young soralia. The...
- profile with a distinct cortical margin and rarely become slightly raised. Isidiomorphs, which are very small, are also present in this species. Apothecia, the...
- axis. The soralia usually have small finger-like projections called isidiomorphs on their surface, especially when young. The outer layer (cortex) of...