- that
attach to and
penetrate the
hyphae of the host. The
basidia are
tremelloid (ellipsoid, with
oblique to
vertical septa), 10–13 μm × 6.5–10 μm, sometimes...
-
Michael (2007-06-01). "Asterotremella gen. nov. albida, an
anamorphic tremelloid yeast isolated from the
agarics Asterophora lycoperdoides and Asterophora...
- two
fungi collected in
Ecuador that
possessed distinctive, catenulate,
tremelloid basidia (septate
basidia formed in chains).
Subsequent authors added further...
- PMC 3218205. PMID 21848815. "Asterotremella gen. nov. albida, an
anamorphic tremelloid yeast isolated from the
agarics Asterophora lycoperdoides and Asterophora...
-
Tremellaceae was
limited to
genera and
species in
which the
basidia were "
tremelloid" (globose to
ellipsoid with
vertical or
diagonal septa),
whether or not...
- to
include all species,
gelatinous or not, in
which the
basidia were "
tremelloid" (globose to
ellipsoid with
vertical or
diagonal septa). Rea
placed within...
-
Phragmobasidiomycetes (meiotically
septate basidia, no teliospores)
auricularioid fungi tremelloid fungi Holobasidiomycetes (basidia not
meiotically septate;
identical to...
- branched, with
cornute (horn-like) fronds. Microscopically, the
basidia are
tremelloid (ellipsoid, with
oblique to
vertical septa), 4-celled, 17 to 18 by 12...
-
hyphae are
clamped and
occur in a
dense gelatinous matrix. The
basidia are
tremelloid (globose, with
vertical septa), 13 to 15 μm across. The basidiospores...
-
Bresadola as a
subgenus of Sebacina, a
genus then used for any
species with
tremelloid (vertically septate)
basidia and
effused basidiocarps. It was
raised to...
