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podetium (plural:
podetia) is the
upright secondary thallus in
Cladonia lichens. It is a
hollow stalk extending from the
primary thallus.
Podetia can be pointed...
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bright red spore-bearing
structures (apothecia) on thin,
upright stalks (
podetia) that can be
variably branched.
These stalks may be smooth, rough, or covered...
- is pale or
colorless it is
called biatorine.: 14 A "podetium" (plural:
podetia) is a
lichenized stalk-like
structure of the
fruiting body
rising from...
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species with cup-shaped
structures borne at the tips of
vertical stalks (
podetia) are
often known as "pixie cups".
Examples include the "boreal
pixie cup"...
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Cladonia furcata, with
branched podetia Cladonia macilenta, with spike-like
podetia Cladonia pyxidata, with cup-shaped
podetia A
crustose lichen, as its name...
- has
apothecia and
bright red
pycnidia atop of
yellowish to grey-green
podetia that are 1–2 cm (0.4–0.8 in) high. The base of the
thallus comprises rounded...
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upper surface and a
white to lilac,
somewhat cottony lower surface. The
podetia (upright stalks) grow 0.5–2 cm tall and 0.5–1 mm thick,
appearing erect...
- has
taller podetia measuring up to 5 cm (2 in) in height,
usually bifurcate or
sparingly dichotomously branched in the
upper part.
Podetia are partially...
- of lichen. It is
distinctive in the
genus Cladonia because the
stalks (
podetia) are very wide,
seemingly hollow, and
often perforated,
hence the colloquial...
- bimberiensis,
which consists of
fruticose structures known as
podetia.
These podetia often grow
upright and are
densely covered in tiny cups or squamules...
