-
photosynthesizing organism is
called a
photobiont.
Algal photobionts are
called phycobionts.
Cyanobacteria photobionts are
called cyanobionts. The part of...
- may no
longer include any
lichen photobionts.[citation needed] The term 'Trebouxioid'
refers to
green algal photobionts similar to
those in
genus Trebouxia...
- cephalodia,
characteristic of three-membered
lichen symbioses involving two
photobionts (the
photosynthetic symbionts in the
lichen relationship).
These internal...
-
ability of X.
parietina to grow on rock. The
photosynthetic symbionts, or
photobionts, ****ociated with X.
parietina are from the
green algal genus Trebouxia...
- is now a
relatively small order and may no
longer include any
lichen photobionts. Trebouxia, once
included here, is now
considered to be in a separate...
- and
photobionts. ****ual
reproduction in
lichens – most
lichens reproduce ****ually
using ascospores,
which means they have to
acquire their photobiont partners...
-
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...
-
algal partners (
photobionts).
While earlier studies suggested that
Parmelia species were
highly selective in
their choice of
photobionts, a 2024
study revealed...
-
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...
-
frequent occurrence as a
photobiont in
pioneer lichens growing on
smooth bark. Additionally, it was
observed that the
photobionts from
Xanthoria parietina...
