- stereocaulina,
Infects the
phyllocladia but
rarely causes disease.
Catillaria stereocaulorum,
Mainly infects the
phyllocladia,
which can
become swollen...
-
lichen is
characterised morphologically by the coralloid,
highly branched phyllocladia. Chemically, it
contains lichen products in the
stictic acid complex...
- with
features such as
hollow pustules, pseudopodetia, and
granular phyllocladia. Apothecia, or ****ual
fruiting bodies, are rare and
poorly developed...
-
species of the
Lecanorales and the Peltigerales.
phyllocladium Plural phyllocladia. A photobiont-containing,
corticate outgrowth of pseudopodetia; common...
- grandilobum,
meaning "big-lobed",
refers to the
unusually large lobes of the
phyllocladia. Hammel, B. (2017). "Epiphyllum grandilobum". IUCN Red List of Threatened...
- Iceland, Russia,
including Wrangel Island and Svalbard. It
grows on
phyllocladia,
stems and
occasionally cephalodia and old
apothecia of its host species...
