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Plectenchyma (from Gr**** πλέκω
pleko 'I weave' and ἔγχυμα
enchyma 'infusion', i.e., 'a
woven tissue') is the
general term emplo**** to
designate all types...
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developed from the
inner wall of the
perithecium and
arise from a
basal plectenchyma-centrum.
Examples are
members of
Sphaeriales and Hypocreales. Perithecia...
- thallus.
palisade plectenchyma Plural palisade plectenchymata. Also palisadoplectenchyma,
plural palisadoplectenchymata. A type of
plectenchyma in a cortex...
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multiform lirellate loculi by whitish,
erumpent striae of
stromatic plectenchyma. The
fungus produces opegraphoid but
caudate asci
containing eight hyaline...
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shares the
characteristic of
having a well-developed,
thick layer of
plectenchyma in the medulla.
Unlike Xanthomendoza,
Golubkovia does not have a lower...
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sporangium or
other fruiting body. Can be
either acellular or
composed of
plectenchyma.
perithecium A rounded, oval ascocarp,
characteristic of Pyrenomycetes...
- layers: a
loose upper part with a
webby (arachnoidal)
plectenchyma, and a more
compact plectenchyma in the
lower part.
Apothecia (spore-bearing structures)...
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exposed early in
their development,
resulting in bits of
plectenchyma (fungal tissue) that
crumbles off. The
fungi produce an
insoluble pigment...
- vertically,
somewhat like a tiny
fence (a
structure known as
palisade plectenchyma).
Below this
cortex is a
layer containing green algae cells arranged...
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lower surface has a
different structure, with a
distinctive palisade plectenchyma arrangement and
lacks the polysaccharide-like covering. The
lichen lacks...
