- example, no
thallus has
vascular tissue. In
exceptional cases such as the Lemnoideae,
where the
structure of a
vascular plant is in fact
thallus-like, it...
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Thallus or
Thallos (Gr****: Θαλλός),
perhaps a Samaritan, was an
early historian who
wrote in
Koine Gr****. He
wrote a three-volume
history of the Mediterranean...
- Look up
thallus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Thallus is an
undifferentiated vegetative tissue of some non-mobile organisms.
Thallus may also refer...
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called the
thallus.
Lichens are
grouped by
thallus type,
since the
thallus is
usually the most
visually prominent part of the lichen.
Thallus growth forms...
- body of the lichen, the
thallus, is
foliose (leafy) and
typically less than 8
centimetres (3.1 in) wide. The
lobes of the
thallus are 1–4 mm (rarely up...
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Thallus of
Miletus (Gr****: Θαλλός), was an
epigrammatic poet, five of
whose epigrams are
preserved in the Gr**** Anthology. Of
these the
first is in honour...
- form and a
fruticose form; the
thallus differentiates into both
horizontal (primary
thallus) and
vertical (secondary
thallus, or podetium) structures. Cladoniiform...
- the
outer protective layer on the
thallus surface, is
roughly comparable to the
epidermis of a
green plant. The
thallus is
typically 5–15
centimetres (2...
- podetia) is the
upright secondary thallus in
Cladonia lichens. It is a
hollow stalk extending from the
primary thallus.
Podetia can be
pointed stalks, club...
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individual organism is
known as a
thallus rather than as a
plant (kingdom Plantae). The
morphological structure of a kelp
thallus is
defined by
three basic structural...
