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Pseudoparaphyses in...
- Mytilinidiales, and Jahnulales. One of its
defining features is the
presence of
pseudoparaphyses.
These are
sterile cells extending down from the
upper portion of the...
- asci of the hymenium) is made of
branched pseudoparaphyses measuring 3–6 μm in diameter.
These pseudoparaphyses are
embedded in a
gelatinous matrix and...
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cavities of the ****ual
structures do not have
vertical cells (paraphyses,
pseudoparaphyses or paraphysoids)
growing between the sac-like
cells bearing the ****ual...
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plant native to
Puerto Rico
Amphinectria portoricensis, a
fungus with
pseudoparaphyses Anemia portoricensis, a
flowering fern
Antirhea portoricensis, synonym...
- the neck
dissolve or tear apart. In
mature ascomata, the tips of the
pseudoparaphyses reach into the canal. The
peridium is 8–16 μm thick, and made of 3–5...
- tree. Inside, the
hamathecium is
formed by
trabeculate (network-like)
pseudoparaphyses that are
branched and anastomosing, set
within a
gelatinous matrix...
- portoricensis, an eight-e****
spider Leptosphaeria portoricensis, a
fungus with
pseudoparaphyses Linsleyonides portoricensis, a
longhorn beetle Liophis portoricensis...
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sizes varying in
tangential and
vertical planes. The
periphyses and
pseudoparaphyses within the
ascomata are well-defined and visible. The asci,
which house...
- top of
immature ascomata and rips
apart at maturity; the tips of the
pseudoparaphyses extend into the ostiole. The
peridium is 9–13 μm thick, made of 4–5...
