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orchids is unusual. They have
relatively large, spongy,
almost globular or
ampulliform pseudobulbs,
narrowed at the apex.
Every pseudobulb is only
active for...
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elongated metathorax; or with the
abdomen oval-shaped, the
first segment ampulliform (shaped like a flask) and the
metathorax more flat and its end less elongated...
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cells are monophialidic, terminal, determinate,
oblong to flask-shaped (
ampulliform), brown, and
possess a
short apical collar-like structure. The conidia...
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papillae sporangia that may vary in shape,
including ovoid, globose,
ampulliform, or peanut-shaped that
dislodge easily from
their sporangiop****. The...
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reverse black.
Phialides ovoidal, ellipsoidal, subspherical, or
ampulliform, 5-8 x 2-3 μm,
forming compact lateral clusters on
undifferentiated hyphae;...
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acropleurogenous (producing
spores at the tip and
along the sides),
ampulliform (flask-shaped), and
taper towards the apex.
After spore release, these...
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inner walls of the conidiomata.
These cells are
subglobose to
ampulliform (flask-shaped), smooth,
hyaline (colourless), and
measure 8–14 μm in...
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Separating cells,
which are
responsible for
releasing the spores, are
ampulliform (flask-shaped) and may be
found singly or in
whorls of up to seven. These...
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pycnidia (they are
immersed and
laminal in Parmeliopsis), its short,
ampulliform (flask-shaped) or
bifusiform (tapering at both ends)
conidia (these are...
