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Lecanoric acid is a
chemical produced by
several species of lichen.
Lecanoric acid is
classified as a
polyphenol and a didepside, and it
functions as...
- well-defined
margin and
distinctive secondary metabolites,
including lecanoric acid and
pannaric acid 6-methylester. The
species is
morphologically similar...
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produces a rose
colour with a C+
lichen spot test (caused by the
presence of
lecanoric acid), and short-filiform (threadlike)
conidia that
measure 7–9 μm long...
- to
Echinoplaca verrucifera, but
lacks setae and
contains gyrophoric,
lecanoric, and
subgyrophoric acids.
Echinoplaca pernambucensis was
first described...
- white-brownish in colour.
Dirina pallescens contains the
lichen products erythrin,
lecanoric acid, and two
unidentified substances named "B" and "C". "Dirina pallescens...
- of
Lecanactis borbonica is
chemically characterised by the
presence of
lecanoric and
lepraric acids.
These lichen products are
useful for distinguishing...
- viridi-isidiatum
refers to the greenish-coloured pseudisidia.
Gyrophoric acid,
lecanoric acid, and
umbilicaric acid are all
lichen products that have been identified...
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degrade within hours or days.
Distinguishing between gyrophoric acid and
lecanoric acid
using thin-layer
chromatography can be challenging. However, if one...
- prin****l
secondary metabolite is
gyrophoric acid,
accompanied by
traces of
lecanoric acid and atranorin.
Placopsis imshaugii can be
distinguished from other...
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towards the
centre and the
major secondary metabolite in the
medulla is
lecanoric acid. A
lookalike species with
which it has been
historically confused...
