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- photosynthesizing organism is called a photobiont. Algal photobionts are called phycobionts. Cyanobacteria photobionts are called cyanobionts. The part of...
- variability, combined with the lichen's flexible ****ociations with different photobiont strains, contributes to its ecological success. X. parietina serves as...
- usually covered with a cortex; some, however, lack a lower cortex. The photobiont layer lies just below the upper cortex. Where present, the lower cortex...
- cyanolichens, known as bipartite forms, the cyanobacteria form an extensive photobiont layer throughout the main body of the lichen. Others, called tripartite...
- (the mycobiont) combines with one or more photosynthetic partner(s) (the photobiont) as well as (in some cases) a yeast. Eukaryote (domain) – organisms with...
- genus Trebouxia, particularly species within Trebouxia clade I, as its photobiont partner. Ecologically, Parmelia sulcata grows on various substrates, including...
- generally have a squamulose thallus and anthraquinones in the hymenium. Photobiont partners of Psora lichens include members of the green algal genera Asterochloris...
- the fungal partner (mycobiont) of Peltigera membranacea and its Nostoc photobiont partner; these allow for both po****tion genetic studies and an alternative...
- ****ociation with a photobiont is required for the development of that form. When grown in the laboratory in the absence of its photobiont, a lichen fungus...
- 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...