- a
lichen that is
composed of small,
often overlapping "scales"
called squamules. If they are
raised from the
substrate and
appear leafy, the
lichen may...
- soil or bryophytes,
composed of
granules that
coalesce to
create squamules.
These squamules are
convex to
bullate and may lack a cortex, but they have an...
- is made up of tiny to
small squamules (scale-like structures) that
range from 0.5 to 1.0 cm in diameter.
These squamules create a
patchy appearance, with...
- species, and is
generally described as a
group of
squamulose (grow from
squamules), cup-bearing lichens. The
Cladina morpho-types are
often referred to...
-
distinctively elongated squamules with
deeply blackened bases on
their undersides. The
erect growth habit of its
primary thallus squamules is also characteristic...
-
their relatively large,
thick squamules,
which are the leaf-like
structures making up the lichen's body.
These squamules,
ranging in
colour from yellow...
- 5 mm in
diameter squamules sometimes grow as lobes.
There are 0-1 or more
round to
irregular apothecia, up to 0.5 mm wide, on each
squamule, with
rough and...
-
primary squamules,
which are 15–30 mm long and 2–8 mm wide. The
primary thallus is well-developed and
consists of large,
somewhat laciniate squamules that...
-
meaning it is
composed of small, scale-like
structures called squamules.
These squamules are
typically 2–5 cm (0.8–2.0 in) in diameter,
irregularly branched...
- greyish-green
squamules,
reaching up to 3 mm in width.
These squamules are
initially rounded, but
later divide into
lobes up to 1 mm wide. The
squamules often...
