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Psora is a
genus of lichen-forming
fungi in the
family Psoraceae.
Members of the
genus are
commonly called fishscale lichens.
Lichens in the
genus Psora...
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three local symptoms:
psora (the itch),
syphilis (venereal disease) or
sycosis (fig-wart disease). Of
these the most
important was
psora,
described as being...
- from Gr**** ψωρίασις
meaning 'itching condition' or 'being itchy', from
psora 'itch', and -iasis 'action, condition'.
Psoriasis vulgaris (also
known as...
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California raccoon (P. l.
psora)
climbing a tree in
Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge...
- Nepal. The
species bears a
resemblance to
Psora indigirkae but is
genetically closer to
Psora tenuifolia and
Psora vallesiaca. It
differs from the rest in...
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Psora taurensis is a
species of
terricolous (ground-dwelling),
squamulose lichen in the
family Lecanoraceae. It is
found in the
Taurus Mountains of Turkey...
- by
Psora, but it has been
noted that the list of
conditions Hahnemann attributed to
coffee was
similar to his list of
conditions caused by
Psora. In...
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transferred to a few
different genera in its
taxonomic history,
including Psora, Lecidea, and Mycobilimbia.
Einar Timdal cir****scribed the new
genus Romjularia...
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first described by
German lichenologist Georg Franz Hoffmann in 1796, as
Psora bracteata.
Abramo Bartolommeo M****alongo
transferred it to the
genus Gyalolechia...
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Psora-4 is an
experimental drug that acts as a
selective inhibitor of the Kv1.3 pot****ium channel. It has
immunomodulatory effects,
suppressing the proliferation...
