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typically bearing eight spores. The
ascospores of this
genus are
polaribilocular,
characterised by a wide septum.
Species of
Lacrima contain chlorinated...
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broadly ellipsoid in shape, and
measure 8–9 by 5.5–6 μm. They are
polaribilocular,
meaning they are
divided into two
components (locules)
separated by...
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Teloschistes type, each
containing eight spores.
These ascospores have a
polaribilocular structure with a wide septum.
Obscuroplaca species occur in Australia...
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Dictyochloropsis algae,
produce hyaline,
bicellular ascospores with
polaribilocular structure, and
contain chemical compounds such as zeorin, pannarin...
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color is
slightly darker than that of the thallus. The
spores are
polaribilocular and ellipsoid, with a very thin septum. Chemically, the
species is...
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typically contains eight spores.
These ascospores are
clear (hyaline) and
polaribilocular,
meaning they are
divided into two
components (locules)
separated by...
- Teloschistes-type. The ascospores,
numbering eight per ascus, are
polaribilocular and
range from
ellipsoid to
broadly ellipsoid,
measuring approximately...
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widen at the tips. Each
ascus contains eight hyaline, ellipsoid,
polaribilocular ascospores,
around twice as long as they are wide, with a
septum occupying...
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distinguish species.
polarilocular Also placodiomorphic, polar-diblastic,
polaribilocular, polocellate. A
spore divided into two
components (locules) separated...
- asci
measure approximately 65–70 by 12–15 μm. The
ascospores have a
polaribilocular (two-chambered)
structure and an
ellipsoid shape, with
sizes averaging...
