- escape. The
ostiolar canal may be
lined by hair-like
structures called periphyses. The
unitunicate asci are
usually cylindrical in shape,
borne on a stipe...
- brownish-black
perithecial walls, and
lacking a
distinct involucrellum. The
periphyses are 5–10 μm long with
pointed apices,
while its
ascospores measure 6–8...
-
black to dark brown. The
ostiole is
located at the
centre and
contains periphyses. The
peridium has a
colour gradient from dark
brown to
light brown, consisting...
- long necks, (48-)80-165 μm long, up to 72 μm in diameter, brown, with
periphyses (short, thread-like
filaments that line the opening, or ostiole). The...
- are
branched and interwoven,
aiding in
spore dispersal. The
fungi lack
periphyses,
another type of hair-like
structure often found in
similar fungi. The...
- distinguishable, with
sizes varying in
tangential and
vertical planes. The
periphyses and
pseudoparaphyses within the
ascomata are well-defined and visible...
- hyaline,
strongly elongated,
radially compressed cells inwardly. The
periphyses are hyaline,
measure 10–20 by 2–3 μm, septate, and are not branched. The...
-
their surface.
Within the perithecia,
dense and
unbranched paraphyses and
periphyses can be
found alongside clavate asci and
colourless ascospores.
These ascospores...
- orange, and
measure 0.3 to 0.4 mm in diameter. The wall is pale and
lacks periphyses,
while the
ostiole is
orangish and
darker than the
ascoma wall. The hamathecium...
-
purplish brown perithecial walls lacking a
distinct involucrellum. The
periphyses are 10–15 μm long with
pointed apices, and its
ascospores have dimensions...
