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photosynthesizing organism is
called a
photobiont.
Algal photobionts are
called phycobionts.
Cyanobacteria photobionts are
called cyanobionts. The part of...
- (the mycobiont)
combines with one or more
photosynthetic partner(s) (the
photobiont) as well as (in some cases) a yeast.
Eukaryote (domain) –
organisms with...
- parietina, are
vectors of the
photobiont cells.
Faecal pellets of both
species contain both
viable ascospores and
photobiont cells, and are
suggested to...
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genus Trebouxia,
particularly species within Trebouxia clade I, as its
photobiont partner. Ecologically,
Parmelia sulcata grows on
various substrates, including...
- The
cortex of the
thallus is 50–80 μm thick, and
beneath this lies a
photobiont layer, 20–80 μm thick,
hosting the
cyanobacterium Nostoc. The medulla...
-
symbiotic organisms made up of
multiple species: a fungus, one or more
photobionts (an alga and/or a cyanobacteria) and
sometimes a yeast. They are regularly...
- mycobiont. The
photosynthetic partner,
algae or cyanobacteria, is
called the
photobiont. The body of a
lichens that does not
contain reproductive parts of the...
- ****ociate with a
species of
cyanobacteria (hence "
photobiont" is the more
accurate term). A
photobiont may be ****ociated with many
different mycobionts...
-
within its interior. In a few species, the
cyanobacteria is the main
photobiont and the
green alga is
housed in the cephalodia. Most
external cephalodia...
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photobiont provides sugars and
other carbohydrates via
photosynthesis to the fungus,
while the
fungus provides minerals and
water to the
photobiont....
