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Phycopeltis is a
genus of
green algae in the
family Trentepohliaceae. "
Phycopeltis Millardet, 1870". www.gbif.org.
Retrieved 26
March 2022. See the NCBI...
- also
found in the cell
walls of
several taxa of
green alga,
including Phycopeltis (an ulvophycean) and Chlorella.
Spores are dis****d by many different...
- (fruiting bodies). Its
photobiont partner is from the
green algal genus Phycopeltis. The
lichen was
formally described as a new
species in 1952 by the Swedish...
- dis****d, smooth, whitish-grey thallus. It
hosts a
phycobiont of the
genus Phycopeltis,
characterised by
rectangular cells arranged in
radiate rows. Eremothecella...
- and
larger spores. The
photobiont of this
species is the
green alga
Phycopeltis. List of
Porina species "Porina
gryseelsiana Van den Broeck, Lücking...
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slightly crust-like,
forming a
close bond with
their green algae partner,
Phycopeltis. The
reproductive structures (the perithecia) are
black and wart-like...
- The
photobiont partner is from the
trentepohlioid green algal genus Phycopeltis.
Tenuitholiascus porinoides produces colourless,fusiform
spores that...
- The term is
derived from the name of the
involved green algal genus,
Phycopeltis.
pendant Also pendent, pendulous.
Hanging down, as in the
fruticose thalli...
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Trentepohliaceae Hansgirg Genera Cephaleuros Chroolepus Friedaea Lochmium Phycopeltis Physolinum Rhizothallus Sporocladus Stomatochroon Trentepohlia...
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without any
visible crystals or borders. The lichen's
algal partner,
Phycopeltis,
forms a
continuous layer within the thallus. The
algal cells are elongated...
